Does this Baster drip?
1276093
Yes, but not nearly as badly as other basters I have owned. IMO dripping is a function of several factors. This baster has a silicone bulb that fits quite snugly to the metal tube so there is no air leak which would allow a baster to drip or dribble slowly. Also hot liquid in the tube will heat whatever air is still in the tube/bulb AND THAT AIR WILL EXPAND... the expanding air will tend to PUSH LIQUID OUT causing drips. However, all that said, once the METAL TUBE and air inside the tube/bulb is hot, there will probably be far fewer drips than any other baster you have ever used. This is BY FAR the best baster I've ever used for transfer of large quantities of pan juices from roasts or turkeys.
1276094
Yes, but not nearly as badly as other basters I have owned. IMO dripping is a function of several factors. This baster has a silicone bulb that fits quite snugly to the metal tube so there is no air leak which would allow a baster to drip or dribble slowly. Also hot liquid in the tube will heat whatever air is still in the tube/bulb AND THAT AIR WILL EXPAND... the expanding air will tend to PUSH LIQUID OUT causing drips. However, all that said, once the METAL TUBE and air inside the tube/bulb is hot, there will probably be far fewer drips than any other baster you have ever used. This is BY FAR the best baster I've ever used for transfer of large quantities of pan juices from roasts or turkeys. Yes, but not nearly as badly as other basters I have owned. IMO dripping is a function of several factors. This baster has a silicone bulb that fits quite snugly to the metal tube so there is no air leak which would allow a baster to drip or dribble slowly. Also hot liquid in the tube will heat whatever air is still in the tube/bulb AND THAT AIR WILL EXPAND... the expanding air will tend to PUSH LIQUID OUT causing drips. However, all that said, once the METAL TUBE and air inside the tube/bulb is hot, there will probably be far fewer drips than any other baster you have ever used. This is BY... » Read More Yes, but not nearly as badly as other basters I have owned. IMO dripping is a function of several factors. This baster has a silicone bulb that fits quite snugly to the metal tube so there is no air leak which would allow a baster to drip or dribble slowly. Also hot liquid in the tube will heat whatever air is still in the tube/bulb AND THAT AIR WILL EXPAND... the expanding air will tend to PUSH LIQUID OUT causing drips. However, all that said, once the METAL TUBE and air inside the tube/bulb is hot, there will probably be far fewer drips than any other baster you have ever used. This is BY FAR the best baster I've ever used for transfer of large quantities of pan juices from roasts or turkeys. « Show Less
1508540
I use it for a parrot and It doesn't drip - I do not know about chinchillas ... I never had one - sorry
446329
No it does not drip at all. Most coffee pots drip but this has a good design.
940098
No it does not have a dropper but there is a dropper type spout in the top. If you turn it upside down and give it a gentle shake it comes out a drop at a time.
1394892
No. This device is just an inline solenoid with a timer. You will have to install a small pressure reducing device behind the Raindrip for it to work properly with a drip system.
1978417
No it hasn't. The only time it has leaked was when one of the spritzers came off. I even dropped one and it was fine. However, I didn't drop it very far.
932262
No it does not. The top does a little and you have to hold it to pour otherwise it might fall.
1547216
It is indeed drip free. Along with how hot it brews the coffee, that's the reason I bought it. You won't be disappointed!
1691246
Yes. It comes with a drip tray for use indoors. It can be used outdoors and you can dispense with using the drip tray if you desire in the outdoor setting.
1476862
No, the carafe does not drip when pouring! In fact, that was one of the reasons we replaced our old coffee marker with this one.
2214226
no, it doesnt drip water. you could put water or without water. it doesnt matter. if you put water, the air will come out cooler.
469694
Ours has yet to drip. Only flaw is rather small opening in which to fill without some spillage but then I'm a shaky dude.
28702
I do not know, but I think this is one of the BEST purchases I have ever made. I use it several times a day; it never drips; it cleans well. The design looks great and functions fabulously.
521231
After owning this for a couple of months, I have only seen very minimal dripping when the contents of the container are poured. I've only been using it for cold brewed coffee, so I am not sure how well it does with thicker substances.
653382
Certainly. There is a rubber plug in the bottom that will control water dripping out. I put another plant down there to catch the drips. Probably great for herbs over the winter. They are really a nice height and size. I wouldn't have space indoors for this so hope you do. Happy gardening.
2245492
Yes, this iron drips during use. I bought it because people said that it didn't, but it tends to drip all over my shirts no matter how much or how little water I use or how high or low I set the steam.
528320
No it doesn't have drip holes. You buy a kit with it that has a punch to make the hole where you want it. The kit comes with various drip valves that you insert. 1/2 to 2 gallons per hour