Would this work on top a coffee mug (not cup)?
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Yes! I bought 2 sunflower lids at a local store just for that purpose. As long as the rim is dry, they work just fine. Helps keep your coffee or tea hot longer.
1617269
the "lids" come in different sizes, so be sure to order one about 4-5 inches in diameter. wonderful, effective product. easy to use and clean.
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Suzanne-Yes they work on a coffee cup. These are terrific. I don't know what I did without them. I got all the girls in my family some for xmas.-Charlene
1617271
I use them on my cups/mugs that are approx 3 1/4" in diameter. (They measure approx 4" in diameter). I love them! Just make sure the surface of the rim is smooth or they won't stick. I place them over my cup and press down in the middle for a good seal. I've given several away as gifts so it's actually time to buy more. I use them everywhere - home, RV, work. No more UFOs in my coffee!
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It works on even my smallest containers, so I think it would work but would be large on a mug. I would be inclined to buy the ones just for mugs/cups. In fact, I have on order. Ask again in a week after I get the others, I will let you know. As long as anything is hot, they stick like glue. I love them.
1199168
I've never had that issue, but if you make a large helping of coffee, I suppose you could. I would use a tall, not so wide, mug in that case. Maybe one of those travel mugs.
5177
This unit isn't meant to be used to brew coffee but is intended to keep it hot after coffee it is brewed. It is very tall and would fit no coffee maker.
79721
Just measured it. If you remove the cup rest, the coffee mug would just barely fit under there. It would be a pretty tight squeeze, but not impossible.
795252
Depending upon how u hang it....es....and also no....we have our hung for coffee mugs....in this case...hanging a cap from the top rung...covers the middles hooks and the bottom one. I would have to say that it would not be a good baseball cap hanger
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I don't think so. I use it for smallish coffee mugs and it's fine. Anything tall would cause "tippage," I think. Six inches is the highest I would trust, and even then, the glass would have to be fairly narrow in diameter.
1555068
Not using the provided base - the largest it would fit would be a tall coffee mug. It is possible if you removed the base you could fit a travel mug on it, but not certain.
913055
This infuser actually floats to the top of my mug. You should not have any trouble. I use a tall mug myself and I do not have any problems.
1161614
The holder is sturdy enough to hold a coffee cup, but it is too tall for many coffee cups. It would hold a bit taller cup.
514287
I would say yes. The coffee pot cover is plastic and dips into the pot like a funnel. It forces the hot coffee to the bottom of the pot.
580119
The inner ring has an outside diameter of 2.75 inches, so it would not fit. That's a tiny mug! :)
714046
I believe that the base of the cone is about 4 1/4 inches, if so, it would sit atop a 4 inch mug. Barely. Might be a little precarious sitting there, but that would be a judgement call for you. Hope this helps!
356722
If using a traditional style coffee mug then no. Cup holder is perfect for a water bottle or similarly shaped thermal cup.
297462
Yes you can, as long as it doesn't stand so tall that it doesn't clear the metal coffee retainer above
1912990
If it is in an area where it will not get bumped, it should work. It would just sit on top. The magnets hold it tightly in place for metal registers and keep it in place if bumped, etc.
57232
This cup has a slight outside rim, and because the screen mesh is around lower edge and the bottom, I have never had the issue of coffee flowing over the top. I suppose if your coffee was ground extremely fine, this could be an issue.
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The mug is 5 1/4 inches tall. If your mug/cup is less than that, it should work well. I have a 12 ounce coffee cup and it brews it right into my cup.