I want to put this near my K-cup coffee maker to put the used k-cups in it.....do you think they will go in easily when lid is push open on one side?
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When the k-cups reach a certain level the lid gets stuck. You can not fill it with k-cups. Yet I find it convenient enough for that purpose.
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I don't know what size k-cups are. If I were you I'd go to the simplehuman website and get the dimensions of this canister. Take the radius (or divide the diameter by two). If that is larger than the k-cup's diameter with the width of your fingers, it would work... they also have other canisters that might do the trick. Good luck.
1752217
Most definitely. It pushes open very easily. Not sure how many it would hold - but would work well for the purpose you asked about.
444287
I would think so. I have my mini keurig machine on top of this holder. It's solid and the drawer pulls out.
1344344
I think technically you probaly could but I don't think it would be very practical. You would have to leave the base off because it's footprint is wider than the cabinet or otherwise it not be level, the cups in the drawer would be at an angle, and the side which would become the top on which the coffee maker sits is not all that sturdy. I know Keurig has a drawer designed specifically to go under the coffee maker and you would be a lot better off just to go with that.
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Yes they will. I have 2 different heights of K cups stored in them - a "regular" size and a shorter one for a brand of hot chocolate we love. Both are held securely. I could send u a pic if I knew how.Beeger
382560
Absolutly. It's more logical for storing "extra " k cups than the "tree "approach. The drawer opens very easily. I think you 'll like it too.
360798
I don't know but a friend of mine has a Keurig and she doesn't think so. The pod is designed for the brewer and there is a compartment for loose coffee. She said if the coffee bag is like a tea bag (which it is) she can't see where it could be placed.
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You have to position the basket correctly so that it is flush inside and the handle folds flat. Make sure it's turned the right way or you will never get it to sit properly. When you put the carafe underneath, you may have to jiggle a bit, but it fits. Personally, I have a small issue with the lid staying OPEN long enough to put the coffee in. Minor problem, as I do like the Frigidaire.
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I wouldn't say "easily"--they work ok and work better with weight from cups-- so probably good idea to keep it filled but you also have to make sure none of them are stiitng crooked... they don't pull out as easily as the metal drawer Kcup holder we used at first and switched from... the plastic drawers are just not going to work as true as something heavier but for us the vertical construction was a better fit than the horizontal drawer...
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I think you are probably fine with these. However, I no longer have my Keurig. It broke. I now have a Hamilton Beach Single Serve Coffee Brewer and Full Pot Coffee Maker, 2-Way (49980A) I own other mugs larger than those that fit under my Keurig when I had it.
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Yes, it will fit there, but you would not be able to use it there. You could not lift the top to pour in the water. In fact, I store my Keurig on the main shelf, but have to move it to kitchen counter when I want to make coffee.
953995
I don't believe so. They are welded rows for the k-cup coffees. However, you can very easily pop off the plastic feet if to help with slide ability or for space. Good luck!
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Probably. It's made to fit Keurig coffee makers. You definitely have to turn it to orient it to snap into the Keurig pod well. But it is so much cheaper to use these reusable cups. I even use them for loose tea leaves. What I like to do too is mix a couple of different coffees like kona and breakfast blend ... Or a dash of macadamia cocoa blend with French roast. You can get creative mixing different ground coffees.
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I have the Keurig K-cup Brewing system and it fits like a glove. I love it since I do not have much counterspace and I like the rounded shape, it fits the Keurig perfect. I hope you like it as much as I do. Have a Blessed day:)
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Hi: I love it but I store my loose coffee in this container and it keeps perfect, I do not see why you could not store your k cups in here if they are all the same flavor because if it is a variety and you want to pick different ones they would be hard to see to put your finger on the exact one you require.As to how many it is not really smallland you would be able to fit a substantial amount in this container, hope this helps you.
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I had no problem at all fitting 35 2.0 k cups in here. It doesn't look overcrowded at all. They fit perfectly and are easy to get in and out!
746470
I have to do the same thing with mine. The storage drawer has little rubber feet on it which do not slide easy so I have to lift the drawer unit slightly (with the Keurig machine on it) to move it out and back. Pretty easy to do if you have access to the sides of the drawer unit.
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They don't attach to each other, but, sure, if you want to put one on top, it works fine. The Keurig should sit in the middle so that there is less weight on the back of the drawers. The weight of a filled Keurig on the back can make opening the bottom drawer harder. I get my choice out before adding water. Hope that helps!