Can you pour without the attached funnel, instead pouring into a traditional unattached funnel? Is the spout long enough to do this without spilling?
819100
I have poured without the funnel, but the cover is spring loaded and it is difficult but doable. I didn't buy these for that reason, I bought these for the safety factor. They are heavy duty metal so they don't get "swollen" and the lid is spring loaded so before you pour, you can release the pressure build up from fumes. These are excellent for fule storage. The Plastic containers get misshaped where these do not.
1072142
Yes, there fore you can not use the "old" style spout. You will have to buy the "new" style. This is a very good quality can. We use it to carry Gas for our small generator when traveling in our Travel trailer. We carry it in our Tahoe, absolutely no gas odor.
1757989
I absolutely agree with Myung Kwon: a funnel description is not complete without the diameter of the stem.I need to pour powder from a large jar into one with a 1 1/2" mouth. My canning funnel has a stem diameter larger than the mouth of the smaller jar, and all my other funnels are so small - and have such long stems - that the powder keeps clogging them up. This looks like the perfect solution. But if I'm going to pay this much for a funnel, I need to know for certain that it will fit into the mouth of the jar.
2236230
The top has a handle and it unscrews so you have the ability to use this with the tea basket in or not. With the top screwed in place you just leave open a bit if you wish to pour with top still inserted or you can take the top out completely and pour away. Hope this helps!
2211173
Don't pour fast. Slowly and it doesn't come out of the top. I haven't had a problem with that.
2067316
dont try to pour all the water out or the inverted position will dislodge the filter and lid. when pushed firmly on, perpendicular pours work just fine without holding the lid. I refill often to keep enough water in to do this
537850
This may work, but I would strongly suggest trying the one with the twist open/close feature to be able to close after use. It is called the "Amazing Pourer" and we really like it. here's their link Pouro Plastic Liquor Pour Spout 12 Pk - Twist Open and Closed
2061241
no, you cant use the pour guard with the glass mixing bowl because the glass bowl has a spout built into it. But, I found i did not need the pour guard with this bowl because it was wider than my previous bowl i had for my classic KA. Anyway, just keep in mind that you can switch to a different mixing bowl if this is an issue for you. I love mine!
186105
The pot lid is the only drawback I see on this coffeemaker but you can make it work. I have 2 ways. First, as you hold the handle to pour, put your thumb on top of the handle and brace it against the plastic hinge to hold the lid in place. That will keep the lid from opening so that the coffee will go to the spout. If this doesn't work, then pour with one hand while holding the lid in place with the other. That should always work. Also, you may want to pour a little more slowly. I would like to see a snap-fitting lid on this pot myself, like I had on my old B&D pot. Edit March 2015: I've recently had the same problem of spillage. I find that if I pour at an angle I have to forcefully hold the top in place to avoid the issue. However, if I pour directly perpendicularly there is no problem.
29591
No, once you remove the straw, the hole is wide open. However, I've knocked the full cup over several times with the straw in, and almost no liquid spilled. And there's no valve or anything on the straw. So I doubt you'd spill very much at all if you knocked it over WITHOUT the straw in, if that's what you're worried about.
1800490
That is actually not a pouring spout. It is sealed with the lid on, and great for slow cooking.
1695746
No. It doesn't have any kind of "easy pour" spout. It just has the small screw top spout and air vent that you see in the product photo. It is VERY heavy duty though. I take it off roading and have no issues... unlike the much flimsier Reliance brand container that I had that easily dented and sprung a leak on a Mojave Road trip.
621901
Thank you for your question. While the silicone strainer is removable, it is not available for purchase separate from the funnel.
1919049
The flip up water spout work well and yes you can drink directly from the jug. The spout works well as long as you have pulled "all the way" up. If you open it partially, you could get water dribbled down the front of what ever you are wearing. It's not a problem as long as you open it completely. You'll hear a click when it locks into open position and then you are ready to pour/drink.
1227520
Don't have pouring spouts on ours. Got Emeril set for wife as Christmas present. She loves them.
637043
No. You first insert the red plug in the spout then pour your broth into the cup part. Then, wait for the fat to separate and rise to the top (it takes a few minutes and sticking the entire thing into the fridge speeds up the process). After the fat has risen to the top of the liquid, take the plug out of the spout. This will draw the liquid into the spout but not the fat. As you pour, the fat stays floating on the top of the liquid. It does seem a little strange to visualize, but once you buy the product and see it in person it makes sense.
2017002
No, the pourer does not close. It could work if you can find a stopper that would fit in the opening and just wrap up the tip of the pourer.