Where on the Pot is the hole for the Electric Cord - is it on the side wall of the Pot or bottom of the Pot. What is HOLE made with ??
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The cord would come out at the bottom. You need to supply your own flower pot.
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Would you believe I had to go look? Ha. There is just one drain hole and it is about the size of a quarter, positioned just off center. It has a screw in plug if needed. Hope this helps.
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I'm sorry, but I do't know the answer to your question either. The pot was a gift to my daughter and she doesn't know either. She suggested you write or call the company that made the pot. Good luck!
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Hi, there is a metal/steel at the bottom inside the pot, I believed it's a heat element.
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Yes, it's electric and the cord is not removeable like on a coffee pot, it's just built into the base. The crock insert can be removed for washing or oven use but these lids have plastic on them so the lid isn't for oven use.
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Hi..it is not marked on the bottom of the pot, check Cuisinarts website or look in the product specifications and it will tell you
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The pot is dishwasher safe, per the Cuisinart website. The small plug is electric induction, so no worries.
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It has been a couple years since I purchased my units but I believe the cord comes from the side. I am not near my workshop now to verify. This is consistent with the photo. In any case I would go by the photo as a guide. Products sometimes change over time and may be manufactured differently today.
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The cord is approximately 24 inches. The cord is shorter than I would like but the pot itself makes up for it--
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Hi Cassandra, Amazon asked if I could answer your question. I think the hole is for an electrical plug of some sort, but I don't remember what the instructions indicated about it. I did not use the hole, I plugged it up. I think it best for you to contact the Kitty Tube company with your question. It was a terrible winter, the Kitty Tube helped alot, I put alot of straw in it and placed the shelter under a balcony for protection from wind and snow. The little feral cat survived! (So did I!) P.S. Don't use catnip in it, racoons love catnip!Best regards
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The heating base has a cord, and after heating the pot lifts off the base for pouring. The pot itself is cordless, I suppose (only the base has the cord. The description is a bit confusing!
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There is no knob at the bottom of the pot. Is it this picture you are referring to that gives you the impression there is a knob on it? If so, what you are seeing on the sides are the handles and on the bottom is one of the "feet" (there are three of them on the bottom for it to stand on). Hope this helps.
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The power cord should be placed neatly in plastic bottom along with its utensils. Then, the whole plastic box clips onto bottom of mixer for storage. The cord does not hang outside of bottom plastic box. I love mine.
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No no holes to put electrical cords, I suppose you could have one made, perhaps someone might have the proper equipment to do that. It is is really a neat little desk. I like it very much Hope this will help.
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It actually does have a hole. If you are looking at the unit straight on, look to your left bottom and flip it over. On back side of it, there is a hole that exits to the bottom. (kind of hard to explain) You can attach a thin cord here. This is explained in a think owner's manual that comes with the unit.
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The grill is separate. It can be removed for cleaning just like the pot. There is two separate switches if you decide to use only one and not both. Cord, maybe 6-8ft? I always use an extension cord unless I use it on my island countertop. It will leak if you are not careful how u pour the water in the pot and get it on other areas. I use it for Korean BBQ, that's the closest thing out there. I wish there was an option to also do a grill plate around the outer edge to replace where the pot is.
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There is two prongs with the ground for a regular wall outlet. This is not a large electric stove plug if that is what you are asking.