Can this bottle be squeezed to produce water? (Example, fill, want to put water in pot for cooking, can I squeeze out water or am I out of luck?)
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Yes you can squeeze the water through the filter. Please let us know if you do have any further questions.
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The squeeze handle does not have a lock function. The pot filler arm is the best option for continuous flow.
1944644
It isn't for me. I use a filtered water to refill my pot. It is in a small container that I store in the fridge and the way the handle is positioned it is pretty easy to use. And really easy to refill from the tap too.
964234
Not likely, product is very thick. Maybe if you cut top of squeeze bottle off it could work...
295404
You squeeze it. In my opinion, it doesn't work. I returned mine to the store.
1128411
You can add water to the bottle before pressurization and watch out you may get wet.The water makes it shoot straight up in the air as a column of water ejects from the base of the bottle.Really fun on a hot day.
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I did buy it and I've used that material-pots and I am not too happy with it ?, and I really don't know if you could carry this pot with soil and water?, I haven't tried this yet and I don't think I want to do that at all? at least not this kind of a material-pots, okay?, I don't know if I did good by answering your question and saying that this pots aren't the one's you want to carry around in the house one#1 reason is because it doesn't hold the water because it's made out of the material not plastic or metal, so I will not recommend it okay?, thank you and have a good day.
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Your question got me thinking, so I did a quick test. I filled one up with a bit of water, put the lid in place and tried 1) holding it upside down and 2) jostling and shaking it. The results: I did not see or experience any leakage. Hope this info helps you out!
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Try wetting it with warm water and sliding it onto the bottle, I had to do this, and I left it on to stretch it out, it wasn't easy, but it did finally work! Good luck!
889851
Sorry I can't say. I haven't used it because I use only full quart or litre bottles.however the ad says the straw gets pinched closed. Also they provide an extra straw as backup. Why not give it a try. And return it if it leaks?
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I just put water in it, put the cap on, and shook it. It doesn't leak. Unless you squeeze it, then it will leak.
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I wouldn't. That's really not what it was designed for. I really would stick to water for this bottle. You could put a thin liquid like juice in it, but there's so many little places that would have to be cleaned out after each use. It would be a lot of extra work.
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So I could give a truthful answer, I actually put seven (7) quarts of water into the pot. Yes, it held the seven (7) quarts but keep in mind that the water reached the very top of the pot. I wouldn't ever fill my pot to that ultimate capacity because of spillovers.
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I am sorry, I left the funnels at camp and will not have access to them for another month. I use mine to refill my cooking oil into a squirt bottle. I need to use the smallest funnel to fit inside the top so the oil doesn't run out. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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You don't have to squeeze at all. You just have to pump it up and down to create pressure in the bottle and then push down on the red tab to spray. I have found it to be great.
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Dear Al,Thank you for your inquiry.We recommend to warm up some water on the stove then remove the pot from stove and put the lid on so it can create a suction and reshape it's self.Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you.Sincerely,Tonia D.
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On my gas stove my pot gets a rolling boil when I make soup and use medium to low heat. So I think you should be able to easily boil water in it. I still love my pot and use it even when making relatively small amounts of food.