Can the handle be repositioned? When I pick it up by the handle, the spout is on the wrong side.
1639372
Turn the mug around and put the top on. I've just tried it, it works both ways. good luck
1639373
If you start to screw on the lid 180 degrees from where you usually start it, it will tighten so the handle is on the opposite side. in other words, the spout can can be repositioned but not the handle. Hope this helps!
1639374
The handle can not be repositioned, but the lid have to align the proper way it always does.
1639375
If you want to hold it in left hand, make sure the spout opening is facing right. Then turn to tighten the spout should be in the correct position to drink from. Reverse for right hand holding. Hope this helps
1595037
Yes it is on the right side at the back. I suppose if you used a funnel to get the water in the pot it would work better.
1566289
Yes, if you depress the button on the handle, the cover on the spout remains in the up position.
2012222
On the bottom, opposite corner from the spout, there is a place where you can grip it to tip it, but it's not a handle. If holding up six gallons of liquid is not a problem for you, this is adequate. If six gallons is a problem, a handle wouldn't do any better.
497254
Yes I have done the same, just unscrew the cap, opposite to handle. Remove both and reverse.
872917
Yes the handle just turns. Picture shows it in odd position. Turn either left or right to open. Usually installed so tip of spigot is below bucket to fully drain. You place on table with spigot hanging over edge of table as with Ital spigot. You can also turn valve 90 degrees when installing, if you do not want spigot tip lower than bottom of bucket. I like mine so far.
809727
Try putting the container on top the other way around, as in handle on the right side.
1095476
Hi,you have to make sure the replacement spout connects the same way as existing spout. There are two types of spouts.
626995
there is a allen screw on the bottom of the spout. back that out. then twist the old one off. you may have to work on that with a pry device. it all depends on long the old one was on .good luck.
2030182
It does not swivel and the handle can be installed either on left or right of faucet.
1786068
It was the wrong thing ... (again) better to just have a plumber come over and replace with the new handle model. I have no more issues with either.
484703
I was able to rotate the spout relative to the handle on the unit I purchased about 90 deg each way. It was stiff, so I am guessing this was not a design feature.
2118717
Great question! I would suggest trying a small suction cup device first and see if the surface will accept and hold it. This handle locks in place, so the holding power is great. If not, the manufacturer usually lists replacement parts for an appliance for purchase. A handle is a breeze to replace and is usually held on with a screw and a tug upwards on the old handle. Good luck!
618770
Yes, the spout rotates at the base of the arm. It'll rotate around to hit the wall on both sides for me.
1922919
Has anyone actually done this? I'm desperately looking for a faucet of this style with the control lever on the left, but they're all on the right. My prep area is to the left of the faucet, and I don't want to reach under the spout to turn the water on.
2177644
There is a small nut from the new device that is suppose to fit into position once you have removed the on-off handle from your existing spigot/faucet. Thats gotten fit or your hosed (pun intended). The best thing to do is check the manufacturere's website as they have a very helpful video that will detail the installation. Good luck.
146630
Yes it can. The head of the faucet rotates 360 degrees, so the handle can be placed in any direction.