This grinder comes with cover? so that beens will not spill out while grining process?
392855
No cover, the beans do not spill when you turn it slowly...shouldn't go fast anyway or you'll burn the beans a little...nice and slow and you'll have no problems...I've had mine for quite a few months and use it 4-5 times a day..Love it, excuse me, Slurp-slurp
1083898
I thought the clear cover was just a cover. There is that yellow cap that I put over the lemon on top of the citrus grinder area. It worked great. Am I doing it wrong?
1677461
Same as another commenter. I coarse grind, so there's fine powder-like grinds that stick to lid, that I tap into the sink. Even at the maximum amount to grind, the container is filled just below the lip, so there isn't any spillage, and I have very little mess (if any).
559230
The grinder did not come with it's own case. The drill has a case, the grinder is packed along side it in a cardboard box.
422375
No, there is no cover for the bottom, however it's not necessary, this grinder isn't messy and it works great!
2143676
I mainly use the grinder for whole coffee beans. I have not experienced anything "leaking" from the bowl. What I have noticed is that the coffee grounds (which are barely an iota of an amount) will sift from the top of the cover upon removing it. This is so negligible as to not be a problem with me at all. I actually love the grinder. I don't know how they seal it, but I've never found any "leakage" inside the unit (or even underneath the bowl around the shaft) after removing the bowl. I had a much fancier grinder for about 15 years until it finally went the way of most things electrical. I researched coffee grinders for months until I settled on the Secura Electric Coffee and Spice grinder. My only wish is that this was made in the United States instead of China. I read so many fine things about the Secura I decided to put aside my concerns for its being made in China. You see, I like to support the US when I can. It is hoped this answers your question.
1104225
I don't think you can. I had the same problem happen to me and ultimately solved it by throwing the grinder into the trash. If you're feeling electrically-inclined, you could take the whole thing apart and glue in a switch from Mouser or something, but the design of the grinder is such that you'd need to fashion some kind of guard to keep stuff from getting inside the case... not worth it. Even working, it's a pretty crappy grinder.
2242214
I have refilled mine but its not a refillable grinder, top snaps off with some force
28288
I purchased this grinder and I absolutely love it. I am not aware of a shield, but I do have a solution. I bought an inexpensive 5 gallon aquarium and turned it on its side. I sit the grinder inside the aquarium and use it that way. There is glass surrounding the grinder which protects your eyes as well as catching any water or glass grindings. It works great. Hope this helps.
481849
The longer you grind, the better. For coriander, I get a lot of very very fine stuff in the cover, and the coarser stuff stays in the grinding area. Hope that helps.
1232399
Yes, there is a rubber gasket that will come into contact with whatever you are grinding, but it is still easy to clean.
1168772
Yes the grinder detaches, but the lid is connected to the grinder. So you would need to cover it with something else like aluminum foil or something.
2198651
Hello Umbeyonce, We've recently added a lid to our hopper as it does make grinding more convenient. I use my grinder every day and since adding a lid I've been able to grind more quickly without worrying about the angle I'm holding the grinder at. The lid lets you be much more casual and a bit reckless during the grinding process. Best regards! Alex Team Kuissential
529612
It NEEDS a cover for its filter basket is what it needs! It comes with none and it makes a nice cup of coffee complete with grounds. I think you'r supposed to strain the coffee through your teeth as you drink it.
238364
With mine, there's a lot of spillage from the salt, compared to the pepper. On the other hand, a few days ago the grinder ring popped off and dumped a bunch of pepper "dust" everywhere. Fortunately, it popped right back on and doesn't seem to be any worse for it. Honestly though, if I knew back then what I know today about this item, I'd have probably passed by it in favor of a better model. This is a case of "you get what you pay for." I think I'm going back to having separate - wooden - mills.
1803147
No, it doesn't have a cover. It is a great product, and stays clean after you shake it. You can just put plastic over it if you want.
1774350
No, it does not. I have never had a griddle with a cover. If needed, I use a lid from my large 12" fry pan to cover something.