Do you/can you make a lid for this pitcher? With no lid, water stored in this pitcher inherits unwanted refrigerator flavors.
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Seriously? If your water in the pitcher is adopting that much scent to affect flavor, clean your refrigerator out of the smelly stuff or just leave it out at room temp and pour over ice. This is a hand made item. Or, since you are on Amazon, buy a mini fridge for the counter top and keep it in there if you need it cold.... Press and Seal works too! That's what I use!
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I doubt the possibility of making a sealing lid. I only use it for short term distribution of water and for presentation. For this, it is a marvelous piece.
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I have not and don't know if I can. I thought about hammering a thin piece of copper to put inside it as a lid, bowl-shaped, but haven't done it yet. I don't drink cold water but have put saran wrap over the top at times.
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Hi Gary, We have created two new pitchers, a 70 fl oz and 48 fl oz, that have a lid. We had to redesign the product to accommodate a lid as the curved surfaces did not lend themselves to a nice fitting lid. We have not yet released them on Amazon.
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To be honest with you I don't know. The pitcher is pretty thick plastic & sturdy. Maybe try it with a little water. But, that's up to you. Good luck!
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Can't offer any suggestions on a lid I'm afraid, especially as all the recipes I use it for call for this to be used as is, and for the contents to be bubbling away without a cover. (Jams, jellies, marmalades etc...) The top measures 13" diameter and with the handle and pourer, I doubt you'd get a lid to fit anyway. Sorry about that!
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No this pitcher is not glass. I like the way they can be put on side door of refrigerator or on shelf and they don't take much room. A while back I did see them at costco they were cheaper. Hope this helps. Suzanne
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Unfortunately no. I have to put the unit on the end of my cabinet and fill from the side with a pitcher.
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I bought it on Amazon, and it did not come with a lid. Too bad. I usually cover my contents with plastic wrap. Lids are available for it, though, elsewhere on the Web. Good luck!
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Hi, Richard. No, this does not come with a lid. You use the lid to the saucepan you put the water in.
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Yes, I use mine to brew tea and have added boiling hot water from my kettle. The pitcher has been room temp when I've done this, never cold from the fridge.
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No, you do not HAVE to take the lid off to pour the contents, but you can do that if you would like. There are two separate spouts in the lid for pouring: an open area and a slotted area, used for straining. We use our pitcher mostly for tea, but water could definitely be used in this, too.
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It doesn't have a lid but the base is clear so you can turn it over and use it as a lid. That's what I did.
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The manufacturer does not make or sell pitchers of any kind. We do not know the manufacturer of this specific pitcher or where to find it. That being said, we do sell glass water pitchers that are similar but not exactly the same.
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Hello C-Ray, I am sorry, we do not make a lid for this item at this time. I will pass along your suggestion. Thank you.
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Sorry, but it didn't come with a lid and I haven't used it. It was bought as a gift. I am sure you can find a lid for it, but not sure what size that fits it exactly.
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The box doesn't say and the lid doesn't say. The lid doesn't seal, it's really more like a "strainer" to keep any solids (ice or fruit) in the pitcher while you pour. So I have given up using the lid and I just use one of those stretchy plastic covers that look like a small shower cap, to cover the pitcher.
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I never used a lid on this. Would not know where to get one. Perhaps cover it up with plastic wrap and put a rubber band around it.
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The core did not have anything to put inside other than whatever fruit you want to add. I sometimes freeze the fruit in the core and once it freezes put it in the pitcher.
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Absoutely! I bought a lid for it on Amazon as well. There were two different kind that I found, one you could put a straw into, and one that had a lid that could be slid closed.