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Question: Will this machine fit a 12oz coffee cup?
Document: I love this Keurig, but if you place it on your kitchen counter, it will not fit under the upper cabinets without the cabinet door hitting the top left half of the machine.
Sometimes drops of coffee is left on the holder. When the holder swings back after dispensing the used k-cup, it splashes coffee right at you. I have been splashed several times in the face and eye from this. Therefore, I typically  open the unit slowly or cover the opening with a towel to avoid the splash.
My company purchased several of these machines for every floor in the building and they were really convenient to make coffee. We typically had a drip coffee make that filled up a huge 2.2L Airpot, but everyone who made the coffee had their own definition of a perfect cup. Therefore, coffee came awful depending on the person that made it.
From the constant usage, the holder and piercing mechanism builds up coffee sludge. I have not found a way to remove the holder for cleaning. Therefore, I usually pour a hot cup of water. Well dry coffee is difficult to clean without scrubbing, so the hot water doesn't get the job completely done.Another thing that is a minor annoyance is again in regards to the holder.
Awesome Keurig, Definitely get what you Pay for with this! I work for a small hospital where theres usually no more than 10 employees there at one time, and we all get coffee at some point. Well we've had this machine here since Feb of this year(2013) and its a great machine! for the last 9 months its worked amazing.
People of all ages work here from about early 20's up to early 60's, and everyone gets their own kind of coffee they want and they all seem to have no problem working the machine.The hot water option is nice for those who like to use it for oatmeal, instead of microwaving it and making an oatmeal lava mess in the microwave.I have a simple Keurig machine in my home and this giant Keurig machine is definitely a must for a work place.
The only thing I can say about it is that if something breaks, you absolutely have to take this in for repair. It's too expensive to be trusted to anyone other than someone who is experienced with this sort of machine.
Instructions included need to be a bit more explanitory when it somes to the tubbing leading from the filter and from the coffee pot. Nothing is mentioned about the adapter needed to adjust the the two lines together.
It's a bit larger so it takes longer, but that's about it. It's a fast machine and despite some initial confusion over what people needed to push to get the desired result (we had no instructions left for us), it was pretty easy to learn what we needed when. There is an option to just get hot water, which is nice.
You have to empty it out occasionally and the bucket will sometimes fill up with water, which I think is part of the draining process. The lazy part of me likes this, as I tend to leave k-cups in the machine sometimes, but the more fastidious part of me hates that there are several used k-cups in the machine that are sometimes sitting in an inch of water.
Answer: Yes and a 16 oz too