Does it come with a standard water cooler pour spout that you press button or flip in order to fill a cup beneath it?
874529
No. It just has a cap which, when installed, prevents liquid from spilling or splashing out.
828979
No it doesn't. Its just a Cup with a Small opening that releases open when you press the button
927837
Not the spout itself. Of course you twist the top to close or open the bottle.
659514
Yes, it swings from the middle to the outside, right side of the unit. It did not come with the cups, I use a gravy ladle to catch both streams and pour conveniently. I have had a few Espresso makers now and like this one about the best. Going up the price point scale, it may indicate the more expensive the better the unit works and tastes??
2213147
There is a nob you can twist to adjust how much water comes out of the spout.
174289
The water reservoir fills from the bottom but has a screw on lid with a spring activated button. Fill it with water and screw on the lid. When you turn the reservoir over it does not dispense any water until the button is pressed. This occurs when the reservoir is placed on the base and given a slight twist. When you remove the reservoir the button closes and no water spills out.
1491467
It comes with the standard NUK spout. You can get it at Walmart or you can order them here at amazon NUK Replacement Silicone Spout, Clear
142053
I have since put this away in the storage to save for future parties, so from the top of my head I believe it's a push button. Twist top to close, but it is quite convenient and easy pour. The inside is glass and not plastic. Hope that helps!
519475
no, the top screws on and there is a button to drop down the sealed drinking whole. keeps drinks hot for way over 4 hours.
342879
Yes pour spout built in the cap,worth the money use as reserve for my motorcycle
1834471
sorry - I don't have a dispense button on my brew station. You hold the cup up against the bar and fill it as full as you want.
1733515
yes it comes with a spout, however this product is a very thin gauge metal, and i anticipate a very short lifespan
101430
it is a pour spout. you can get a sport one from eco as well, it has more of a plastic looking lid that is flat and the straw lifts out.
1326175
It has a pour spout that you can use. Kind of like a box of wine. Keep in mind, once you pour it- you can't put it back in.
1632676
this has a spout. Also, if you don't mind me saying...I got this a couple times, and each one was similar in why I had to replace it. I thought overall it was great, stayed cold as long as you froze the insert, but if it falls over or drops, you're done. The plastic broke way to easy, and you can't get a replacement for the top, so you have to get another one. I just purchased something called the hydra flask, and it's way more sturdy and stays colder longer. Hope this helps
2058615
There isn't a top opening, as far as I'm aware, but there is an easy way to get icy cold water into it -- despite the fact that the fill tank opening seems to have been designed by someone who's never poured water before. The trick is to get a cheap plastic watering can and ice. Make sure the watering can is the kind with a long, narrow, tapering spout, not a sprinkler at the end. Fill it at least 2/3 with ice, add water to the ice, and pour into the cooler using the rectangular hatch on the back of the unit. You're not adding ice directly to the unit, but the water that's going in is extremely cold, and it does make a difference. I have a 1-gallon can, and I fill it nearly to the brim with ice at first. The ice usually melts completely within 4-5 refills of the watering can (quicker with store-bought ice than with my kitchen freezer ice). I don't bother adding additional ice when that's gone. The initial boost of very cold water seems to do the trick. The bonus is that the long-nosed pitcher fills without spilling. I had a problem before it with other methods.
2068634
No. This is a one piece that stops the liquid from coming out and when you unscrew it about 2 complete turns and pull up it allows your beverage to pour out. My thermos is 3 pieces total. The cup, the stopper, and the thermos itself.