Does the top with holes come off, so you can fit a teaspoon inside?
1186488
yes the perforated top comes off but you can not use a teaspoon or teaspoon measuring spoon with these spice jars. but you can use a 1/2 a teaspoon measuring spoon in these jars ... so you double dip to get one teaspoon measurement & that's a level measurement for all measuring spoons ... sometimes i heap the 1/2 measuring spoon to get my one teaspoon measurement. i've been cooking for many years and i have had no complaints for my cooking techniques that anyone could tell the difference.
1186489
Yes it does....some of them that I only would use spoonfuls I took the top off and have in a drawer in case I want to use it for something else.
595043
You can unscrew the plastic mesh to expose the 3" diameter hole on top. Otherwise, the top does not come off.
338767
Yes, the bottom zips out, though there is still a small amount of the edge of the top and bottom that are not removable.
1341560
Yes. I've never done it, but if you unscrew the top it should removable from the bottom.
1778629
I don't know if it unscrews. It doesn't leak and I wouldn't want to break any seal. The top has a large enough opening to get your hand in to clean.
415548
Yes, it does have holes in the bottom, and yes it does come out of the bottom tray. The bottom tray can be used independently for glass drying as well.
531515
It has a lid that unscrews on the bottom(or top, I guess) the first time I unscrewed it, it was very tight. It has a tab in the middle that clicks over various settings to control the opening size where the kibble or treats come out. I bought it to control the binge/purge of my cat, so I use kibble in it. I would warn you that it only holds about 1/4 cup of kibble, so I fill it often.
320741
You can disassemble the plunger by unscrew the top and removing it from the lid. Then you could use the lid (with a hole in it) separately. If you did this, I imagine you would want to use teabags so that you could remove them to avoid over-steeped tea. Loose tea would remain floating about.
362833
No. The holes are large. Large enough that it didn't really slow the flow down and my son will spill it when trying to take a sip. I only filled it with 1/2 -3/4 inch of milk. Because of this we didn't use it very often. He uses a regular cup at school now and uses this cup only on occasion. I wouldn't recommend it. I did buy the Sassy training cup and liked it. It can sit on its side with out spilling.
1390630
You can take the lid off but would probably only fit a small measuring spoon like a teaspoon or 1/2 teaspoon in it.
546912
no, but some steam comes out of the top. if your cooker is spitting water maybe you left the inner lid off (there is a removable inside bowl and lid)
2236230
The top has a handle and it unscrews so you have the ability to use this with the tea basket in or not. With the top screwed in place you just leave open a bit if you wish to pour with top still inserted or you can take the top out completely and pour away. Hope this helps!
753756
Yes, the lid comes off and it is just a regular cup. I love this set, use it every day.
256564
Not that I have experienced as the lid is separated on the side not on the top
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.
1507475
It has a nice large opening on top, I use a large slotted spoon to fish out my tea bags. The spout seals well without dripping. It should work fine. My only advice is to be careful not to smack it with anything as I have cracked two of these when I hit the corners while moving them.
1524251
The lid does remove completely but I wouldn't think the opening would be big enough to hold the porcelin drip filter, unless that filter works like manual drip filters that have a base that sits on the carafe.