Does this 1-quart saucepan have drain holes near the lip so that a strainer is not necessary?
148908
No. As you see in the picture, it is small, and solid. There is no mention of a drain lip in the write- up.
148909
I am sorry but I am at work and don't recall, however, I would not purchase this pot. I had to return two, they replaced them due to pitting on the inside bottom of the pots and the replacement pitted too so I returned for a refund. Hope this helps.
1476546
It does have a small slit drain underneath the section for silverware. It's handy for hanging over the edge of your sink, although in practice there isn't enough slope for the water to actually drain.
1171396
Would you believe I had to go look? Ha. There is just one drain hole and it is about the size of a quarter, positioned just off center. It has a screw in plug if needed. Hope this helps.
697260
No, but as the unit is small and light and therefore very easy to carry to a sink and pour out of, I've never found the lack of a drain to be an issue at all. If anything it just avoids potential problem.
1914832
Holes, and I've been VERY happy using the smaller one works in my sink, but could use the bigger one too. Also learned that the hot water drives grease down the drain even thru these strainers, but much easier to clean out once in a great while or so.
125336
Yes! There are drainage holes throughout the entire base of the strainer. The solid base piece is an open ring and does not impede drainage at all. It is a fabulous strainer. I have had both sizes for several years now and love them. Best strainers I have ever had, and they are very easy to clean.
1566233
No but it does have a strainer there at the front. It might get clogged with minerals or coffee ground residue. I just cleaned mine�
982375
No the sponge holder does not have drain holes. I make sure my sponge is not too wet. I clean out the holder often.
876221
Yes it does. However, the plastic portion of the flange underneath the strainer is white in color. The white can't be seen with the strainer installed but is visible with the strainer removed. I returned mine because I wasn't thrilled with seeing white at the bottom of a black sink.
1235181
Yes, mine does. The pan is a 2 qt sauce pan with the addition of a small handle opposite the long handle. It is handy because it can get heavy with the water and the contents of what you are cooking. I love mine.
1623987
The container itself has no drainage holes. There is a piece that fits an inch above the bottom of the container that has cuts in it for proper drainage. If you do not need that piece you can remove it.
175750
Yes there are. On the sides the holes stop abut an inch or so from the bottom, but there are holes IN the bottom itself. Both strainers, the smaller basket you can see the holes in this picture, the bigger one is the same on the bottom. Easily one of the best cooking pots we have ever bought. Rates a 10+
1292599
Yes. There is a plug in the bottom you can take out to have a drain hole. I have loved mine.
69914
Yes, the lid is great without the strainer. This is my favorite daily teapot.
2156424
There are no holes but you could easily put some in the bottom for drainage. It does not come with a drain tray. The planter is high quality. Although it is made of a composite (plastic), it is sturdy and the rolled edge at the top gives the appearance of a stoneware planter. It has worked out very well for the large ficus in the foyer of the library where I work.
1107275
Yes. You rotate the lid to use the strainer, which is plastic with some vertical slits in it on one side.
1880877
I have a pot inside this pot so I don't know about drainage. It does have an insert to work for drainage and does not need a saucer.