Help! I lost the stupid cup already. I need the real measurements/equivs please. TIA
376457
I measured it last night. The rice cup that comes with it is equivalent to 2/3 cup.
376458
if i recall correctly it was 2 table spoons per cup of rice (rice water).... and 4 table spoons per cup of rice for the (steam water)
1940561
I didn't have a problem with my cups fitting so, in your case, there must have been either an error in the holder size or cup size. I would ask the company to send you a new (and matching this time) set of cups and holders.
1149053
I'm not sure but it's a decent size. Just like any average ordinary cup! Just be carful they break easily /:
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I just measured, the very bottom is just shy of 3 inches (It has a rubber ring around the bottom)... Maybe 2 and 15/16 inches. However it looks like the cup is tapered just a bit and increases in width a little as it rises off the bottom. I measured the circumference at the base (about 1/2 inch up from the bottom) and came out with 9.75". Given that the diameter will equal the circumference/pi ( C=pi*D; therefore D=C/pi); then the diameter would equate to about 3.10" at that point. My tape measure isn't perfectly flat and I don't have a tape ribbon, so their calculation of 3.2 is probably the most correct - and would probably be at the widest point of the tapered bottom edge. I just measured, the very bottom is just shy of 3 inches (It has a rubber ring around the bottom)... Maybe 2 and 15/16 inches. However it looks like the cup is tapered just a bit and increases in width a little as it rises off the bottom. I measured the circumference at the base (about 1/2 inch up from the bottom) and came out with 9.75". Given that the diameter will equal the circumference/pi ( C=pi*D; therefore D=C/pi); then the diameter would equate to about 3.10" at that point. My tape measure isn't perfectly flat and I don't have a tape ribbon, so their calculation of 3.2 is... » Read More I just measured, the very bottom is just shy of 3 inches (It has a rubber ring around the bottom)... Maybe 2 and 15/16 inches. However it looks like the cup is tapered just a bit and increases in width a little as it rises off the bottom. I measured the circumference at the base (about 1/2 inch up from the bottom) and came out with 9.75". Given that the diameter will equal the circumference/pi ( C=pi*D; therefore D=C/pi); then the diameter would equate to about 3.10" at that point. My tape measure isn't perfectly flat and I don't have a tape ribbon, so their calculation of 3.2 is probably the most correct - and would probably be at the widest point of the tapered bottom edge. « Show Less
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Yes if all your goods are not fitting inside the cup then you have the wrong size. Hope that helps.
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The base is ~4 3/8" in diameter (the part that rests on the rim of the cup). The diameter of the protruding lip (the part that rests inside the rim of your cup/mug) is ~2 5/8". So, I think you need a cup with &gt;2 3/8" inside diameter, but &lt; 4 3/8' outside diameter. It's a #2 cone, but I imagine you could use it with any capacity cup (mine is about 10 oz).
878197
I have that same problem!!! I had descaled it, and 'cleaned' the machine parts with a paperclip (per instructions by rep on phone) and I still got short-cupped. I talked to the company a few days ago and complained, so they thought it could be a 'faulty k-cup holder' and they sent me a replacement. Well I put it in, and now my machine does NOT work at all! I called the company and they think the machine could be defective and are sending me out a new one. I hope THIS new one works!!!!
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Hi, So I'm actually in the process of moving so the cup is in a box..somewhere. However, the mug is very skinny. If you were to place it next to any coffee mug you own, they would be about the same height, but the width of this cup is like half the size. sorry that I couldn't be more helpful!
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Its all herehttp://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/SCF782_13/avent-toddler-cups-natural-drinking-cup/specifications
132884
its about 3.5 inches... this is not spring loaded. you twist a gear that pushes out the walls of the base to fit the cup
764404
Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)
2118765
Have no idea - just beware these cups are small, not what I consider "standard" size.
268250
The cup is actually between 6 1/4 and 6 1/2 inches. I measured it sideways. It is not 6 1/2, like another customer said. Mine wasn't anyway. I promise!
1857108
The measurement line stops at 10 ounces, which leaves space at the top. I do not think you should fill it above that line. You can order the larger cups from the Manufacturer website.
1187040
A six inch cup, a full size travel mug will NOT fit, that was one improvement they did not make. I use a smaller cup and transfer it to my travel cup. Hope this helps.
1159329
No, I measured two different cups and the one that was just over 3.5 fit fine but the one that is 3.75 did not.
431922
Sorry... third time I used it it went to the dump. Forgot to take measurements. Hope this helps