How much does your coffee slosh out with this, if it's not self-leveling? It's a major problem with our Baby Jogger handlebar caddy.
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I think it depends on the coffee cup/copntainer. This has internal 'prongs' so to speak that squeeze around the cup. If the coffee cup/travel mug isn't too tall, you should be fine. When we use a tall, skinny travel mug it can sometimes be top heavy and and bounce back and forth. It's a good product overall, though.
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I'm not sure what you mean? If the gounds cup is in place properly, there should be no way for coffee to spill out. One warning though. If you use flavored beans, they have oils on them that cause the grounds shoot to clog up quickly. My husband did not realize the shoot was clogged and burned up my motor trying to grind through a clogged shoot.
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Check the bottom part of the unit where it sits on the counter. Do you still have all four plastic nubs? The back two went missing on mine and I had the same problem with coffee spilling all over the counter. Once I re-leveled the system by replacing the back two rubber pieces, I never had the problem again!
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Mine is attached to my bike and I've already put it away for the winter so I can't give you an exact measurement. It will for a 20 oz soda bottle easily. I have trouble with my travel coffee cups. Hope this helps.
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My is getting clogged at the opening of the lid of the carafe. It just can't handle the amount of water going in. It's very sporadic when it does this but when it does, whooo boy do you have a mess on your hands.
878194
we had the same problem, and actually found it was an issue with the cups we were using. we took apart one cup where the brewer didn't give us a full cup of coffee, and compared it to one that did. the short-cupped one was missing a filter paper thingy in it, so we don't buy those cups anymore. the only other thing we do that others might not is run it without a cup at 4-5 times a week - my 11yo son uses it to get hot water for oatmeal in the morning :)
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I own one of these. I also had this problem and read a review describing this problem= the hole in the bottom is too large, allowing the water to drain through before it can "steep" The other reviewer used one of those coffee stir straws inserted along the side into the hole to take up some room and make it drain slower. Possibly a skinny tip bamboo chopstick inserted would work, if you don't want to run all your coffee over a soft plastic straw.
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Linda,I use a 16oz insulated cup that has room to put four fingers in the handle. The base cannot be larger than 3 1/2 inches across and the handle will point to the wheel or to your thigh. periodically you have to tighten up the Velcro straps. It is real easy to knock the cup out of the holder making a mess on the ground, which is really the only downside and that just comes back to OPERATOR ERROR (could be a gender issue as guys are hard wired to make a mess).by fare the best Coffey cup I have used and still going strong after 3+ years.
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Are you sure it's not your Keurig? Mine died recently ... and that's what it was doing beforehand. You might run your machine thru a cycle with nothing (no Java Jig) to see if the water is coming out normally. If that's not it ... you might be using too much coffee or too fine a grind. I always left 1/4 inch or so space above the coffee when I filled mine. I also use a regular drip grind. When my Keruig was working, the Java Jig worked best of all the refillable cups I tried.
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I had the same concern - couldn't figure out why the thing didn't work as a traditional "commuter" mug. It isn't. Think old-school thermos. Unscrew the top and drink or pour. And be careful if driving - the liquid stays hot.
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I was wondering the handle comfort between the two? I have a standard umbrella stroller and other then the stroller being too short..the handles hurt my hands. But that could be because it's not the easiest to push.
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That seems about right. There is a removable drainage tray that sticks out of the frount that needs to be dumped frequently, after every cup you brew. One has to dump water in for each cup. If you can afford it get a good one that you refill a resourvour with water that lasts for a few cups and you can adjust the strength and the size of the cup-this one doesn't. It was cheap and only my wife drinks coffee, not me-I didn't know better then. I do now. Good Luck!
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I am returning it after a couple of days. I don't like the coffee and it's not tall enough for travel mug or tall cup. Keep looking.
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It could not be scooted back on my bike either. I felt like I was sitting on the bar. My kids LOVED the ride though. So I sacrificed the seat space for my rear and went with the flow.
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Same problem, also contacted seller and was sent replacement carafe with no improvement. I suspect it's just a design flaw, although interestingly when the coffee pot is freshly cleaned the dripping is minimal (maybe coffee deposits on the lip of the plastic pour change the surface tension/capillary action? idk...)
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I don't think this is normal. My 3 year old daughter loves this and rides it all over both attached to the stroller and free. On ours the handle fits so tight it is difficult to remove. I would return and get a replacement.
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This cup holder is too mobile. A tall item will turn it over. I had to drill a hole and install a set screw to prevent spillage.