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Default Ingenuitea question

I am intrigued by the Ingenuitea, but I use a 1 pt Mason Jar mug that
is about 2.5" in diameter (where my "standard" sized mug is about 3").
Will the Ingenuitea work with a mug that has a somewhat small diameter?

Thanks,
Tom

 
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