How many regular sized coffee mugs would this small bottle of paint do?
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We used half the bottle on six mugs. Count on ten mugs, and any more would be a bonus!
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It all depends IF you want strong or weak drinks. And what do you mean by odd sizes? I know I can get at least two 10 oz. Mugs (when I use the strong button) out of one VUE CUP. Or you can get yourself a Christmas gift of new MUGS
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Depends. Will make 4 mugs (12 oz. ) and then needs filling. Cups cost about $1/each. Small individual Mr. Coffees in reach room will likely be cheaper.
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Haven't used the whole thing yet, but since you only need a tinny bit just to add flavor, I assume it depends on how big your mugs are. Id say more than a hundred. I only use cappuccino servings.
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It would depend on how large your mugs are... it can hold 6 to 8 small coffee cups 4 to 6 oz, or 3 x large Mugs 16 to 18 Oz or larger. I hope that helps...as vague as it was...
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A standard 8-10 oz cup easily fits with the drip tray. The drip tray is about 1 in thick, so you can fit a sizeable cup (although I don't think you'd normally use it without a drip tray as the collection comes more from the coffee making than splash/overflow from the cup). A tall travel mug will not fit
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Depends on what size the projects are, but you can do quite a few. So far I've etched a smallish design (2x3") on 3 glasses and I've still got most of the bottle left.
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The size is labeled as for "5 cups" but I usuallly drink my coffee fron a standard size mug and at full capacity it only provides two (2) MUGS full,, which is enough to satisfy this coffee hound. I don't know what size cups they used to make the five that they claim but they must have used very small cups...The machine does do the job very well ( I mean for Two MUGS full.)I'm happy with it.
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If you've got a standard 15 oz coffee cup, this will fill about 4/5th of the way to the brim. It is one cup, but slightly less than I think you would get in a cup at most restaurants.
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One cup would be difficult as there is a minimum amount of water you need to put in there to get it to work. Two cups would be OK...but keep in mind, the larger the pot of coffee, the better it works.
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I don't use a travel mug but it will fit a 32 oz. quart jar which I tried for measurement purposes. However it only handles 1 cup of water per shot so it would tak about 4 cups to fill.
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It will make more than 2 cups. I make 1large mug each time and that is 16oz size. But I can add more water if I wanted to. I would say you can make 3x 8oz cups.
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I believe its only 6 cups. I had a 10 previously and its definitely not that big.
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To be sure, email the seller and ask for height and width. It may be 10 cups with a smaller, wider size.
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A standard 8-10 oz size coffee mug (4inches high) works best, but you can use a larger size if you pull the drip tray out or tilt the mug slightly as you slide it under the spout. If indeed you mean a "tumbler," the same is true 4 inches works best.
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Cup is about 16oz. I have used it only once since I purchased it. I bought it to paint outdoor furniture and I only filled it three times about half full each time. I painted six steel chairs and a large steel table.
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THis mug holds 1 1/4 cups or roughly 10 oz with a little room to add cream or milk.