Can a single cup be removed with one hand or does the user have to hold the base and then pull the cup out?
922124
Cups are easily removed. This is a simple holder, and does not have any spring to pop up cups, or upper lip to hold them in.
922125
The dispenser is heavier than those made out of plastic, therefore the cups release very easily and can be gotten with one hand.
1876216
I just received mine and remembered this question so I wanted to come back to answer it because I don't agree with all the other reviews. I am female with fairly small hands and arthritis in both thumbs. I can open it easily with one hand and, in fact, can't figure out why you would need to hold the canister itself. I just place my hand over the top, depress the button with my arthritic thumb and gently pull up to open. To close, it's just the reverse--push the button in while pushing gently down. Before posting this, I tried it while it was empty to be sure that it would work this easily empty and it does.
191275
It works fine with one hand, but you need an additional part: either a hand pump ("picnic pump") or a CO2 source. One or the other is required to pressurize the keg, after which tipping the handle is easily done with one hand while the other holds the cup.
109043
Ive never seen one but I really haven't searched for one. I do occasionally reuse a used cup...demo of how to do this is on YouTube
793427
This is an double wall insulated cup that you can remove the inside cup by unscrewing them apart.. This is a cup that Starbucks no longer offers, you can only get the single cup version.
1340788
I use tongs to grab the center knob of the tray and lift all cups, moving it to a paper towel on the counter. Then it is easy to empty the individual cups onto a plate.
2091402
Easy as pie. Much easier to remove than the flimsy two-cup. But I found that it holds much better if I leave the mount attached and remove the RD when required. Zero problems after 1+ years.
2098668
I take it off,mostly for security but its really easy to do. It comes with plastic covers to keep the cups from deforming and also has a spare. no issues at all and works like a charm
341781
Yes it totally is hands free. You can set the grind and number of cups you want and then press a button. Your fresh grounds go into the clear hopper. Hope this helps. : D
1909460
You can open it up relatively easy with one hand and close it with one hand as well. Very easy to do but be carefully when you close it with one hand or you could hurt yourself.
1140365
Hi. I have one of these, and I can take the lid off of mine without removing it from the base.
2164801
the insert that hokds the cups has to come out first. reach under with your finger and push up on the tip. It pops right out.
1879977
You twist the reservoir and take it off to empty it. It's a clear cup that screws right back in when you are ready to use it again.
529631
I could feel the stem (I have the size 1 cup) and it was very irritating, so I cut it off. You don't need it to pull the cup out.
457836
There is a tab on the rubber portion of the cup that allows for easy removal.
795916
I've never really had a problem removing it. You need to hold down the button on the grinder to keep it locked in place then spin the cup. Maybe get a large pair of channel locks to help spin the cup off. Good luck...
2281966
Yes you only need one hand. All you do is place it on top of the can and push the button. The opener will do the rest.