It doesn't have a pouring lip like the Optimus Terra, is it easy to pour with or do you get some spillage?
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Aryeh, I have used my pot a few times and have not had any spillage when pouring. Marc
1644780
Yes, you can pour without spilling; however, as with all of these small glass pots, you have to pour slowly to keep from spilling out the side of the lip.
1079153
Hi. This is definitely a no spill spout. It is however, kinda hard to suck the water out. Maybe it's just an issue with mine..I'm not sure why...but in general, the pura sippy is one of the best. Just make sure you get a small one, as they can be a little heavy for a one year old to carry around.
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I have a 16 oz and it pours perfectly but the quart spills everywhere! It's so annoying. I am not sure why there's a funky curve in the pour spout or why they felt the need to change something that wasn't broken. I had an original pyrex quart size with a nice spout and it broke so I replaced it with this. Hope they read this and fix it back to the older style.
940263
The top screws on at the black grip (easily). It's definitely drip free as you shake it, but pouring gets super messy. I wrote about it in my review.
1605506
It does pour cleanly. And has been easy to clean. I have only used it for coffee and do all my dishes by hand.
894722
It does not have a puring lip. I don't use it for pouring much, but I haven't noticed it being a problem. I pour soup out of it - no problems. No worse than any other straight sided pan.
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Just a slight little squeeze gives you a small drop of oil. So, it doesn't just spill out all over the place and make a mess. It is controllable. Then I store it up rather than keeping it on it's side when not in use. I use it for classical guitar tuners.
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No. It's slim. It doesnt have plain surface, but that bubbly shape gives it more durability
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Don't pour fast. Slowly and it doesn't come out of the top. I haven't had a problem with that.
450271
Hi there! I tend to slow simmer things for hours and have never had a problem with anything dripping off of it. I LOVE this thing. It is my favorite kitchen tool. :D
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The way the lip is made, it doesn't dribble all down the sides like a regular pot.
631576
That's the way it is- it's not a good top design. You have to remove the cap of the big bottle and LEARN not to spill any water when turning it down onto cooler. It took me a good amount of getting used to it. I hope this helped. Happy No Spilling!
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It has a lip that seems to prevent it from dripping. Have not noticed a problem.
1657763
It fairly easy to clean, but its also fairly easy to get messy. I own two of them and love them.
442015
I have had mine for a few weeks now. I love mine it has not leaked a drop. You have to turn the water tank upside down to fill. There is a big opening that you have to turn the plastic opening to put water in. There is a rubber seal on it. I am sure that keeps it from leaking with water in the tank. It is hard to turn. I have had 2 small pegs on the in side of the tank brake off and it still has not leaked. I would recommend this unit for everyone.
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No But to be honest I would rather pour it since it is a lot faster and I have never had a problem with spills the way they designed the spout. Also you have to remember after the oil cools and thickens that feature is going to mean less and less to you for the time and trouble it will present. The key to the Mityvac is keeping the oil warm-hot so it is like water and flows easily. The vacuum pressure isn't that strong. Hope that helps.