my current measuring cups don't fit inside my ikea jars. Do you think the larger cup can fit in a 3" opening?
586365
The 1/2 cup measure is 3" in diameter, so you'd be lucky to get a 1/3 cup measure in there.
1916066
While I used mine I was able to use a small 3' mug. May still have some room for a 3.5-3.7' mug. Hope this helps.
878044
Hey Jennifer, this is Cindy, CEO of GreenPaxx. The Cool Caps were designed to be used with regular glasses, avoiding some of the chemicals in plastic but they will securely fit any cup with a RIM diameter of 2.75 - 3.75 inches. The cup just needs to be on a flat surface prior to putting the cap on. They are made of thick, durable, long lasting silicone, so they fit best on durable steady cups. I've never seen Ikea's cups, but sometimes a thin plastic cup is not substantial enough to support the cap. Hope this info helps :-)
809666
The largest is about 7.5" and the next largest is about 6.5" with the lid removed. You should be able to fit a measuring cup in there.
1383386
I can fit my smallest "regular" coffee cups (such as might come with a set of china or dinnerware) under it, but most "mugs" will not fit. Sorry I am not at home to measure it.
2218216
Good question! I just measured mine and found it will open jars between 1-1/8" and 3-1/2" in diameter.
1159328
Hi - I measured and think 3.75 would just fit - could be a tight squeeze tho. We use the 3.5 diameter mugs as a rule, and they work well.
873810
We have some smaller Penzy jars, I believe 1/4 cup and we can put two in one slot. If the 1/2 cup jars are the same diameter and just double the height of the 1/4 cup jars then yes, they would fit. Hope this helps!
1333414
yes, should fit, I also put this in an ikea 30 in cabinet it is quite snug, you need an interior dimension of about 28.5" to fit the bowl in. The undermount flange may need to be recessed into your cabinet top walls or countertop underlayment material if you are using one.
1353307
There are apparently slightly varied sizes of this set according to other reviews, so keep that in mind. I bought my set a month ago and my 1-cup measuring cup is 3 and 15/16 inches across rim to rim. Basically four inches across. I have no idea what you are asking about fit in most containers. They fit in my kitchen drawer just fine.
1609479
Hello Cassidy, No unfortunately these jars do not have a wide enough opening to use a 1 cup measuring tool to scoop out the flour or sugar or whatever. I use these jars for everything, but as far as scooping things out, I use a large spoon to scoop out and put into the measuring cup. I own several sizes, from 4oz up to 67 and none have a wide enough opening. There are very nice glass jars from Anchor Hocking Heritage Hill, but they do not have the rubber sealing ring, so I'm not sure how well the flour or product you wish to store will keep. I hope this helps. Thank you, Donna
2061103
I measured it at three inches. If this is a critical measurement, I can post an image of the cup with a ruler across it.
1622287
Unfortunately it doesn't display the dimension. I'm certain the wide mouth lid will not fit on a regular sized mason jar. See regular sized cuppow lids/cuppow.com
1613463
Yes, however, the larger two bowls may be difficult to fit. I use the measuring cup in the microwave a lot.
949113
Sure! The actual opening size (inside the sealed rim) is 3-3/4" wide. You can easily get most scoops or a hand inside. Depending on the style of your measuring cups, you could get 1/2 cup in there easily, but not sure how a 1 cup would fit. Hope that helps!
1782047
I tried a 3.75 in cup and it slid under the bottom shelf just fine but not on the middle shelf.
2204477
The cup must be no taller than 3 1/4 inches or 8 cm. Tall mugs will not fit but one that is less than 3 1/4 inches will fit.