What is the spout plug for?
1966955
The plug keeps the grease in the cup and out of the spout,when you're ready to pour pull out the plug and only the juices will go into the spout and the grease stays in the cup.
1966956
I believe that if you have the spout plug in place before you pour your pan drippings into the measuring cup little or no fat will fill into the spout. Without the plug there will always be a little fat that rises to the top of the spout.
1966957
It keeps the broth from over flowing onto cabinets and such. Its a safety mechanism in case of overfill. it allows you to move it to where you are going to separate without spilling.
1966958
When you pull it up, it helps to make sure that the fat rises to the top. I think there is a video that demonstrates this on qvc.
1966959
The plug should be put in the spout before you pour the liquid into the cup. The spout is located so low on the cup, the liquid will enter the spout and go up as you fill the cup. The plug prevents the liquid from coming up the spout and spilling out.
1542936
Don't know....and I can't imagine why it would matter. BTW, about the pump...if it doesn't work easily, take it out and use a pliers to hold the ribbed white part of the base steady as you twit the spout. IT will release and you will be good to go.
2250552
The spout has female pipe threads. It has a piece inside that lets you pick two different common sizes according to your pipe. It does not take a set screw and will not go on the copper piece. You literally just screw the spout on.
740733
What I would do is take the drain plug to the hardware store and ask them. I have had trouble with leakage on some of my rain barrels at the spigot sight. I will never put in another spigot again, because of the leakage. I dip into the top or use a water pump.
565385
Look for "Snip-n-Drip End Caps with Couplers" in our Amazon store. These end caps are easy to remove which is especially useful when draining the system.
1541299
It's a pull up plastic spout on the top. Just pull up once and then twist cap on and off for use. We use this to fill up a more convenient counter top pour bottle.
649850
The spout is about 1/2". It has stayed put in a variety of openings of jars that I have wanted to fill.
1074696
There is a chance of that happening because the end is open in the groove that the spout sits in. I think what Jack said is a good idea, or simply wrap a piece of napkin around it before you close the spout.
971716
The size of the spout is about 3/4" diameter It is part of the top that screws on and off. The place where you fill it is 1 3/4" diameter.
1164333
The spout swivels and it requires only one hole, I answered a previous question to Engineer George incorrectly! Sorry George!
133431
I think it means the hose connections for the fixture are threaded, not the end of the spout
2144346
I had no problem with the spout. I did with the size of the stopper. It was to small. So have not used it.
1935753
It is an air popper, it blows it out. Just put a bowl underneath the spout.
1952354
There's a hole in the cup part for draining, right where the spout is. You can see it on the second picture at the top of the page.
2247835
It's that gray plastic plug...just pull it out. I don't remember exactly where it was, but it only took a minute or less to find it and throw it out. Just look for the plastic thing that makes the water passage smaller.
707979
Yes, you just close the spout and remove the drain plug for daily cleaning.
1518763
The metal spout is fixed to one side. You actually have to slip the metal part into a plastic component.