How thick is the glass exactly say compared to a standard coffee press like Mr. Coffee? Thank you
1239183
The same as the other three brands I have owned. I have never owned a Mr. coffee french press.
1239184
Don't have a Mr. Coffee with which to compare, but am happily satisfied with my Primula which travels with me from place-to-place as I house/pet sit. It is several years old now and still going strong.
1239185
I haven't had other brands of presses, so I'm not sure, but they are fairly sturdy. I did break one before when it fell onto something on the floor once pushed off the counter by a naughty cat. These do make good coffee, and the price is right.
2253390
The plunger stem is 6 3/4", as with almost any French press the screen goes to about 1/2" from the bottom. This is a great addition to any kitchen, it looks great and performs as would be expected. I bought 2 Mr. Coffee presses prior to purchasing this product. Both Mr. Coffee products didn't last long and were completely inferior to this product. I highly recommend this Thermos press, I seriously doubt that you would be disappointed.
1714897
They are about a millimeter or 2 thick. They are the same type of stirrer you would use at Starbucks.
186719
They are 1 1/2 ". They work well in my machine. 1 tbs of coffee makes a good cup of coffee. I can use the grounds for my garden, too.
1785419
2.25 inches. Have been using these in my Mr. Coffee all summer with no problems.
2043680
Definitely thicker than a wine glass, but similar in thickness to a normal water glass. The weight of the plastic glass is similar to glass if that gives you any indication. I have used these recently with guests and they were surprised it was plastic.
1382027
The cups are softer than I would like, we have a square 1.25 meter length breakfast coffee table of about for which these were needed & these get completely squished but hold the glass table in place. Unfortunately nothing else on Amazon or elsewhere was available. I wouldn't expect anyone to answer your question to the specific table you mention because of the wide range of glass top tables that these are and can be used. Our glass top is about 1/2 inch thick so that hopefully should help you in making your decision.
1863394
3 7/8" diameter (O.D.) 7" tall Fits as a perfect replacement for my old coffee press.
1548596
My glass broke the press made by you for Starbucks. Which of your glass inserts fits my Starbucks press ????? Second request
755800
Yes it is one inch thick. It slides out to fill the coffee pot and then you slide it back. You can pull it forward to fill your coffee cup when the coffee is finished. I love my caddy, I have one at home one at our vacation home and have given them as a gift. If it doesn't work for you Amazon is very good to take anything back.
464512
It's about 1/2 to 3/4 inch in thickness. Very rigid. It's a sturdy table that we are very happy with. There is a molded " ring" for preventing a cup from slipping off.
1165924
I got both the glass and the stainless steel that fits in the Mr Coffee DR95. The stainless steel is quite sturdy but it only holds 8 cups of coffee. If you dont care that you only get 8 cups of coffee per pot then I would say go for the stainless steel. It keeps coffee quite warm and as I have said it is very sturdy.
2198110
I found out the same, I decided to get a stainless & glass Bodum press... been using it for a couple weeks now and I'm really happy with it... decided to save my $ cuisinart for those occasions where I have a lot of people over and need to make greater amounts of coffee and stick with the bodum for everyday use.
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Essentially, this is a more sturdy version. I broke the glass version on the second use by accidentally dropping it. This one will hold up for a long time. I haven't noticed any differences in taste. Some might claim there is a difference in heat conductance which may very well be true. That said, I don't see it translating to a significantly different cup of coffee.
539166
I can no longer answer your question because the carafe broke on the first week we used it. It's apparently not tempered glass, because it broke from the gentle tap of one edge of a dishwashing brush. It is extremely fragile. If you can find a stronger product, I suggest you do so.
1451924
Looks like 9cm (+- 1mm). The lid on mine was garbage. Don't get me wrong, if you like coffee dripping down your front, this is the lid/cup for you. I got the black cup all of the black has flaked off. It has never been in a dishwasher or fully submerged in water (because I believed the care instructions). This cup does do a fantastic job of keeping the hot stuff hot and the cool stuff cool, and all I have to say about that is "how does it know?" I don't know nothin' 'bout no Aeropress.Hope this is helpful.
1515149
Difficult to answer your question with out knowing the width and depth of the Mr. Coffee filter. However, our coffee pot has a basket width of 5 inches and the depth is 3 1/4 inches but there must be a lip at the top of the Mr Coffee filter to keep it from falling down. We love our coffee pot and Helen, you can't go wrong buying it especially because of the price. It still works perfectly and is very fast.