It says soft spout on this, can the spout be pushed in completely or is it just a soft coating?
1096377
It can't be pushed inside out because there is an additional piece inside that prevents that from happening. The spout is made out of silicone.
2126430
Yes, the spout does move from side to side. Next Day MRO has the item in stock for quick shipping. Give us a call at 855-770-7195 if we can answer any other questions.
1225407
What I noticed is you have to pinch the spout to get it out rather than biting down. It's a bad design flaw. But when I pinched it, it did pour out.
1402625
If you loosen, or remove, the cap, it's an even flow. Even so, it's not a fast flow as the spout is fairly narrow. I've never found it to be a problem.
1260213
You press down on the top of the dispenser, not the spout. When you add the soap and water if it does not come out foamy, hold the dispense upside down and gently swirl the mixture, and then turn it upright. It should work now. Some soap mixes more easily then others. Best dispenser available.
2050
It does. But not like you think. One of the reason why didn't put all the spout on.
1186395
To be honest, the first one I ordered broke in the mail. I returned it for another and it was fine. The issue is the spout portion. I would repackage it and ship it via an insured courier (UPS). Hope it helps
1634083
you set the container to the edge of the counter...no need to worry about where the spout is! If their is a lip around the top of the table you would have to set it elsewhere!
1078234
Yes! If the black pour spout is screwd in securely it is very leak proof. If the pour spout is not screwed in, just the cup/cap will dribble. Someone else somewhere said to not screw the pour spout too tightly or else it will leak...I have never had this issue. It is very easy to feel the correct point of resistance, and I think it would be quite difficult to screw it too tight.
605844
Hard to say without more information. I replaced this spout because it did not divert the water completely. As in it was not a positive shut off so the shower head did not get full pressure
2120623
This is slip-On Diverter Tub Spout. When you push it, the water goes to the shower. You need then to turn the water off to get the water back to the tub.Hope this helps.
2187682
Yes... just try again. I've done that a couple of times but I usually didn't push the insert up into the top good enough. (I love these cups! Just order replacement parts for them because I had the soft spout for my youngest and now moving to the hard spout. My oldest uses the straw top now. Awesome!)
2012083
it does fit in the spout! Just align the vertical line in the middle to the base of the spout, so that the filter frame looks like a "T" facing you, and there are little parts that fit on both sides of the filter. If they don't, flip the filter (still frame like a "T") and everything should click into place :)
589811
Sorry but I do not understand the question by "pushing" This cartridge works by pulling the handle of the faucet to get water, then turning the faucet to the left to get hot water (if you keep the handle of the faucet turned to the right you would get only cold water)
2020274
It's a hard plastic spout, not like some of the softer spouts I've seen out there (like Playtex First Sipster Spill-Proof Cup). I also thought the spout on this was too small and short, so that my 15 month old daughter has to work extra hard to get liquid out of there. I would go with the Playtex First Sipster that has handles and a softer spout.
846135
Should be pretty good, spout closes all the way and does not pull open too easily.
1267080
Coating is semi soft. It has never scratched my sink. I have a porcelain sink.