When pouring, does tea dip or run down the spout?
1671316
Yes, when full, less after pouring some. I use MSC Lemon Tea Drip Catcher Sold by: DOZENEGG on Amazon.
1671317
drip-free...it has a tapered rolled tip, that doesn't drip :-) another reason it's my favorite teapot!
637043
No. You first insert the red plug in the spout then pour your broth into the cup part. Then, wait for the fat to separate and rise to the top (it takes a few minutes and sticking the entire thing into the fridge speeds up the process). After the fat has risen to the top of the liquid, take the plug out of the spout. This will draw the liquid into the spout but not the fat. As you pour, the fat stays floating on the top of the liquid. It does seem a little strange to visualize, but once you buy the product and see it in person it makes sense.
2246401
That depends entirely on the size of the countertop. Putting a glass underneath to dispense water defines the spout is forward of the countertop edge.
1613371
No, I have had no problems with dripping while pouring. I make a pot of coffee in the morning and while it is brewing I put hot water in this carafe. After I pour my first cup of coffee in my cup I transfer the coffee to this carafe. It is hot into the afternoon and still very warm in the early evening.
1906756
Most water will go into the barrel , some will go down the spout but very little. Works very well.
2209948
No - The only strainer is the one that holds the tea. A spout strainer would be nice because sometimes if you are at the bottom of the pot, leaves go into your mug from tilting the pot.
1800489
Mine does NOT have a pour spout. It does have a pour (or stabilization) tab on one side I can use to hold and assist in pouring or holding the pot level while transferring.
2099145
I've only used the carafe for water, but I haven't noticed any water dripping down the side during or after pouring.
1092118
Hi Jen:I wish I could help you. I buy a lot of tea sets as gifts for little girls and I don't know for certain if this one pours. I do know it's very cute! Happy holidays. Tia
1009376
Sorry-it leaked at the connection point between the spout and pot after several uses...would try another tea kettle! Good Question!
2127873
Definitely not. And they do drip from the spout when you pour so you need to have a cloth under them to soak up the tea.
2211173
Don't pour fast. Slowly and it doesn't come out of the top. I haven't had a problem with that.
1593599
When I use a tea cozy, it does get hot. My biggest problem is that the pot drips when pouring.
844417
No, What i do is stuff a rag or disposable shop towel in the spout so it absorbs the excess and keeps it from dripping. I have had no problems.
426323
The past answers below recommend tucking in the long part of the filter, which is correct, but what type flavor is your concern? If the tea is very fine, then twist the filter above the tea line and do not submerge above the tea line.
1952807
No. And - on a different matter - as I stated in my review, best to get the Dripless Teapot Gadget (not currently available on Amazon but if you Google it, you'll find it) because the teapot does drip significantly when it's full and you make the first pour (and sometimes even the second).
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The liquid will stream out slowly. It doesn't drip out like other cups. I only put water in this cup now.