Is there any type of spring or something to keep the pods to the front as they get used so I don't have to go fishing for them?
1943719
Sorry....there's no such spring or anhthinf that moves the pods tomthe front. They're easy to reach from the back.
1943720
No, it has a hole for each pod, they don't move when the drawer opens and closes.
1397159
There are end caps on the spout openings. You could torque them a little tighter.
759424
The canister should not have a top on it. Sounds like the part that holds the spring got stuck to the tail clicky. When I open mine there is just an open slot for the battery and that is all.
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with water. But the actual 'pods' of water are small enough that it stays flexible enough to fit where you need it to. This was a VERY good investment towards my sons pitching career and we use it on a regular basis with no problems.
1846278
I would think you have to use the pods. If you are in the car, it would make it so much easier and cleaner.
1527538
I purchased this product and the spring mechanism is on the front of the unit in line with the handle. The feed tube is also towards the front and not the back.
2070382
They are "wintering" and as soon as spring comes around they will go away. You MAY be able to coax them away with an outdoor heat source but other than that for what to do in the meantime is indeed a toughie. Good Luck. This for sure falls into the category of "too much of a good thing"
524493
That depends on how you are storing it. Standing up or hung on a wall, it will not hold the pods with the filter bottoms. But if laying flat, it will.
143271
If you want to keep them from moving, you can run a bead of spray foam around the baseline I did. I also placed insulation around it to prevent me jostling it out of place. I like to keep the top easily accessible so it can be found later.
700517
I don't believe so. I haven't bought any. The pods look like they are different sizes. This is the primary reason I'm sending mine back to amazon to have them sell mine for me.
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Hi, there! This is a great little spacesaver if your pods will fit! The diameter of each hole is roughly 1-1/4" which allows the pod to sit comfortably on the sturdy round rim of the opening. Hopes this helps! :)
2099442
Unfortunately not with the plush like pod liner as the dents are the parameter if the classic pod size . If you would remove the liner it would fit the new larger pods but... then they would probably slide around. hope this helps!
1211816
You don't need pod in place in order to get hot water..just choose cup size
2127525
Yes there are, there's a good tank holder and at least 2 pods on the back, I don't remember if there's more than 2 because I removed them for ease of movement in woodsball. Hope this helps!
763171
I have been making my own pods with different coffees and still get the foam. I use the hinged pods and they really work out well!
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I put two sets of logs in a 6 foot space: 3 logs of Shitake on one side, and Turkey Tail on the other side. As long as they do not touch and run into each other, I think you are ok. Mine are still incubating and I have not noticed them "springing forth" from the plugs. I will check with the company next week and ask a few more questions. Keep in touch. I will probably have their number for you after next week.
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Thanks for the info, I'll give that brand a try next. Do report back how the pod maker goes, I read online about people just saying to use a standard filter and then trim the top and fold it over and wet it, I tried but in order to get a tight enough fold I couldn't use enough grounds to get a decent cup, and using enough grounds meant it wouldn't fit in the chamber right.