Will this dispense liquids easily when pressing up to the release button with disposable (paper/Styrofoam) cups? Or does it only support hard cups?
1125158
I did a test using these other cups (left over from get togethers) and the hard cups are the preferred choice. I have regular sized coffee cups, but also have the double cup size. This works really good. And the gripper feet on the bottom keep the urn from sliding.
1125159
It is a great coffee maker. No trouble dispensing. I had a party for my son-used both Styrofoam and plastic-not a problem. No mess either.
732924
It seems to me that this would not be an ideal use of this gadget. It is sturdy but the cup openings are rather shallow...I like this product but would like it better if it held the cup more securely.
1227290
I forgot that this has a dual pump for dispensing water. There is a manual push down pump on the top or a digital button which I use all the time. Perhaps the only reason for both is in the event of a power outage the top pump can be used with out electricity.
1680678
As I recall, this dispenser accepts 5 oz cups on one end and 3 oz cups on the other. It does not come with any cups at all, if I am remembering correctly. Can't Customer Service give you the answer?
2037302
Yes, You will have to keep pressing the button. Once you let go, its the amount of water you dispense.
868760
It holds about a cup (8oz). It would have preferref it was just a little bigger say about 12 oz. But overall I like it much better than any other dispenser I have owned. Even at 8oz size I would still recommend it.
1368687
The bottom part of the picture is a separate stand for the dispenser that comes with it. It dispenses directly out of the bottom hole when you actuate the thumb lever. It worked OK for me. There is a plastic model that is clear and has a built in base that again is clear that I liked better. It is a little lighter and you can clearly see through it.
1735861
The drawer does not open and close easily when filled with K cups. Have tried lubricating drawer with inadequate results. Also cup edges sometime catch and prevent opining. The whole unit moves easily.
1701893
Arms put pressure on side of cup so I'm not so sure that disposable cup would hold up.
439610
Joan,Since paper bends when pressed against something hard, I would think you would have to press the lever with one hand and hold the cup with the other.cf
922125
The dispenser is heavier than those made out of plastic, therefore the cups release very easily and can be gotten with one hand.
365774
I have one right next to me to answer your question....and it most definitely does have a spring under the pad to push up the next paper. It's a great dispenser...stays put when you pull out the sheets....nothing flimsy about the clear top either...real thick acrylic.
810140
I tried it and it would not work as a mouthwash dispenser. Due to the fact to activate your hand or cloth needs to be no more than an inch from the censer that releases the liquid. A cup is too deep and the rim is not enough to activate.
1259685
The press function is part of the lid design. If it's removed you will have liquid coming out. I have no issues with just using this as a mug with the press all the way down. Sometimes I use it just for hot water. This tumbler is great for coffee and tea pressing. I tend to nurse my hot beverages very slowly. I never knew how much I enjoyed hot beverages until I got this insulated press.
2118039
Yes, mine has a little plastic dohickey thing on the side that a cup dispenser would fit on.
810141
I use it as a soap dispenser, but would think it would dispense water, which is thinner than soap, so you could give it a try, may take a few times to fill the cup tho
934929
The adapter does let grounds get into the piping and that could cause coffee to not flow, but a paper clip can fix that. I would only use this to finish up any kcups and then get vie cups