Do you have to press and hold down the button to keep it whisking?
322666
Hold the button down and it will lock in place. Release lock by repressing button
322667
Not really. The button works two ways - you can "pulse" it with a quick press, or press a little deeper and it'll lock in the "on" position.
322668
Nope - one press keeps it running until you turn it off (by pressing again).
322669
No, it has a light 'click' and it stays active/frothing until you release it.
322670
Once you push the button. It will stay down by itself you don't have to hold it down & it works very well. Just get the stick part wet & not the blue part. Good luck
381538
You need to hold the button down. I prefer this to a "double click" approach.
1689148
You have to continuously press or squeeze. The quality is very good. Hope this helps.
1625882
You have to hold down the button. But it isn't a big deal. You almost do it automatically.
2100210
It is necessary to hold the button in to cut. The button is located as an integral part of the handle, so it really isn't a hassle
2024025
Yes. If you press until you hear a click then it won't come off without you deliberately taking it off.
147910
You have to hold down the button. As an iron it is great. We use it in a phot studio for geting clothes ready for photograhy. They last forever
836720
You hold the button down for as long as you need it. That way you can fill a mug or a teapot or whatever.
2263372
No you must hold the button down, but it's so powerful that it froths immediately. It's the best and most powerful frother I've ever owned. I highly recommend.
1245570
Yes you must hold onto the dispense button for a continuation of hot water, a good safety feature. I love this machine and will always own one!
1743397
Do I have to constantly hold the button down to have it spray water? Yes.Also., is the button hard to push?No. My wife do not have any problem with it.
844013
Yes you have to hold the button, but it is in a very convenient position so that you hand is over the button while holding the shaft. Very nice product. We put it in our kitchen here at the store and it is wonderful!!!! Karen/Eurostoves
439202
No, just press it gently with your finger and thumb. It's really not that big.
396831
Not really. One hand is holding the wand, the other turns it on/off. The mechanism very easily/smoothly moves fwd (on) and back (off).
2171143
Yup. You do have to hold it. It's kind of a trigger built into the handle, so it's not too inconvenient. I would imagine you could easily fashion a velcro strip to keep it squeezed if that was important ... or, of course ... duck tape!
1091123
It stays on, no need to hold the button down. It will turn off in spray mode and turn back on in spray mode if you dont switch it back.
276119
the button clicks on and stays on. then can be clicked off as well. no need to hold down