Do you have to make a full pint in the 1 pint dispenser? Trying to decide between the 1 pint and the 1/2 pint
1039044
When I only made a half batch the consistency wasn't as nice so I sent back to making the full pint. It lasts for some time so I don't mind having leftovers for berries or hot chocolate when I'm in the mood.
1039045
Never tried making half a batch in my 1 pint size, but i don't see why you couldn't. You're just using a whole canister of g as on half a bottle of cream.
267404
No, the minimum amount that it dispenses is 1/4 cup (and it's a generous quarter cup). I needed 1/8 cup also :o(
398652
Sure! I'm doing 1/2 & 1/2 with whole milk as we are weening. Just make up your 1/2 formula (less than 1/2 of what the pitcher can hold) and then add your 1/2 BM. Give it a few pumps to mix and you should be good to go.
2103139
I'm fairly certain that you do not have 1/2 in abs because abs is almost exclusively used as drain pipe. That aside, you will have to buy a fitting that fits whatever type of water line you are tying into which converts to a PEX crimp fitting. PEX comes in lots of sizes 3/8, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 in being the most common. 1/2 in lines generally run to toilets, sinks, dishwasher, etc. whereas smaller lines run to things like you refrigerator and larger lines run to things like your hot water tank. Short answer: use 1/2 in PEX.
2231708
Hi Westlaker - If you are asking whether they work with dispensers where the opening of the dispenser is in the middle of the round side of the dispenser (like most dispensers do), the answer is yes. If you're asking whether they work with dispensers that have that little internal "nipple," the answer is no. On that note, I wrote to the company to complain about the two dispensers that came with the order, and they indicated that they're sending me two replacement dispensers, so they appear to be fair minded people.I probably know a bit too much about dog poop bags and dispensers, but hope this information helped! Hi Westlaker - If you are asking whether they work with dispensers where the opening of the dispenser is in the middle of the round side of the dispenser (like most dispensers do), the answer is yes. If you're asking whether they work with dispensers that have that little internal "nipple," the answer is no. On that note, I wrote to the company to complain about the two dispensers that came with the order, and they indicated that they're sending me two replacement dispensers, so they appear to be fair minded people.I probably know a bit too much about dog... » Read More Hi Westlaker - If you are asking whether they work with dispensers where the opening of the dispenser is in the middle of the round side of the dispenser (like most dispensers do), the answer is yes. If you're asking whether they work with dispensers that have that little internal "nipple," the answer is no. On that note, I wrote to the company to complain about the two dispensers that came with the order, and they indicated that they're sending me two replacement dispensers, so they appear to be fair minded people.I probably know a bit too much about dog poop bags and dispensers, but hope this information helped! « Show Less
1348516
That tube is fine. As a general rule of thumb you're always fine with a tube that's slightly too small, but not OK with one that's too big. I have in my two Kwests one tube that's sized 1.5-1.95, and one of the tube you just referred to. The only difference is that it was easier to install the smaller tube.
2209555
No it's not necessary to be full. I love it's smaller size and have used it a lot for refills on my tea. And it heats faster when not all the way to the water line :-)
1636428
I don't use a full teaspoon for me I use about 1/2 or less to answer your Q I don't know
1158242
Our Bunn makes slightly less than what is poured in but only by 1/4 to 1/2 cup. If you fill it, allow it to sit a few minutes without closing the lid which operates the dispenser,and then add more the reservoir should fill the rest of the way. Hope that helps. Keeping the decanter in place however while doing this can help avoid spills.
1885200
We use a 1 lb canister and have an attachment that allows us to refill from a full size one. No a full sized one will not fit.
838224
I did, be sure you use the side for smaller jars, i.e. one side for quart size, other for pint and smaller jars. Hope this helps.
522557
Mine holds just over a pint! I do have to fill twice on 500sq ft.. be careful if buying used as its not great when you get told to contact the supplier because all the parts are not shipped to you! my first new one was fab!
1685355
Seems that 1 canister makes about 1/2 liter. We only have the 1/2 dispenser, so can't say if it makes 1 liter.
79198
The balls in the valves are much smaller than the diameter of the pipe in the splitter so these are not 3/4" or full flow..... The only way to make full flow would be to change the 1/2" pipe from your spigot back to the main as most spigots are fed off 1/2" copper pipe and then change the spigot itself to a ball valve as these usually restrict before the opening as well and if you want a 4 way splitter like this you have to make it out of full size brass valves and brass tees and would easily cost 150$ or more.
238651
No it does not matter. Half full or a little less is ok. Just don't overfill .
1862737
It will hold a pint. There is a maximum fill line printed on the exterior that is marked "0.5 L MAX 1 US PT"
1459160
I've, so far, only used qts. Pints should be a snap. Don't process quite as long.