how much water will the pot hold?
1851020
2 1/2 cups fills it to the brim, 2 cups leaves you about 3/4 of an inch which youll need if using the lid because it rests about a 1/4 inch below the brim when in place, good quality too, plenty enough for a can of soup, i used measuring cup so im accurate,
1851021
The pot holds three cups, that's to the rim of the pot. There is ample water for a large cup of coffee. This kit is for light weight back packing. I cook full breakfasts and have a full cup of coffee, too.
1476127
While I don't have a pocket hose, my neighbor does, so I can gauge the size. The pot would be way too big when the pocket hose was not in use. I have a 100 foot hose in the pot; it should hold the pocket hose when filled with water as well.
1556993
Hi! I agree that all items should have a FULL size description right up front. No one should have to search out something as simple as the size of an item. This particular pot is a little over 7" tall and just under 10" wide. It is extremely light weight and made of a foam-like substance. Since it has a water reserve contained within it, be sure to use a moisture measuring stick like Bond 9628 Moisture Meter before watering. I hope this was helpful!
1056712
I have an 8.5" pot. It holds 5 cups of liquid. Makes soup for 1, with some left over; or soup for 2 with none left over.
2014080
The coffeepot is marked up to 10 cups. "That's coffee speak." In actual measurement, the maximum amount of liquid (water) the pot holds is 6 1/4 cups.
1594352
It'll be OK. I've done it a number times. The good thing about this pot is it has aseal and clamps so all moisture is locked in. Buy it, you won't be disappointed.
2191029
Frankly, I never thought about water capacity. Just checked and the water level shows 1.7L with various lower measurements too. I don't "do" metrics and just guess when filling - roughly, I'd at least a quart. I seldom fill the whole pot but at least half full for using the time setting for getting up to hot water for tea and not having to wait for a conventional teakettle to boil. Love that feature!
1556992
Hi! I agree that all items should have a FULL size description right up front. No one should have to search out something as simple as the size of an item. This particular pot is a little over 7" tall and just under 10" wide. It is extremely light weight and made of a foam-like substance. Since it has a water reserve contained within it, be sure to use a moisture measuring stick like Bond 9628 Moisture Meter before watering.I hope this was helpful!
1690166
Probably about 7-7.5 quarts or so as the strainer is slightly smaller to fit inside the pot would be my guess
2098374
It holds just over 5 cups of water when full. Don't fill it completely to the top, however, since it could bubble over when boiling.
236794
About half a cup, depending on the size of the pot. Pour on soil and mix around drip line.
298731
the capacity easily makes three cups of tea with some water to spare. I chose the smaller pot on purpose because my sister has a taller pot and it is very heavy to pick up when filled. I love the this pot, just the right size.
630826
I think it holds up to 300lbs. It depends on size of pots to how much you can fit.
610450
Purchase the large Romertopf as you can cook both large and small items in it. Soak the pot for 20 minutes so it can absorb the water and keep the food moist while cooking. Good luck!
580872
Filled to the rim the pot holds 44 fl oz (1300 mL). This leaves no room for tea leaves/bags and water will spill out the top if you try to pour it.The maximum for actual use would be around 37 fl oz (1100 mL).
799802
This is a one quart pot with lid. It can obviously hold one quart, but this will leave little space for 'boiling'. Depending on the volume of your can of soup, it would be adequate if you avoid overheating and stir often.
1210276
I just poured 8 cups into the pot, and it was filled to just above the shoulder. I wouldn't boil it with that much water in it, though; it would be in danger of boiling out.