How (the eff) do you pour from a brand new 3L container without slopping all over the place?
921779
Use a funnel to pour the oil into a glass bottle-shaped container that's easy to pour from. Also helps to hold the container so that the spout is near the edge on the long side of the can. The can's top is a rectangle, looked at from above. Hold the can so the long side of the rectangle is down with the spout close to the top's edge. Got it?
921780
You pour it into a measuring cup and then into a bottle with a spout pour. Love Iliada esp. for dipping.
921781
It's really easy ! I use a funnel and also I poke a small hole using a bottle opener so some air can circulate while pouring. Good luck !
921782
Easy, the blue plastic circle next to the handle is the spout. Pull it up, unscrew it and pour your oil. You may want to punch a very small hole in the opposite side to allow for air to escape which will prevent any gushing. Happy cooking.
22094
Just add it in powder form and it'll mix with the liquid in there already or mix it with water first and then dump it in!
1283929
Make sure you plug the spout BEFORE you put any liquid into the cup. That way, no fat gets into the spout, that makes a world of difference between other separators
1718115
No need to "toss" it. Let it settle, then put the batch through a coffee filter (maybe a couple of times). It is normal to have some residue to accumulate in the bottom of the container. Pay attention to the time you processed it to calculate the strength.
1394127
Easiest way is, grip jug with both hands around the center and while rotating jug with hands, press upwards on insert edges with your thumbs. Be careful, if its full it will splatter when it pops open. once this is done a few times it gets easier.
647152
You can pour as much or as little as you want. Just give it a quick rinse between pourings
1137549
Lift the top of the container and fill the reservoir with soap. We bought 2 and both didn't last for more than 3 months-I cleaned and maintained them.
1043046
Fill the container and screw the top back on flip it once quickly to right it - some small amount of water will come out and I haven't found a way not to lose a bit of water when turning it, but it is only a little bit.
451661
Remove the cap from the measuring compartment only and leave the cap on the larger area tightened. Squeeze the bottle and liquid will transfer into the measured compartment. When you stop squeezing air will be transferred back to replace the liquid you removed. Mine have work flawlessly this way.
451660
just open the cap slightly on the measure cup side, do not open the other cap, squeeze the bottle slowly until you get the correct level, then release the squeeze on the bottle, open the cap all the way and pour it into your container!
1565481
I actually use a standard coffee scoop and lightly tamp it down, then close the top over. You don't want to overfill it.
1793709
it's never clogged for me as i have just used ice, mix and alcohol. Using lime and lemons mostly.. pre squeezed... don't think i would try to pour any "muddled" type things through this... BUT it may not be a problem even then...
1715903
Just like you filled it up with water ..you undo the cap and tilt the base and pour it all out lol
1296453
I started having that issue when I first got this. I realized my problem was overfilling. The liquid level needs to be around the level stated in the instructions. Once you get an idea of where that is using the funnel, you can eyeball it from that point and you should not have anymore problems.
1518097
Remove the basket and heating element then pick it up and pour it thru cheesecloth into a container. Usually the same bottle it came out of with funnel. No big deal. Not that heavy.
950279
There's a cover on the pot that you screw on. You either screw the cover off altogether and pour or unscrew the cover to the 'Pour' position and pour out what you want.
1844627
It's been a few months since I used mine, so I can't recall what the instructions say, but once the plug in is connected to the vial, the entire unit must be upright when used. That is the only way the liquid can be properly "wicked up" and diffused into the air. Hope this helps.