Can you pour only with one hand when the pitcher is full or is it too heavy?
1722066
I can't recall if i've tried or not, but since it's not a large picture, it shouldn't be too heavy to pour with one hand.
1722067
I can poor comfortably with one hand, but I could also see why someone would place a less dominant hand underneath the pitcher as a precaution. The handle being close to the pitcher makes the handle sturdier & less likely to break; it also comes with the downside of leaving little space to get a very, very firm grasp.
743230
a) You may have to adjust the amount of tea in the top to make the tea to your liking. b) When you add water to the first line and pour it in the brewer, then add ice up to the first line, it won't overfill the pitcher when it's brewed.
247286
I don't know how to properly answer your question... The pitcher is tall and skinny which can make it bottom heavy. Not sure if this helps.
713938
I am almost totally handicapped and I can do it with one hand if it isn't full. I empty when half full. Hope this helps
385165
Yes, just an FYI, the pour spout is very hard to open so if you don't have strength in your hands it might be difficult to open.
1947184
Yes you do, but only if you need to get the last drops out. I can hold the lid in place with my thumb while pouring, keeping the other hand free. It has not been a nuisance in about 6 months of usage, twice per day.
63256
As long as you align the top in the centered position it pours great. If it off-center it tends to dribble. It is the best pitcher, dishwasher safe, no red algae type growth or creepy plastic dust. It is heavy duty, but perfect for holding water and other liquids.
1998642
No but shouldn't you be able to control the strength by the amount of coffee you use? The paper filters that I buy are flimsy so I use two at a time. Contrary to another reviewer, this is the nicest, easiest coffeemaker to use. Nothing complicated, unlike our old Krups. I've had it for more than a year and am very happy with it.
743232
If you put measured amount of water in the machine and then the measured amount of ice into the pitcher-both marked on the pitcher-it will not over flow. Also you have control of the last of the tea in the "brewer" and can let that sit for as long or as little as you like to make the tea the strength that you like. I have had one of these for more than 10 years and love it. I bought this one for my daughter as she has always liked the tea from it as well. So she's happy and I don't have to share with her any longer. ;)
1671316
Yes, when full, less after pouring some. I use MSC Lemon Tea Drip Catcher Sold by: DOZENEGG on Amazon.
907803
Have not weight it, but I need to use both hands to lift it without spilling. It is extremely heavy for the size!
1506041
The short pitcher pours fine. I make smoothies and pour it into a regular glass no problems. Plus the short pitcher fits under my cabinets.
214024
If you mean you can fill it without using one hand, not exactly. You'll have to spoon the frosting/cream into the cylinder.
1644780
Yes, you can pour without spilling; however, as with all of these small glass pots, you have to pour slowly to keep from spilling out the side of the lip.
2071440
900 grams or ml of liquid fills all but 1/2" of this beautiful glass pitcher. It pours ok with 900. But like Brian, I wouldn't use it for 900.
620614
It is a little hard to pour from if you're trying to hold the glass in one hand and pour with the other. I have big hands and I can barely manage to do it. Condensation also becomes an issue though because it makes it slick.
1989462
No, there is a space in the front where you pour. The lid is suctioned so it won't fall off when you pour. I really like the pitcher, but if you are looking for something airtight it's not. To cover the space I put wax paper over the top and hold it on with a rubber band.