how much capacity in oz?
1754084
I believe it's a 4 oz jar. Good quality plastic. As another thought, I found so great glass jars at IKEA.
365484
I don't remember the exact oz. I think 3. But it lasted a lot longer then the $store version.
2039690
About 1 1/2 inches (4 cm) high and 1 1/2 inches (4 cm) diameter. Holds 1 oz.
867805
Hello there, how are you? I will be glad to answer that question for you; 1 ounce. Please let me know if anymore questions. Much regards,
1559830
I don't know exact capacity but I can put TWO one gallon water bottles in EACH side.
1490309
About 8 ounces, I think. You cannot fill the glass container higher than the bottom of the metal top or it will leak.
1008102
Mine holds 61. I think originally it was a smaller version, but they changed it to hold more. I ordered it and it clearly stated the capacity. It has held up really well and I am very happy with it!
734539
There is a switch on the side to select grams or Oz. Not sure what the max is. I can't seem to find the manual to look it up.
821766
I found a zillion answers to this question and there are several formulas for calculating capacity. We figured it to be 12, 500 gallons of water.
2266832
I poured an entire bottle in and it only filled 75% of the decanter. I'm guessing it's somewhere around 40oz capacity.
1970338
It's 5 oz. The internal marking goes up to 4 oz but you could probably fit another oz in there!
544857
Mine is marked to 20 oz but more can be added but it would be tightly filled.
1465988
I don't know how much in oz. but I did 4 regular size strawberries quartered and fit perfect.
419889
I'm not sure of the exact ounces, but it will fill at least an entire reg sized plastic canister that u buy at the grocery store, if not a little more
1502245
I'd say an ounce is enough for an average load. You can use less detergent rather than more.
1469739
The total bowl capacity is 12 ounces. The working capacity is around 10 ounces. If you are working with something that is real 'liquidy' then 8 ounces is more realistic. I agonized over what I size I needed before I bought this one. That being said, I have had this one for a while now and found it to be the best size for my needs. Not too big to do a quick grind of bit of spice but still big enough to produce a respectable aioli.
184231
It is written on the back of my Escali : Model:P115CHCapacity:5kg./ 175oz.I never test the max. capacity and I can say 175 oz. is really really good enough for everyday use in kitchen and normal small parcel for mailing.