Do the ground pepper particles fall into a removable chamber at the bottom of the mill?
909494
I did not receive a pepper mill, I received a salt grinder, the company did now offer to replace it with the pepper mill I ordered.
909495
Yes, and the removable container has a screw on lid to keep the coffee fresh.
909496
Yes, you can take the removable chamber off to grind pepper over whatever you would put ground pepper on. I you need to grind larger amounts for a recipe, the pepper particles do fall into the removable chamber.
909497
Yes, or you can tap out the bottom silver "plate/disc" and it will operate like a regular pepper mill.
909498
yes, indeed they do. I rarely use this feature, because I prefer to grind the freshly ground pepper over the food.There is a screw at the bottom of the grinder that controls coarse to finely ground pepper.
1842944
Elizabeth, this mill is an eco-friendly thumb operated mill :-) You simply push down on the top button which moved the central grinding rod down through the contents of the mill to produce the grind. I hope this helps! Have a wonderful day. Maria, Owner Grind Gourmet
1042456
No, not that I've noticed, it's really small, you just screw the bottom pour in the pepper and screw it back on....but I could be wrong
1544023
No, it does not. As a matter of fact, it states not to use grounds at all. The hopper only grinds whole beans. It isn't removable either, unfortunately. I give the machine high marks, but not necessarily for that feature.
541777
No, there are only two chambers. The grinding chamber has a screen attached beneath it, and the bottom chamber is there only to catch what can fit through the screen.
175390
There isn't any cover for the bottom. It doesn't make much of a mess if after you finish grinding you tap the top of the grinder so the salt or pepper drops on your food instead of the grinder. I have used it for over 2 years. It's a great grinder, haven't had any problems with it. I would recommend it.
1751755
no. that is the "professional" model that has the large base beneath it. in this model, the grinds are in a bin just inside the door; and the drip tray is just beneath where you see the coffee cups in the picture...you slide the entire tray out when you have the door open to remove the cup with the spent beans...
1842947
This one is strictly manual. You push down the plunger and pepper is dispersed from the bottom. There are battery ones if you search Amazon for "battery pepper mills".
1796045
Turn it one way to grind pepper and the other to grind salt. You have to remember to remove the bottom or you just get salt and pepper in it. It makes loading S&P; easier, but is a pain when using the mill.
1423150
No. The bean hopper does not come off. It also acts as the grind setting dial. The overall height is 13". It does fit under our counter though.
1796044
No, you turn the top one direction for salt and the other direction for pepper. At first we didn't realize that we need to remove the bottom piece or else all of the ground salt and/or pepper just gets trapped in it. It is actually the funnel to use when refilling the salt and pepper and it is just stored on the unit as the base.
1470019
same mill works fine for both - there is an adjustment on the bottom for fineness of grind
616846
mine moves around too but it doesn't affectt he operation of the mill as long as the peppercorns stay in the mill. so you probably have it right as lond as the peppercorns don't fall out. Enjoy the mill. I love mine, it works great and rally does bring out more flavor from the pepper. Good Luck. jim
612367
I have only the pepper mill -- and no I do not see any leakage from it either when in use or when resting in the cabinet; but I do have a plastic ring/container top under it all the time, so I am not sure that it is anything more than what was said by M. Johnston.
792760
The pepper mill loads from the top. And salt shaker is from the bottom. Hope is helps you.
1744093
It is loose when the chamber is empty. As soon as you fill it with peppercorns you will feel the resistance when you turn the handle. The adjustment for the grind is on the bottom of the pepper mill.
1774567
Yes you can. I had not tried it until you asked. But my husband likes his pepper a bit chunky, so I looked on line and they suggest unscrewing the top and pulling the 'lid' up a bit to open the space in the grinding mechanism. This allows bigger chunks to fall through. It worked! Thanks for asking as I now know how to do it.