does the 6 cup glass container lock on to the base. Mine will not, but has 2 glass ears on the bottom, but no where do they lock to the base.
1995715
Yes, it does lock on the base. I have to turn the glass ears back and forth few times until it clicks.
1872258
Hi!! No it doesn't have a lock position, just keep it upright, when you add water take a look, it will stay up, then when you add flour, the "mix" will help it to keep it up, and you are done!!! Happy baking!!!
1660911
Not that I know of. The bowl that comes with it is designed to lock into the base.
135626
I think you can lock it when the sippers meet a small lock should fit.My daughter likes it since it is lightweight and loves the color since the other students all own black cases hers stands out and no one else owns a another shade other than black.
897877
I think the heft of batter and displacement of space makes the 5 cups of batter correct. It will easily accomodate 6 cups of water - but there's a big difference in weight. I like this cooker - but the lid is a little hard to set and remove. The old tried and true "hinged clip" was much easier for me.
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the cup diameter is 2.5 inches at the bottom, which goes up gradually to 3.5 at the top of the cup, not counting the lid. with the lip of the lid, that is slightly less than 3.70. i love the lids. set the lid on top and turn it to the right and it locks. the directions say to hand-wash but i'm lazy and run the cup and lid through my dishwasher. so far there is no problem but time will tell. hope this help.
960260
I use this for large drinks all the time. There is an adjustable sliding tab on each holder that you adjust to the size of your cup then push it back in to lock it in place.
882134
No the lid does not lock closed so if you tried to set it upright like that it would just fall open
548633
The lid is not permanently secured to the teapot. As with most glass teapots, the lid rests on top. I'd recommend holding the lid or taking it off when you don't have much left to pour.
626463
I don't know what you my locking insert. There is a magnet that holds the lid closed. You would have to drill holds to insert a locking insert, I would think, though I am not sure.
1684084
Do you mean if top part of the squirt attaches to the bottom part that holds the water? Yes, turn the top until it drops in to latches, than another little twist (i do not remember with direction), and it will lock. I kinda hooks to the indentations on the ridge, like lids on some glass jars or medicine containers do.
1449501
No, the top just slips down in place. I really do not use the top. I find milk stays fresh longer in this glass container without the top.
1840191
Mine came with only a glass lid. I honestly don't like it. It just sits in the dish and is loose. There is no groove for it to sit in. It probably does make a seal, but it is awkward.
585252
Hi Derick, Unfortunately this tumbler does not have a stopper for the drinking spout. In addition, the lid does not lock onto the the body of the glass. I have used my glass since last year and have had great success with it as my everyday coffee and tea mug. I hope this helps. Joe
1611403
You have to make sure that the cups stay round on the bottom. There is an add-on called a cup keeper that will keep the cups the same consistent shape even when thrown in a drawer or a backpack.
520956
It looks like the slot is about four inches wide so the base will slide on. I don't know how wide the bubble of your glass is, though.
937594
Yes, the lid does lock. I have used one for two years and I've never had a problem.