I don't get it? Do you just turn it over and it becomes a pot? (I feel dumb even asking!)
1960069
Yes. The skinny part you see facing up fits on a deck rail. When you flip it, it's a pot. I love it! I have two white ones.
1960070
Don't feel dumb. It took me a while to figure it out. You turn it Groove side down. The groove (if it's the right size) will sit down over your deck rail. Then once it's full of gravel on the bottom and potting soil, it's so stable even high winds won't move it. A tip, there are little drainage holes in the bottom. If you don't want them to drain all over your deck floor when you water them, duct tape the holes from the inside before you fill with dirt. I bought 4 round and 2 oblong. I LOVE them!
1960071
These particular pots are designed to go over porch or balcony railing, similar to the railing we have on our patio at our apartment complex. And yes, the image you're seeing here is the pot turned upside down. ;)
1960072
Yes and it stays on the railing nice and sturdy. I love mine. They are nice and white just like the railing.
1960073
The big slot you see fits on the 2x4 hand rail of your deck railing. The picture kind of makes it look like there is a hump in the middle of it - there is not. It is flat and will "hug" the hand rail.Make sure your hand rail is a 2x4. if it is a 2x6 that's ok - just purchase a planter with a 6' wide slot. And yes, you turn it over and there is an empty planter pot (facing down in the picture). They're great!
1960074
Yes - the part that is showing on top fits over the railing so it is secured.
1960075
Yes, they are showing you the area that will sit on the railing and hang over it. It is a secure fit on your railing. I have 4 of them spaces on the railing on the back deck...
1960076
The pot is intended to be used on a wood deck railing made of 2" x 4"s. The bottom of the pot slips over the railing and sits very securely on the top of the railing. The pot is not stable just sitting on a surface - it has to be snapped onto a 2" x 4" railing. I hope that answers your question.
1960077
Yes, it fits over the deck railing, very secure. I love mine. I also have the large long planters that fit on railing. This round on is a nice size. Hope this helps.
691991
It leaks when the pot is turned over.A possible solution is, to make the upper part slighter large than the lower one so that as the pot being turned over the smaller one is to be on the top,hence the oil, etc., simply flows to the larger lower part.
1752383
Matt! Can't believe I just checked it out, but it took 2 min. 30 seconds for .5 ltr. from cold. Love this pot. Just get it!
658262
I read the manual briefly when I bought it--I recall nothing related. You can see all of the buttons in the picture. It's pretty basic--turn it on to boil, it then by default keeps it hot until you shut it off. Usually I'll just pull the power cord when I'm done with it.
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I don't remember. We moved and our new kitchen does not have a place for this pot holder. However, I loved it and am trying to find a way to use it. With regard to your questions, I'm unable to get our a measure to answer; but I can say it installed very securely and we had no problem with it; but dammit, we haven't found a place to install it in the new kitchen yet.Oh well.Tom C
1873255
Oh Boy! good question.... never thought of that. Guess I will have to reseach in case I need a replacement. Thanks for the question, sorry I was no help, but I DO LOVE this tea pot
170383
I'm guessing it has something to do with how the pot is actually formed. On a wheel or frame or whatever. I wouldn't look too deeply for significance...
1160690
It gets hot but not hot enough to burn. I do not think it would be a good idea to be trying to move a pot of hot oil around even if the outside of the pot is cool.
272074
No ? Ever silly. Its NOT a pot. Bottom is preferated so as to mash food through it. To puree / liquify it. Its high quality ss but not for cooking. You put cooked foid in it after in order to retexture it or seperate skins / pulp / seeds from it for serving or canning purposes. Blessings.
141920
There's some tension to the little flippy switch. I don't know how it works, but it does. Also remains closed even if you tip the pot.
184190
The instructions are on the owner's manual. It depends on how fast your pot builds up scale.
1599501
You must be confused about what this is...it is to put on a pot on the stove that might boil over. Keeps it from boiling over, it doesn't seal anything.
965583
Start with one side and slide the wood through the ceramic loop on the pot. Bend the wood at the natural point where it looks like it bends and slide it back up through the wooden ring which should secure it back onto itself. Then repeat this for the other side as well. Sorry, a picture is worth a thousand words but I hope this was helpful
2219259
I would imagine b/c The pot is cordless, however there is a corded base that the pot fits into but heats in under a minute...
1278022
You can leave it in its pot. You may have to possibly repot in the future though.
751268
I have never figured that out either, after about 20 more pots it finally resets itself. Then every time you clean it again it does the same thing
616104
The pot is supposed to work better if the pot is full when you're cooking, so if you're not cooking a whole lot of stuff and you're using a big pot with a lot of space left in the pot, the food may not cook so well.