Is there dribble when pouring the coffee from the decanter?
306354
I have never had any dribble from the decanter. The Coffee maker is a very good product, especially for the price.
306355
I have not had any dribbles with this newer style pot, but I raise the lid just a bit when I pour. It pours very well for me and I have weak wrists and grip due to carpal tunnel problems and surgery.
306356
We do not think we have had that problem with ours. Or if it happens, we have not been aware of it.
299317
From the descriptions--and I'm working from memory so I may be wrong--the home model has a slight delay feature that lets you fill the reservoir and then put the carafe in place before coffee starts dripping; the pro does not.
901881
No. The carafe's lid presses on the dispenser allowing the coffee to flow into it. I broke the fragile carafe in the first week and can't find a replacement that is identical. Hope this helps.
2040771
No, I have that DeLonghi coffee maker and the pot is just a bit too short. I have to tip the pot in order to engage the pause and serve feature.
303715
Yes, it normal for the adjustment knob to wobble when the coffee is grinding.
1374095
No, the coffee drips from the glass. The plastic is away from the drip zone although I can see why you might wonder from the picture.
675186
YES. ugh ... But only if you pour it without the lid. The lid, when in place, pours it nicely. If you pour from an open carafe, then yes, it drips.
1899969
Not that I know of. You may need to adjust the amount of coffee you use. we like strong coffee and find the grind just over medium good for a drip style coffee maker
285507
Yes, it still has a "dribble" problem when you pour. I haven't really figured out why, other than some mornings it dribbles and others it doesn't. Might have something to do with how fast I need that first cup. I just keep a paper towel handy. I would still buy another one. I really like the idea behind not having to worry about a warming unit being left on.
2227403
If by "non spill" you mean that you can take the pot out to pour a cup of coffee before the coffee maker is finished brewing, and the coffee will stop coming out of the coffee maker, then yes, it is non spill.Otherwise its just as capable of spilling coffee as any other pot, when you pour. I'm very good at that part.
1061377
No. It has a flip out pour spout. I think there are additional caps available though.
428954
No, but it has a top piece that allows the solution when poured to come out one drop at a time. Hope this helps.
1174569
Yes, I would say moderately fast. The carafe has a structure of plastic that holds back the coffee. This is one of the reasons we purchased this coffee maker. Of course, you can always pour way to fast but does not spill like the other carafes. Very simple solution to what I consider a major problem with most carafes.
2183577
As far as I can see, the portion of the carafe that comes in contact with the coffee is all glass. There is a metal band around the outside bottom of the pot but it has no real bearing on the pouring of the coffee. I have always had good tasting coffee from this pot - but then the coffee you get out of it is only as good as the grinds you put in!
110930
This is the ONLY feature of the bottle that I have a complaint about. Nine of ten times that I pour a couple ounces of milk in my coffee, there is one dribble that runs down the neck of the bottle. I always dutifully wipe it away. I try various methods of prevention, but have yet to succeed. In an earlier post, I begged other users to alert me to any "tricks" that might help, asking, "Is it in the wrist?" Perhaps using real cream instead of 4% milk? Filing the inside edge of the bottle's neck? I would LOVE to hear more discussion about this.
2274529
Yes, you have to be very careful in pouring I have had it work just fine and other times (when I am in a hurry) it can get messy. Sorry!
647571
YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee maker, so for me it's worth the extra effort. Good luck! YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee... » Read More YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee maker, so for me it's worth the extra effort. Good luck! « Show Less