Can you pour stuff out of it without removing the screw-on lid? I have children who can't hold a lid on and I don't like the resultant lake.
1292398
You have to unscrew it at least a little to pour out if it. Half a turn is enough to get liquid out.
1292399
You have to slightly twist the lid. However, be aware that children who are too young to hold a lid in place may find the filled pitcher heavy to hold, even though the lid remains in place. It holds a fairly large volume of liquid and that doesn't take into account the added weight of the fruit.
1292400
Yes, you can turn it a little and has an opening for the water to pour out while lid stays firmly attached.
1292401
I am so frustrated with this pitcher. I fond it close to impossible to take apart. Now I can't get the piece that holds thd fruit back in. I hate this pitcher
1071008
When pouring yes. However, if it is still filter water in the top reservoir then it's loose and might come off.
47624
you could take the lid off, however, I am unsure if it will boil with it off...I have never tried it.
432847
The top"lid" doesn't come off, so no access from there...it has no point really. When you remove the reservoir the bottom unscrews for filling. I use a bottle brush/long handle scrubber with hot water and a DROP of dish soap. Hard to get all the soap out otherwise, especially without using a TON of water. Hope this helped :-)
1128607
You can do either. The reservoir does remove but I fill up a pitcher and lift the lid and fill it up. It's a great machine!!!
168966
You can't remove the top off once it's sealed. You have to pop-up the lid again to remove it. I have quite a few of these and haven't experienced the issue you mentioned with them.
697690
take the lid off before draining for safety.....the pour spout is there so the contents don't splash. the lid is not intended to stay on when pouring.
1804361
Yes no problem! You need to cut off the plastic between the handle so you can take it off to put the lid on though!
443574
There are two notches in the back of the lid, but if it was hanging from the notches, you'd need to remove the bucket before lifting the lid. You could put up hooks and hang it by the handle.
1140365
Hi. I have one of these, and I can take the lid off of mine without removing it from the base.
647572
I unscrew the lid until the coffee can flow fairly freely, but I hold the lid on while I pour, because I have to unscrew it to the point that it can fall off, resulting in coffee all over. (Definitely not the result you're looking for).
1397854
That screw was impossible for me to remove. I did remove it at first and put in batteries, but could not get it out the second time. I finally pried open the compartment and then duct taped it closed. I also had to duct tape the wand on, since it came off or the cats pulled it off. That stayed on. My advice is to, once you get the compartment opened, don't put the screw back in. Just tape the lid.
1738794
No, you cannot pour with the stopper in place. You are right about it being a poor design; I wish I hadn't bought it.
536056
No, you have to hold it open. Another thing I've noticed, our city has well water which has a lot of minerals in it. I have white residue around the lid and spout where the water dries. This may not apply to your situation.
1119279
There is a small lid (the pour lid) you can open or you can remove the entire lid (not recommended) but you risk splatter. I hope this helps.
45807
I believe you can remove the straw from the bottom of the lid but then you'd need to remove the lid in order to drink from it. I wouldn't remove the part of the straw that is above the lid because it wouldn't keep your drink warm or cold.
1807343
Unfortunately screw the top where you put the water in at and dump it . One of my main fitting broke the first time I used it :(.And the company won't back it up.