The bottom of my cup is not flat. There is a rounded surface to it. It makes the cup wobble when placed on a flat surface. Is this normal for the cup?
464310
No that is not normal. I have the same cup & it rests perfectly even on flat surfaces.
464311
Yes, mine does the same thing. See my video of it wobbling if you can find my review in the 600 and some reviews. I find it on the fourth page of the three star reviews. Looking for the video makes it easier. I call it a wobble-dribble cup.
75416
No, there is no flat solid surface on the bottom of the drawer. The cups do not sit at a tilt on the single rod because the side rods come in slightly and hold the k-cups perfectly straight. Hope this helps.
840224
No it's normal. Need to make sure it's full of sugar, it's self balancing. I have 2 machines they vibrate a lot
1409367
I am not currently looking at one, however there are no ridges so it is 'flat' in that regard. But, if my memory serves the bottom is very slightly convex so it is not 'flat' as in a perfect plane with the surface it would rest on. So, explained another way the bottom is very slightly domed up, but with no ridges.
2015987
Yes. Mine is usually flat; sometimes I'll angle it down about 20 degrees if I'm typing a lot. It doesn't angle down much more than that.
2055771
Mine isn't wobbly,it is nice and tight. I could barely connect the top with the bottom because they are so snug.
858157
I've never had that issue either, and I do dips on it fairly often. I will say when doing dips, making sure it's on a hard surface is important to help reduce wobble.
1465195
I have not found that to be the case at all. Very nice mug that won't tip over!
1241903
Thank you for contacting Tea Forte'. The lids on the KATI cups are slightly rounded but they do lay relatively flat when put on a table. They are designed with the intention for putting the strainer on when finished brewing. I personally do not find there to be a wobbling problem when placing the strainer on it, but I am not sure what your travel conditions will call for. I hope this helps and safe travels.
1993087
Yes, it's intended to be a little loose. That appears to just be part of the design. The top on mine does not fit tightly into the glass beeker whether the plunger is up or down.
881229
Well it is flat, but it has ridges to set the bar of soap on with drainage holes below. Not sure if a cup would be stable enough; guess it would depend on where it was placed (i.e. in a spot where it wouldn't be accidently hit).
753570
Yes I have a reusable cup I put the small flat side to the top and just make sure your cup is centered works great
99160
I've had this "problem" with almost every container of liquids I've ever owned. The surface tension of cream and milk will usually tend to make the fluid hold to the container. This can be ameliorated by a rapid "confident" pour which quickly gets the fluid flowing down. I haven't noticed that this "problem" occurs any more with these cups than any other. It's just part of fluid dynamics.
1080298
I haven't used it, I'm returning it. However, while the cup has a nice weight to it, I do not think it's weighted on the bottom enough to avoid spills, necessarily.
2045860
The Inside bottom is perfectly flat, but the Outside bottom has a design imprinted on it, so it is not perfectly flat. Hope that helps.
807489
I just got mine today and I'm very unhappy about how much sediment is in my cup. I didn't see any grounds, just a lot of sediment.
2180903
I've done various bread mixes and shredded veges, with no wobble at all. I am using the heavy glass bowl that came with it. Not sure if that helps. I LOVE my mixer!