do y6ou have to hold the spout to pour coffee?
2006443
THEY were given to Local legion club and I don't drink coffee so I sorry I have no idea
2006444
your kidding right? Of course you need to hold the spout if you would like a cup of coffee. There is no magic eye on this machine
2006445
I never got that far. The one I bought was defective and I needed it for a charity event and the company I bought it from would not rush one to me, so I had to buy a different one from someone else and then return this one.
644324
It works fine that way. it fits okay as soon as you shut the lid, but it does tend to want to pop up when the lid is open and you are filling it. I take the pot out to put coffee in the filter holder, then fiill the pot, close the lid and put the pot in position. I don't notice the pop up that way
379858
Basically yes. There is no separate pour spout, the water pours out the top. Notice there is a big lever on the back of the lid, so it's very simple to do.
1374097
It's easy to avoid the plastic touching the coffee. The above scenario depends on the amount of water and or size of contanier being used for the process. Do a simple test! Measure your desired amount of water, add the water to your vessel. Then place the dripper on top of the container. If the bottom of the dripper is wet; adjust the volume of the water lower or increase the size of your container. Btw, its a great product! I've been using mine for over two years.
631563
You have to screw the top on real tight. This carafe tends to leak easier than my older model.
1355322
Yes, just be careful when unscrewing the cap because it will be HOT. Do not pull the plunger out more than an inch or so, just enough to get your condiments in the coffee.
1363752
Yes, to both questions. You do need to put the lid on to pour. The carafe doesn't pour neatly without lid.
689713
Lift lid, pull out spout assembly, pour coffee into throat of the thermos, replace spout assembly, close lid. Done. Nothing screws on. The buttons are locks on lid. Squeeze before lifting lid.
1670320
You shouldn't have to take the lid off to pour the coffee. Push down the little lever and it "rocks" open enough to pour. The lid may seem wobbly because of this functionality. I wouldn't try tipping the pot upside down if it had liquid in it because I'm sure it would come out.
1015128
Yes,just push down on the lid.I've got some filters that have a little bit of a lip on it,I just bent it over the E-Z cup top before you put your coffee in.the lid will stay close.
1845714
No, not at all. Only the coffee grounds remain at the bottom of the pot, which is exactly where you want them and not in your cup.
1002267
Yes! Make sure the top is Snapped. Awesome machine...also just clarification its not a spout. You just remove the plastic screw and pour. I'm pretty pleased with it
410148
Unfortunately it only has the pour spout, not like the older models. I have three of these now, if you are interested, $25 for one. They apparently quit making the ones with the hole under the spout 20 years ago, or more.
647572
I unscrew the lid until the coffee can flow fairly freely, but I hold the lid on while I pour, because I have to unscrew it to the point that it can fall off, resulting in coffee all over. (Definitely not the result you're looking for).
640143
No?... You push the top down and the grounds stay in the bottom... You van make tea to.. Does not drip like some drip pots do.. Pour great love it.
1639375
If you want to hold it in left hand, make sure the spout opening is facing right. Then turn to tighten the spout should be in the correct position to drink from. Reverse for right hand holding. Hope this helps
1800489
Mine does NOT have a pour spout. It does have a pour (or stabilization) tab on one side I can use to hold and assist in pouring or holding the pot level while transferring.