Is their an indent on the bottom of the jug for gripping when emptying the can?
1038764
Yes there is an indent on the bottom of the jug. It is on the side where the VP sticker is in the Amazon photo (same side has handle)
1038765
No there is not an indent. I usually grab the bottom of the jug. I've never had an issue of it feeling awkward. I use mine for atv's ant lawn mowers. It works great and have control of the flow. Its a great jug with the filler hose.
1922107
Yes, there is. The bottom portion of the unit slides out to reveal a handle inside the bucket. The handle is easy to use but you just have to be steady when you lift the water-filled bucket. Water has a tendency to spill a bit if you don't remove the lower portion with care.
2083857
We noticed the same, and wondered. After reading the answers of "B" and Raymond, this is most likely intentional. If look you closely at the picture, it does reveal a subtle indentation in the largest funnel.
1502438
I can't remember if my can was sealed, but I want to say that it was. Did the scoop settle down to the middle of the detergent? I know it's a hassle but I would see if they could exchange it if there is no scoop included.
1180806
Yes, at the base of the spout there is a small vent hole just big enough to do the job. Otherwise when the can is closed up, it is airtight; probably should avoid overfilling on a warm day for this reason.
923897
If this is the same configuration as the cans I purchased, there is no second handle. However, the bottom is designed with an indentation to provide a place for you fingers/hand to grip and therefore "lift" the bottom rear - a much better, more efficient assistance than another handle. I believe from your question this is the operating feature you are looking for and therefore I continue to recommend these cans. We have 5 filled with fresh water for emergencies and change out the water 3 times a year to keep it fresh.
115772
James - I checked my trash can when I got home and the insides do NOT come out. Sorry about that. I did notice that it is plastic lined and crimp sealed around the top so it might be okay to rinse it out from time to time.
964292
The inner cap has a very small lip from the main collar that the cap screws onto...I found by working the lips apart I was able to use needle nose pliers to pull the inner cap off...and with the dented lid, I could reseal the can. I confess that I almost just punched a hole in the inner lid to pop it off....but didn't
1002265
Not exactly. There's a screwtop-covered opening from which it is fairly easy to pour. I recently used a small funnel to make this job easier, pouring the used oil into the original jug from whence it came.
468080
there is a grip on on the top that has an indent for your fingers to grab onto to easily remove the lid.
655603
It has an indentation on the underside of the press. The base is flat. This is the best clipper I have ever owned.
1484332
The handle does have an indention where it meets the pot body, however, I have tried pushing a toothpick into the hole and it doesn't go in but about 1/8 of an inch. I also added water to the pot and turned it on its handle to see if I could get water to enter the handle or produce air bubbles, but it does not. My impression is that it is not an area liquid could penetrate the handle and I have never had any issues with mold.
324493
Don't know. Never tried. If it is, I think it would have a symbol on the bottom as is required on storage containers.
780150
No. You could probably line the plastic can with a plastic bag making easier to empty. Did that with my last one but haven't done it with this one.
380144
There's a safety you need to pivot down(?) while squeezing to remove the pressure. You can see the safety on the bottom in the picture on this item between the lower handle and the point where the two halves meet.
1114940
No, there is no grip. It is awkward if there is no solid opening to hook the spout to.
193320
It's that indentation directly above the handle on the front. Basically just a hole in the plastic of the lid and bottom where a small lock can go. If you are looking for serious security, this is not it.