is the cap the only thing that goes on top of spout? is there a tool to push stuff down?
815792
Yes, there is tool that pushes stuff down. But, with my second juicer this 'plunger' would get stuck so that I could not get it out to add more fruit, etc. Also, because the blade is moving so fast one should not but anything else down the shoot.
818261
I purchased these for my daughters and they do not have a pull up spout. Hope this helps. :)
476943
Lid and top are made out of some sort of metal, probably stainless steel. The spout is made out of a hard plastic and the inside of the spout cap is also made out of the same hard plastic. I have found that a downside of this particular plastic threaded spout and cap is that it gets a little funky easier than other bottles.
1061377
No. It has a flip out pour spout. I think there are additional caps available though.
874529
No. It just has a cap which, when installed, prevents liquid from spilling or splashing out.
1606810
It has a lever that opens and closes the valve. You can see the lever on the left side of the photo. No cap is needed.
1701495
The cap is plastic with a unique push button opening for pouring. However, my only complaint, as you finish pouring it almost always drips down the side and makes a mess.
1032949
I had this problem, too, until I realized I wasn't opening the spout completely. Try pushing down on the black push button on top until it's completely depressed, then pouring. I had no problems after that.
796991
No, it is not really a cap per se. But it unscrews from the middle, and the drawing part flips and screws back in to the handle part, so the tip is protected. So no cap, just a feature that functions like one
852338
Not really. I mean, it screws on, but I would try tipping it upside down or anything. It's not like a mason jar or water bottle cap. It's mostly there for decoration, and to keep any debris out! Hope that helps!
1678319
You just need to remove the old cap and install this on the pipe with the screws. It slides right on, no problem. I cleaned off my old caulk and re-caulked around things just to be safe while I was up there. This thing works great, btw.
1518763
The metal spout is fixed to one side. You actually have to slip the metal part into a plastic component.
1594908
If you contact Kleen Kanteen directly they will send you that spout cap free of charge. I like having it because it keeps the part that touches my mouth from touching anything else, and it can't get lost because it attaches to the bottle with a loop.
1402625
If you loosen, or remove, the cap, it's an even flow. Even so, it's not a fast flow as the spout is fairly narrow. I've never found it to be a problem.
1001334
It has a screw on cap approx 4"d. No spout. I am happy with my purchase and use it frequently.
291681
Mine came with the caps that you see in the picture. You can cut off the ends to increase/decrease the flow of what's coming out. What they do NOT have is a COVER for the caps. I simply open mine, put some plastic wrap below the lid/cap and then screw the lid back on. Works better IMHO.
45515
If you are talking about installation I always push the bottom part into the hole then push the top cap down. For removal I have pretty much always had to pry the head up which oftentimes just broke the clip. I just always used new clips. I rarely reuse one.