How fast does the liquid strain out?
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To be more specific just did a timing for you. It took approx. 12 seconds to drain 4.5 ounces. Hope this helps
1486419
Slowly. But its acceptable. I do like this product a lot. Ive tried many shakers and so far this is best. Mainly because i can get the lid off.
1486420
Too slow for drinks made with freshly squeezed citrus or tomato juice. Combine the two in a Bloody Mary and it clogs.
1455038
I don't know. When I press the button it's probably a little less than a second, but the release value generally doesn't activate until I've put two or three shots in it unless its overfilled with water. One shot won't add a lot of bubbles, especially if the knob is set for small bubbles. You might want to adjust the black knob on top of the machine. I think one time I had it closed too tightly and it didn't work properly. Also, make sure that you're aren't filling it above the suggested line which is about one inch below the top of the bottle. Overall the release valve tends to come on before it's carbonate the way I want it, so I hit the release button, let a little of the pressure out, and then repeat the process until it's to my liking. I hope this helps.
1416843
I am not a fan of the mess of midstream so I always used a plastic cup. But I believe it's 3 seconds (enough to saturate it). Probably more accurate if you cup test.
1972303
It takes me 10 minutes or more to use the entire jug one time. I've never tested it by just spraying it constantly, so it is not very fast at all.
1402626
It pretty much just comes out at one speed. The spout is either open or closed.
1788485
It's not a "squeeze" dropper but a dropper is already built in, however, I find that it drops very fast so be careful when you use it. Other than that I have had no problems measuring drops.
218496
A quick release only takes a minute or two. Letting the pressure come down naturally can take up to 20 minutes or more and a short quick release is still sometimes needed.
1058948
I just put it in bucket a NS squeezed red portion and pumped it out. It can siphon if there is a difference in levels.
2211173
Don't pour fast. Slowly and it doesn't come out of the top. I haven't had a problem with that.
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It's reasonably fast, I would say. We fill a gallon water pitcher at times and it doesn't take all that long.
2185472
yes. quicker than you'd think. sometimes so quick you underestimate and overfill your bottle. It takes only a few pumps to fill a large water bottle.
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If you fill it up to about 3-4 cups of water, it will take about 3 minutes. It's extremely fast. Pour, set it, walk away for a moment and then walk back. Done. :)
1022433
Not too long. That is the one negative, one does need to drink up or use a carafe.
1473619
Shake it well before use and it should come out like a bunch of oily bubbles, more or less. usually sink while dispersing. Make sure there is good oxygen flow. Hope this answer helps.
1177644
Liquid fill max is a "fluid" answer. Excuse the pun!! It really depends on the thickness (viscosity) of the fluid. If thin, I would go about 60%; thick 75%. Depending on solids, pulse first and then run. The general rule is that fluid capacity is anout half of solids, so 7 cups would be the benchmark. However, the Elite has a great seal (one of its' features). I usually go with 3/4 and have never had a problem. Hope this helps.
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I can strain it and have it bottled in no time. And yes I do squeeze at the end just to make sure I get all the milk out. It only takes a few seconds seriously the bag is awesome. I tried the cheese cloth and it would fall into my container and milk would spill all over the counter it was a nightmare trying to use the cheese cloth. I recommend the milk bag.
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I pour in 12 oz and it takes about 3 minutes to be ready. You can use as much water as you want.