Does this have a hole to let steam out?
2059622
I have the 14" lid & there is no hole in it. I've been looking for a 14" splatter screen which has been hard to find, but I've seen a number of 12 1/2 & 13" screens for sale.
2059623
Shawn,All the lids have little nubs on the inside edge so that steam can come out.Hope this helps.Best regards,Davd
2059624
No, I use a Charles Viancin 1500 Waterdrop Steaming Lid on the pan for steaming.
2059625
no it doesn't, but the saucepan i use it with is vented.you have to go with the stainless steel cover that isvented. otherwise, on another application, i just tiltthe cover to vent. great pans with true lifetime warranty.brian
1694226
No, there is no hole. You need to cock the lid if you want to let vapor out.
366306
There is a small opening on the lower portion for steam to escape from. I love this coffee pot. It is able to brew an incredible tasting coffee and if you like you may use less expensive coffee for a great taste too, although I use Peet's. Cheers
950140
The middle and top layers have holes. I use a stainless steel steamer in the bottom if I need more space.I use my steamer also everyday.
1096551
No. It sits on top of the cup and then you take it off to drink. Like they said, just the small hole for the steam/pressure.
1329844
No vent, but the cover doesn't fit very tight so steam escapes at very low pressure.
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.
1777812
All of my lids have a small steam hole vent. I have 2 different style sets of Belgique Stainless Steel cookware and they all have the steam vent.
908952
Sorry, Cyndi, the travel iron does have steam holes in the heating plate. You re correct that you need a dry iron; one with no steam
355262
No it does not. We use ours as a sand box and even in our humid summer environment of the midwest, the sand dries out over time. We have added water several times. I believe that steam escapes when the lid is on during the hotter daytimes.
1649252
I dont think so. The only issue I see is that it's a bit tall. So dont keep it underneath anything. That way the steam is free to clear out from the top when it's boiling mode.
2213651
You can't see it from the picture, but there are holes grouped together in a circle on the lid where the steam comes out.
1226683
I have. The hole wasn't an issue. I believe its there to accommodate the other cooking methods (steaming, baking) but it didn't change the result of my recipes. I totally love that thing and it's multi functions. Hope this helped a little.
1607512
Yes Mike, it has the hole for the vent tube. It is covered by a rubber gramet . I hope this helped :)
1791196
That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the... » Read More That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1600496
Yes, a small vent, but most of the steam escapes through the spout. You must be careful as you are pouring, because when you get down towards the bottom of the pot, the lid will fall off and scald your hand. Better to take the lid off when you are pouring.
2282511
I love this unit, no its does not leak steam between the trays, it does have small vent holes on the top lid so that pressure can escape. Unit works great and is a great value.