That pour spout. Some have a mechanism to prevent flow unless you do contortions. Is there any mechanism in this one or will it flow freely?
290437
There's no flow restrictor or check valve it's simply open and has a small hole I suppose for extra air venting during pouring.
290438
It will flow freely. For storage the spout is reversed and inserted into the can. Those contortions you speak of are typically found on gas cans by EPA mandate to prevent fumes from escaping. Since this is not a fuel can, those regulations do not apply.
290439
No, no contortions. This water can could have used two handles, one on top and one on the side. But it does the job and like what I bought.
186107
I have never had this problem...pours just for for me. Wish I could help or suggest a solution.
898966
You are correct- there is NO spout! You have to unscrew and either drink from the top, or I just pour it into a glass, as the top doesn't feel designed to drink from comfortably.
637041
You take the red stopper off when you pour. The red stopper cleans the fat out of the spout in case some got in there. It has never happened to me, the separator works wonderful.
1687303
There is a pour spout within the cap so it doesn't have to be totally unscrewed.
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.
1704855
does both depending on which way you flip it. spout bottom=stream, spout top=puff
47678
Yes. The spigot rotates separately from the threading, so it can be rotated without loosening or leakage.
2029949
The tubes are just that, tubes. I set up my tubes the way I wanted and over time they will straighten out. Even with curve, I have not noticed any issue with flow.
1303081
The one I got for my mom did not have a pouring spout on it but with the shaping I don't think that pouring would be an problem. Unless you are pouring slowly then it might drip a little.
1856600
Yes, it does pour. Ours actually pours well, without any drips or dribbles.
2141300
The shape of the pot is traditional and might be perceived as inefficient for use since you can't pour out all of the liquid without putting a finger on the lid to keep it from falling into your cup. So, I'm not sure if the short spout is the problem, but it definitely requires two hands to pour. Some might think that is part of the charm of the pot though. I rather like it. It does force you to focus on your actions and be mindful as you pour.
2008889
The spout can be rotated but the water does not extend farther away when the spout is attached. It stays in nicely with no problems with the magnetic housing. The faucet is outstanding and I highly recommend this product.
1766169
Yes, it's kind of a ball swivel and goes out the side and up and down. Hopefully that addresses what you are asking. We've had the faucet for several months now and had no performance issues with it.
1544565
Yes, but you must first turn the cap to block the pouring spout. A simple maneuver. I assume your asking about shaking to remix contents that may have separated (IE: fresh squeezed orange juice), not shaking it as you would a Martini shaker.
1112226
The pot does have a pour spout. I happen to use this product everyday for multiple purposes. Enjoy!
1085623
Just tip it towards the stem and give a little squeeze - - - it has a one way flow check valve that allows flow into the stem but seals it the opposite direction.