The handle is directly over the lid, Is the handle an issue when refilling pot with water?
1944644
It isn't for me. I use a filtered water to refill my pot. It is in a small container that I store in the fridge and the way the handle is positioned it is pretty easy to use. And really easy to refill from the tap too.
1944645
No, it is not an issue. You can always tilt the pot a little bit while filling water from the faucet.
1944646
It's a bit annoying, I have to use the pull out sprayer head from my faucet or use a cup and pour it in. That is the only design flaw, (be it a pretty big one) it cannot be filled by let's say a refrigerator water dispenser without perfectly aligning the opening with the dispenser.
1944647
I don't find it to be an issue as I just work with it. My sister (who I bought a second one for) says it's a little awkward but she gets water in and loves the pot. However, I use distilled water from a jug and it is really easy.
1944648
Yes very much so. the best way I find to fill it is thru the pouring spout.
1434408
I experienced no problem with the pot handles at all, but I only used the stovetop, and not the oven. I never used the lids during my (short) trial period with the cookware.
2019544
You shouldn't worry if the water comes up under the center lid, but if it is boiling over consider turning down the heat a bit
315819
The handles on the sides are cool enough to touch when I heat milk up to 180 degrees; I'm unsure of the handle on the lid. I also, don't fill the pot up all the way.
1603033
When filling from the water dispenser on my refrigerator, yes, the handle gets in the way - but I solved that problem by filling the kettle through the spout, instead of the lid. In fact, I never detach the lid except to clean with vinegar water every several months to keep it scale free.
532381
No place for water in the handle. I don't have the model you have, however, mine is the 10-cup Everyday.
2211172
As long as you do not overfill the pot, it will not come out of the top. When you are looking into the neti pot, there is a mini-ledge at the point the handle joins the body. You should stay a smidgen below that line, to avoid overfilling. It is very important to keep your hand level when using it, however. Despite this small issue, I MUCH this design to the conventional neti pot.
1011549
Sorry to hear that. No we haven't had any problems at all with the handle. We do have a little water leaking out the top of it if that top knob comes loose, but no issues with the handle
1800492
The lid covers the slight protrusion for pouring. It is not open like a tea pot or something.
1475077
Are you filling it too high? Is the lid "locked" on? Occasionally I'll have some water collect on the lid, but I've never had it actually boil over.
1823546
No the handle that you see is for the water container. Pulling up on it removes the water.
1728795
No, the handle is not hollow. It's completely sealed and no water goes through the handle part.
2239384
I've not had any problems with spillage. I most often remove the brewing basket before pouring, but even with the basket in place you can tip the pot to drain if you hold on to the lid.
353872
Yes, the handle is secured by a screw inside the lid but I have used mine for several months and have had no problem at all.
1398351
The handle appears solid, but, there is a "dimple" where the handle meets the body inside at the top and at the bottom. But water doesn't flow through the handle. You need to clean those areas.
1466296
Sorry, I cannot be of help. The hot water tank stays where it belongs when I use it. Be sure as you put the tank in place that you allow the handle to be in its slightly raised position. As I recall, I once had trouble putting it in place but then realized that I was holding the handle down as I tried to push it back against the main vertical handle
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No handle.BUT！When the cup is poured into the warm water and cover tight lid, the cup is Water Leakage when horizontally.My friend bought a the same cup, she said it does not Water Leakage.