do you have to hook the spout outside the fridge or can you just set up this in a fridge and open the door and pour into mug from inside the fridge?
1286923
This setup is made to leave the tap inside the fridge. You will need more equipment to be able to pour with the fridge closed.
1286924
Leave it in the fridge then open the door to use the spout. There is no way to set these spouts up outside of the fridge with this kit.
1286925
Yes you can pour from the keg without mounting an external tap faucet. The kegs are fairly large and may occupy your entire refrigerator i would recommend using a spare refrigerator if possible.
1361329
There is no container provided. Choose your favorite coffee mug, and as long as the plunger can sit level on your mug, you are good to go. I like the option of using my mug of choice, because when travelling, it makes the unit that much more flexible.
559828
just remove the silver plate from the machine bottom where the catch or drip tray is and place the mug there and you can brew right from the Keurig machine.
780166
Yes, that's the reason I bought it. However it is not a sipper spout. You must pour it into cup.
1332843
Easy. Open the lid. Lift out the basket and the water goes in the well under the basket. There is a fill line also when you are done if you are not going to use it for a few days there is a drain spout. I just set it over my sink and let it drain and wipe it out. It's ready the next time you need it.
1975954
Remove the top cap. There is a piece of plastic shaped like a small glass. Turn the small glass up side down and put it on the stem in in the middle of the main outside camber. Place water in the chamber until it is above the holes on the small cup but bellow the stem top. Replace lid and you have an air lock. If you are using this for brewing, then use cheep vodka instead of water. I hope this helps.
1399473
That is the awkward part, you have to loosen the top, and pour. There is no designated spout, (at least on ours) .it is not a good design at all, it seems to spill coffee every time. I wrote to the company about it, but heard nothing back form them.
1119281
Hi...Yes there is a spout that you can pour in from the top without removing the lid. Be very careful washing the glass jar. its heavy glass but I dropped mine into the sink and it broke.
637043
No. You first insert the red plug in the spout then pour your broth into the cup part. Then, wait for the fat to separate and rise to the top (it takes a few minutes and sticking the entire thing into the fridge speeds up the process). After the fat has risen to the top of the liquid, take the plug out of the spout. This will draw the liquid into the spout but not the fat. As you pour, the fat stays floating on the top of the liquid. It does seem a little strange to visualize, but once you buy the product and see it in person it makes sense.
2237556
yes, you can use the regular Keurig. Just fill your mug/glass/etc. with ice and then brew it directly over that. Make sure to select a smaller brew size to account for the fact that your mug is full of ice. Generally, if I am using a large travel mug, I will use the medium brew setting. Also, after it brews, I generally add more ice until the mug is full since some of it melts when brewing.
254300
There is a spigot as shown in the picture, but I honestly don't think it would be a very "controlled" pour so I haven't used it. I just pushed it in tight so that the barrel doesn't leak. Sorry that I'm not absolutely certain. Mine is more of a conversation piece.
1326175
It has a pour spout that you can use. Kind of like a box of wine. Keep in mind, once you pour it- you can't put it back in.
953509
The little spout where the water would come out if the tall round cooler gets removed and the Brite Tap gets installed. It's easy. I did it myself.
1478363
I'm using mine on a patio as a slide in under an outdoor kitchen cabinet. Make sure you have about 4 inches around for air flow. This unit has the condenser built in the left and right sides and dissipats the heat unlike a fan blowing air across the condenser on your home frig. What I did do is take the 1/2 inch shipping foam that was in the box and duct tape it to the back and top to help insulate the box a little. Just dont cover any part of the outside that feels warm after it's plugged in. Here is something I want to warn you about but is no big deal. When the box is cold and say you go to get a drink out of it. After you close the door it forms a tight vacuum and makes the door almost impossible to open unless you wait 3 or 4 min. I do HVAC repair and have have seen this same thing happen on walk-in coolers trapping people. You need to make a way for the vacuum to be relieved. What I did was take a 2 inch piece of thermostat wire (this wire is about 1/2 the size of a cloths hanger) tapped it the top and bent it over to go between the refrigerator box and the door gasket. This little wire will allow the vacuum inside to equalize and you can open the door within 15 to 20 seconds and it wont bother the temperature. Buy the way this frig can freeze a bottle of pop if you set it to cold. My control is setting around 5 O'clock and running around 32 degrees. I leave it outside but unplug it in the winter. Good Luck
845324
You have to press the dispenser pump whole time you need to dispense water into the mug. I like mine even if it doesn't dispense automatically. It is very handy when you need hot water when needed.
1733502
I hope I am telling you correctly, seeing as how I don't know which opening you are referring to. The tube coming out of the column does go into a water jacket and the bottom outlet is where your product comes out. You should run your cold water supply into the bottom (side) outlet and it will/should return to your supply to be cooled. Hope this helps.
1835089
Yes. Although I find it easier to use a big funnel and pour directly into that. It takes a long time to pour using the included spout.