Why there is a small hole in the bottom of the handle?
1191936
I'm no wizard but I think it's to keep the handle from exploding when you put it in the oven to melt the cheese.
1191937
Actually that hole is important. First, if anyone was to try to fire a ceramic piece that thick, it would likely shatter. Second, it helps air get into the handle when you cook, making the handle cooler when you get ready to serve the tasty stuff to your guests. I have had good luck with these, by the way.
1191938
This is an easy one to answer for me since my mother used to make pottery. It's to allow air to escape during the firing process of the clay. The handle is made separately and is hollow to make for a lighter product. Then it is attached to the bowl. If there were no hole to allow the heated air to escape then the handle would blow up in the kiln. I don't know that this is a true fact since I have not contacted the maker but this is a typical practice for people who make handmade pottery.
1191939
It's there to let the air, that would otherwise be trapped inside the hollow handle, expand and contract while the bowl is in an oven. If it wasn't there the hot air inside the handle would expand and shatter the bowl while it's being heated.
220895
There is a handle, neatly designed, on the lower left where the water comes into the bottom of the pipe.
2206834
There is an adjustment in the handle that can be made or the problem lies elsewere. My husband easily made the adjustment. We have been very happy with the handles! Hope this helps!
1028775
The bottom of the handle locks it upright into the base vacuum. I usually sit in a corner.
1645935
i never noticed before but yeah it does. even though, i don't think it's supposed to have a hole. it's got2B a defect. is yours by the middle wing finger?
1302078
The handle, unfortunately, is hollow. There are two holes INSIDE of the Netipot, that essentially forms a tunnel in the handle. This is an area that also will need to be cleaned thoroughly with pipe cleaners when cleaning the Netipot.
380144
There's a safety you need to pivot down(?) while squeezing to remove the pressure. You can see the safety on the bottom in the picture on this item between the lower handle and the point where the two halves meet.
124299
That hole is in the handle not the head. Part of manufacture process probably
984756
Yes, there is a plastic insert which is screwed into the top half of the handle.I would suspect it is to keep you from picking up a hot all metal handle. It's very well made.
1174117
You've probably blown out the cutting stick (the red bar). It comes out. Use a pen and stick it in the hole at the end (it's hollow) and pry it out;i t's easier to get at in the end near the handle. You should be able to rotate it 8 times before you have to replace it.
986639
There is actually a plug in the handle. It can be a bit tricky to unscrew the first time, but it can be done.
1050394
The handle is fixed. I like it that way, you don't have to be afraid of it getting too hot to grab it.
1302079
It's not completely solid, but very thick with a small hole through the handle.
2233954
The hole in the bottom of the pan is covered up by the inside part of the pan
995652
Press the little thing on the back center of the handle and push the blade in. It's the little indent, looks kinda like a bite was taken out of it there.
61030
The side with the handle is higher then the side without the handle but its not too much higher
846506
There are 2 little bump-outs on the top outsides of the handle. Put thumb under and pop up