Does the pitcher part lock into place?
1073588
No, but the pitcher is glass and very very heavy. Plus it sits deep enough in the well that i9is
1383651
Yes. I set it on a little riser now, a trivet. Solved that issue altogether, and made it easier to get a small pitcher under the nozzle.
1053170
Yes, mine does. There is a stiffness to the lid so it even stays in position halfway open too!
1243327
Yes and no. It has a plastic hinge to keep the lid from falling behind but there is nothing to keep it locked in place from being close. I have a 103-gal. cant say if they are all the same
1458458
The lid stays on for me. I had a similar Brita pitcher before this one, where one of the prongs on the lid was broken. That lid never stayed on because on the broken prong.
907213
yes, it is locked in place. kinda tough to pull the cap off. good luck and start walking.
1683680
The paddle is not removable, one mixed, it stays in the pitcher at all times.
1631355
No. I had read that it would, but mine just shattered. I love this pitcher, so I will get another. This time I will let the water cool off a bit before pouring and will pour more slowly.
1344294
Yes, you have to lock the top onto the base...it will snap in when it's in place.
247287
Pretty much like every other plastic pitcher. The handle is incorporated into the collar that screws onto the top of the pitcher. It's pretty stable. My one complaint us that the pitcher is tall and hard to fit on my refrigerator shelf. I suggested that the manufacturer might want to shorten the pitcher. Their response: lay the pitcher on its side. There's a space saving idea. Lol
1060863
The pitcher has to be locked into position, and the top where the ice goes has to be on and locked in too. We are pleased with the machine...it was only $35, so it is not going to make professional type slushies, and snow cones! I think it does a nice enough job though!
1624279
The lid stays on with normal use, but it is admittedly loose in that it isn't "fastened on" securely. This particular pitcher tends to drip a bit when pouring, but placing a finger on the lid helps somewhat.
72040
No, the faucet attachment says attached. You can not fill the pitcher with the faucet attachment detached. Having it attached does not affect the normal operation of the faucet.
27913
The filter is NOT in the correct position. Check the mark when you put the filter in. There is only one correct way. Mach the pitcher mark and the filter mark and the filter will go all the way into the pitcher. Enjoy.
1684084
Do you mean if top part of the squirt attaches to the bottom part that holds the water? Yes, turn the top until it drops in to latches, than another little twist (i do not remember with direction), and it will lock. I kinda hooks to the indentations on the ridge, like lids on some glass jars or medicine containers do.
1183477
No this one fits a wider glass pitcher. It's about 5.25 inches wide. I too had the smaller opening and ended up buying both a new pitcher and top for it.
2159657
Try tightening with wrench first. If it happens again and your pitcher still in perfect shape just buy a new blades part and keep the same pitcher. You will save, a lot of money this way and no sense replacing pitcher if there is no issue with it.