What kind of strainer is on the cover? Is it possible to bypass the strainer (e.g. by rotating the cover)?
1107273
We've used the French press for several months and have not ever had a problem of the coffee grounds getting into the coffee. It works much, much better than my previous French press. I would purchased this again, we like it that much.
1107274
I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but I'll give it a try. The filter on the rim of the lid is simply a group of open slots. The coffee would have to be VERY coarsely ground to be strained by these openings. The rim of the lid is solid all around except for that group of open slots. The lid can be turned so that the slots are not in play, but there is no fully open area on the rim. Hope this doesn't confuse you further.
1107275
Yes. You rotate the lid to use the strainer, which is plastic with some vertical slits in it on one side.
1932172
Probably not. Can you not pry out the strainer? Most of the time it is possible, and if you ruin it trying to do so, there are replacement parts easily available.
949187
If I remember correctly it came with an O ring to seal the strainer. I know I didn't use any sealant and I don't have any leaks so far. Also don't tighten it too much as it is plastic, test for leaks afterwards...
69913
Yes...it is a loose lid...just sits on glass rim. No rubber fitting. I do not always use the strainer. I love this little tea pot!
1951464
The strainer kind of snaps into place in each funnel. It is not the most secure fit, but if you don't bang the funnel around or drop it, it stays in place and does its job.
505502
Yes the strainer comes with it. You can contact the seller. I contacted the seller for something else and their service was excellent.
532445
not familiar with the strainer but with the shaker you do not need the strainer.
1513961
As bb said -no strainer. This is a great container though. I've had a host of thermal mugs and thus far this is proving to be my favorite. The form factor is very nice. . and no leaks.
1571162
Yes. I ordered one that arrived 3/2015, and this one came with a metal strainer under the lid, that you can take out and wash separately.
1227177
the strainer will not hold any volume...it's a strainer!! if it could, it would be less than a cup, it's quite small!!
844778
The solution to your problem is the cocktail kingdom koriko Hawthorne strainer. I beleive it's 14$ On cocktail kingdom.com
1627399
I bought it to match the Blanco Silgranit sink, although I could use the new insinkerator black rubber flange, and the rim that will be attached to the sink and cover. I chose this set composed of 3 parts, the rim attached to the sink, where the strainer sits and the cover of the strainer. In this picture the cover of the strainer is not pictured. It is a nice product design, however to let the water flows down from the sink you kind of tilt the cover of the strainer. If you use this basket strainer, you don't need the rubber flange. This strainer is equivalent to the flange. this explanation serves only if you installed a new insinkerator or other type of garbage disposer, in my opinion. I bought it to match the Blanco Silgranit sink, although I could use the new insinkerator black rubber flange, and the rim that will be attached to the sink and cover. I chose this set composed of 3 parts, the rim attached to the sink, where the strainer sits and the cover of the strainer. In this picture the cover of the strainer is not pictured. It is a nice product design, however to let the water flows down from the sink you kind of tilt the cover of the strainer. If you use this basket strainer, you don't need the rubber flange. This strainer is equivalent to the flange. this... » Read More I bought it to match the Blanco Silgranit sink, although I could use the new insinkerator black rubber flange, and the rim that will be attached to the sink and cover. I chose this set composed of 3 parts, the rim attached to the sink, where the strainer sits and the cover of the strainer. In this picture the cover of the strainer is not pictured. It is a nice product design, however to let the water flows down from the sink you kind of tilt the cover of the strainer. If you use this basket strainer, you don't need the rubber flange. This strainer is equivalent to the flange. this explanation serves only if you installed a new insinkerator or other type of garbage disposer, in my opinion. « Show Less
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There should be a rubber O-ring on the point where the strainer attaches to the pump. Are you using teflon tape or a thread sealant (http://www.amazon.com/Rectorseal-23631-Brush-Thread-Sealant/dp/B0002YPAFY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1404214812&sr;=8-2&keyword;s=teflon+sealant). I use the sealant. You won't need to crank it all the way in if you use the sealant
2169686
just checked it on wide mouth canning jar and the strainer is larger so it does not rest, would need to be held to use with wide mouth
559437
You can buy a strainer basket for the sink. I didn't. I have a Insinkerator batch disposer and use the cap/stopper that came with it. Love the sink!!
312688
In Short - NoThis is only a replacement strainer. You need the Kuerig brand holder with cover without piercing pin for the strainer to work.
906235
I remove the strainer and then this fits perfectly. When I am done, I remove the stopper and slip the strainer in place to collect the food particles from the draining sink water. Works well.