Is there a hole in the bottom or is it a cachepot?
1719592
No hole in the bottom. It is designed as a cache pot but the pot could be drilled easily enough.
1719593
There is no hole in the bottom. However, there is a built-in grate to help with water run off.
1719594
It is a cachepot - but there is a plug in the drain - so you can take the plug out if you want it to drain. But the bottom holds about 2-3" of water as the drain is an inverted funnel.. that's as best I can describe it. it has a reservoir. I filled the bottom with rocks - to weigh it down as I was afraid it would get top heavy. especially the tall ones that I have.
1827616
Seems they have made a change to this product. I just received mine last week, and it has no holes in the bottom. In fact, there is text stamped into the bottom of the pot (with arrows pointing to small circles) that says "drill out for drainage if required". Therefore, the current product offering does not require a saucer to catch drainage.
1734136
Yes. It doesn't show it in this picture but there's a second tab at the bottom with a hole.
931324
Bottom is open. There are screws in the front and back bottom. Works okay. Not optimal.
238373
There are two holes in the bottom. Either for drainage or to stake it down.
27541
There is no bottom hole. Using a piece of angle iron to mount it is what I did.
2233954
The hole in the bottom of the pan is covered up by the inside part of the pan
1645935
i never noticed before but yeah it does. even though, i don't think it's supposed to have a hole. it's got2B a defect. is yours by the middle wing finger?
2042498
Actually, there is some kind of hole on a side I've never seen before. No idea what it is for. It might be it.
170782
There is a cup attachment that partially covers the holes. Be sure you have installed the inside base properly.
701151
There aren't holes but there is an air gap between the top and bottom which produces an amusing sort of vacuuming action, like it's being sucked down through the bottom. Hope that helps.
1834379
It has a couple thins spots where, with a pointy object you can open for drwin holes. Some may have openned in handling. I ordered a total of 4 of these, and only one hole was open. These potential holes are also not at the lowest level, so water can pool in the lower areas if they are not drilled. It took a grand total of 90 seconds to drill 6 good drain holes in the lowest spots with extremely little effort or mess. Be sure to drill with the base connected so the holes will drain.
669642
Carlene, now that you mention it, mine has the same hole. I seen it before but never thought about it. My crock pot seems to work fine though.
328283
The hole is standard issue with bread makers or any I've been around. Just cover the bottom of the pan in water and let it soak free. Don't try to force it or you will damage the seals. Been there and done that one.
1553671
Hi, On the bottom of the unit are 2 types of holes. One hole is where the screw goes in to hold unit together, the other hole looks like a round circle with a lines at each end. I know terrible description. There are 4 of them. I think --0-- this looks similar to what I am trying to describe. Hope this helps.
859017
There is not a hole in the bottom.Only at the top so you can put eggs inside.
347222
I think you do. I think there are holes in the bottom of the pot. I am like 80% sure