Does the outer bowl have drain holes or does it hold the captured water from the greens?
1975826
The outer bowl hold the captured water from the inner bowl. Sometime I thought it may leak tiny bit of water but I'm not 100% sure about that but I assume that will not be a big deal.
1975827
The external one has no drain holes, it holds the water. If you want to separate the greens from the water, you have to use both bowls toghether. You can use them toghether normally, not only when you want to dry the salad, but also to keep the salad for some days.
639640
The clear plastic bowl is solid and catches the water from the green sieve- like bowl. Depending on how wet the lettuce is, I usually dump it out once or twice.
2154758
Actually it doesn't. They way is made the barrel gets full first and then the rest go down the drain. This year I decided to add a second barrel and they both get full. I water my green house and all my vegetable and flowers around the house. this is great.
1247116
There are 3 additional holes on the bottom to help with drainage. Mine doesn't have a water issue but is somewhat protected in my garden.
1508726
No drainage holes, but we have had heavy rains and the seed did not get wet. I love it!
1171393
Oops! I thought mine had two drain holes but it only has one. After I answered this question previously we moved the planter and I looked again. But the cap is on the outside and can be pulled off easily and returned as needed. I had one of my planters in the house for a while and had no leaks. When full of soil they become very heavy, so you will need someone to help you move it.
982375
No the sponge holder does not have drain holes. I make sure my sponge is not too wet. I clean out the holder often.
1863227
It does have a drain if you need to drain the water. It holds a little less than a gallon of water.
371691
No, it doesn't have a drainage hole. I bought this to make an orchid arrangement, so I leave the plants in their containers inside of the barrel. I then put moss over the top which covers the containers nicely. I wasn't sure how to handle the watering issue, so I had the inside coated with a commercial grade water proof material and still only lightly water or mist the plants. I know....it sounds like a lot of trouble but the piece is so gorgeous that its worth the extra effort!
1645782
The bottom is solid, and it collects liquid. There is a cap on the left side that allows the compost tea to drain and be collected, but I had put the unit on bricks so it sat up high enough to collect the liquid. The unit is a nice unit, and it looks great compared to a traditional unit. Very rich. This past summer compost was generated quickly, in about 3 weeks. The only feature I do not like is the door to access the compost. It doesn't stay up while digging out the compost, I accidently broke it off trying to use it. It snapped back on. It is really the only negative feature on this unit. I would purchase another one, totally on the looks alone The bottom is solid, and it collects liquid. There is a cap on the left side that allows the compost tea to drain and be collected, but I had put the unit on bricks so it sat up high enough to collect the liquid. The unit is a nice unit, and it looks great compared to a traditional unit. Very rich. This past summer compost was generated quickly, in about 3 weeks. The only feature I do not like is the door to access the compost. It doesn't stay up while digging out the compost, I accidently broke it off trying to use it. It snapped back on. It is really the only negative feature on this... » Read More The bottom is solid, and it collects liquid. There is a cap on the left side that allows the compost tea to drain and be collected, but I had put the unit on bricks so it sat up high enough to collect the liquid. The unit is a nice unit, and it looks great compared to a traditional unit. Very rich. This past summer compost was generated quickly, in about 3 weeks. The only feature I do not like is the door to access the compost. It doesn't stay up while digging out the compost, I accidently broke it off trying to use it. It snapped back on. It is really the only negative feature on this unit. I would purchase another one, totally on the looks alone « Show Less
2097337
There is a drainer. The only problem is that it is easy to get a hole in it but OK product. All of them have this issue though.
1787547
Yes, there is a drainage hole. You must put something under the pot to catch the water.
1094969
Yes! The entire thing has holes. Bottom and sides. Love it. I might buy more because I use it for my pricey green tea and will let it sit until I use it a second or third time. Holes allow it to dry out quickly.
1623986
In short, no. This pot comes with a raised insert that creates a drainage system inside the pot. It does not have holes that allow it to drain through to the outside.
125335
Yes, drainage holes are on the bottom and sides. Circular metal ring does not have holes.
1489497
There are holes in the bottom of this colander. Drains well. Hope this helps in your decision. We are pleased with this product.
1802450
Water does come in. There are two holes on each side that seem to act as handles.