How high is the strainer? Can you put a normal glass under it?
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There are approximately 8 inches of clearance from the bottom of the strainer to the work surface. I use a tall (8") plastic glass to capture the juice so that there is less chance for the juice to splatter as it is dripping out of the container. I then pour the juice from my tall glass into whatever I will be using for the juice.
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Yes. The 2 cup glass measuring cup is an excellent container to use. It fits well and you can measure the amount of juice you are making.
1836009
I doubt it, the water spout is about 16 inches from the ground at the tallest setting. You can try putting the stand on a box or crate to raise it higher. You might be able to rig it to take another bottle, but without raising the stand, it will only get you about 4-6 inches more height.
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Sent the strainer to my daughter as a gift, however I read this in one of the reviews "The basket itself tapers quite bit to a smaller, rounded edge, diameter on the bottom (approx 7.25/7.5) than on the top, but the legs and feet do not, so with the 4 legs it's still 9.5 inches in diameter at the bottom." Hope this is helpful.
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You mean, will it fit under a standard counter height? I don't think so since it is as high as a standard counter, and you can't take the top slab off. Also, the plumping is really designed to hook up to your kitchen sink faucet, and it drains into your sink. You would need a plumber to make the modifications and it might get expensive. There are plenty under the counter, small, apartment sized built in dishwashers on the market. I would look for something that is designed to be a built-in, and don't recommend trying to adapt this one. A very long answer to say NO!
554177
Pretty sure the answer is you can use the strainer. The mesh is extremely fine!
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Actually, measuring my product I find the following: * The knife rack is 6-3/4 inches above the base. The silverware each has a curved top, arcing from 5-1/2 inches at the sides to 6 inches high in the center. Could the higher measurement you cite be due to measuring height above the counter with the drainer in place?) * The other side of the rach is 5-3/8 inches high * The real problem with heights come at the curved openings on either end of the dish rack. These are only 1-1/2 inches high (2-3/8 inches high with the plate rack in place). This allows some dishes and bowls and pans to fall out of the rack if one is not careful. In addition, there are only two holders for glasses. These do not hold the glasses tightly, and glasses which are not on the glass holders take much longer to dry. Basically, I would not recommend purchasing this dish rack.
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This carafe is very tall - I doubt it would fit under any coffeemaker I know of
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Hi Marcy, A 7" glass will fit under the spigot. There is a 8" - 8-1/2" clearance from the bottom of the spigot and the counter. I purchased two of the beverage dispensers and couldn't be more pleased. They look beautiful on the table and received many compliments on how easy it is to use and on their appearance. Enjoy!
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The sides are wavy so you can only put water up to the lowest part of the side. About 8" if I measured correctly.
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The top of the strainer-looking portion of the basket has a small rim around the underneath of it and that is part that sits in the hole. That part is 1½ inches across. I love, love, love these strainers. Have bought several of them for my friends. High quality and so much better than those flimsy strainers. This one is the best!
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I own two of these , one for work and one for home. The rim is 3 and3/4 inches across. The actual opening where the lid might go is 2 and 1/4 inches.I usually steep my tea and then remove the strainer and put the lid on. Or the lid can rest on top but it isn't secure.
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the strainer will not hold any volume...it's a strainer!! if it could, it would be less than a cup, it's quite small!!
1075948
Sorry, I had to return it due to not fitting under counter. Can't be of help.
638158
There is no strainer, but the opening is not that big that large pieces of ice or fruit should not pour into the glass.
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About 1-1/4". If you use washers or spacers underneath, you can raise it higher.
203687
If you remove the drip guard entirely, then you can just fit a 7" tall glass in there. With the drip guard at the lowest position then, as noted below, there is about 6" clearance.
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No, glass is too thin. Nor can it be mirowaved with the metal band. Use a coffee cup for that. Perhaps you should look for a pyrex carafe/decanter (some have a metal bottom).