Does the lid entirely remove? Would it hold a porcelain drip filter on top without falling off?
1524246
lid removes entirely. But do not know about the drip filter question. Great for keeping you coffee hot
1524247
The lid entirely removes, but I doubt weather it could hold a porcelain drip filter. The opening is small.
1524248
I use it with a large Melitta cone and have had no problems. Afer three years, we just dropped ours this morning, shattering the glass inside. Time to replace.
1524249
The lid can be removed entirely, but I don't know the size of your porcelain drip filter. Even though it fits, you won't be able to close the lid with the filter in the mouth.
1524250
Yes, the lid comes off, and this is also the easiest way to clean the lid. The unit is fairly flat on top, so depending on the size of the drip filter it would most likely stay perched on top.
1524251
The lid does remove completely but I wouldn't think the opening would be big enough to hold the porcelin drip filter, unless that filter works like manual drip filters that have a base that sits on the carafe.
1524252
The top round section of the lid unscrews. The part under that, with the spout and where the top of the handle meets must stay on. That only unscrews if you want to remove the glass thermal jug inside as it holds it securely in place. With the top portion unscrewed a round lip is on top, diameter 3 3/4 inches. As long as the drip filter has a flat that will sit on that lip then yes it will sit there. The inside of the threaded section is 2 3/4 inch diameter and the hole into the flask is 1 1/2 inch. The height from the hole to the top of the lip is just over 1 inch.
1347617
it comes completely off. It has 4 locks on the lid. I use mine for senseo pods. it will hold a whole bag.
2067322
The whole top lid does come off but its a much better design than the previous one. It stays alot better. And its setup so you can place your thumb on the edge of the lid while holding the handle so it doesnt come flopping off. The older brita used to always fall off but this one stays much better for us!
2067319
The lid doesn't have a separate attaching mechanism, but it stays on very securely as soon as you close it. In the few months I've been using this pitcher, it has never fallen off while pouring, even when I'm down to the last few drops.
1264446
Yes to both. It can be pulled back all the way so that it can hang in the back or the lid can be taken off completely bacuse it's just a Velcro attachment.
691074
It would come off. The lid just slides over the rim, and is not snug-fitting.
1489072
hi ! just the center part of the lid comes off leaving an opening of about 3". don't know anything about the malita dripper. thanks for asking. david s pool
169375
Yes. I would estimate the lip under the lid protrudes about 1/2 into the base, keeping it in place during use.
1351849
I have two of these and the lids are very secure, though they do not screw on. There is a slight bulge that catches the lid to help it stay on.
135833
I have two of these. In one, the lid is very loose and comes apart even when you are not trying. I had to dent the side a little to keep the pieces together. In the other, which is in my kitchen, the two pieces are firmly co-joined. I just wash it whenever I empty the container. It has never needed changing, but when it does, I think the filter can easily slip out by grabbing it in the center, folding and gently tugging.
1481265
No its a press on fit, but I lift my cup all the time by the lid stopper when full and have never had the lid come off.
840028
I have never had an issue with removing the top. I like it because it is so easily removable and it doesn't leak.
741047
No. The entire lid unscrews from the bottle, but the flip lid stays attached.
1250683
A tin shears might do it! IF it has gone all the way around, it should come off easily. However, as I recall, there is a silvery doodad to the left of center, and if you push this, it will release the lid. Good Luck! I'd return it if I were you. Send it along with the lid.
2053331
If your referring to a glass dropper with the top no, but it has a plastic piece on the rim that allows it to slowly drip out? hope that helps
1351847
Good Question. It is NOT a threaded screw-on lid so the whole metal top does occasionally come off when I try to pull the plastic lid cover off.
1740545
it stays on. Their is no problem with the top falling off. It is just for your convinience to have it against a wall if you want the opening lid to lay against the wall when you leave it open.