Hi, I was wondering about the gauge of steel for this pitcher - is it really light or a little heavy? Thanks.
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Hi there I don't know about steel gauge, however it's light enough to pick up when full easily for an adult but would need two hands for a child. The pitcher itself is pretty solid but not at all heavy when empty.
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900 grams or ml of liquid fills all but 1/2" of this beautiful glass pitcher. It pours ok with 900. But like Brian, I wouldn't use it for 900.
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Yes, that's almost all I ever use with this. I like it SO much better than my leaky Mr. Coffee. I just wish the pitcher seemed more sturdy. It's relatively thin glass and I'm worried about breaking it. Perhaps it's stronger than I think. All in all I'd recommend it and would buy it again.
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The pitcher is higher in the front and lower in the back where the handle is. The highest point at the front is 3 7/8 inches and 3 3/4 inches tall in the back. It's a great pitcher. It will last a lifetime. It is made of quality. Any other questions you may have, feel free to ask.
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Definitely not heavy, quite light actually. My 4' 8" Japanese chef loves her 8", but you can get a 10" also. It's pretty comparable to other Japanese knives that come in at twice the price. -Jeff in Clearwater, FL
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Does anybody know where to buy the pitcher? It look like just what I need, but I can't find anything like it. Thanks!!
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I don't believe this is the correct pitcher for that model. That model appears to have a center drip. This one has a side drip.
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Good question. I took a look at my brew and canning jars, and I would say that the brew jar is a slightly lighter weight. It's comparable to one of those iced tea pitchers with the spigots (which I don't care for because they tend to leak). I consider the brew jar to be sturdy, but not so heavy that it's difficult to handle when filled with liquid. I hope that's helpful.
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Maybe a little too small as this is 41 ounce. Just water down after you pour a glass. Very nice pitcher. I use for iced tea. Nice heavy glass.
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I would say that it is steel as heavy as it isIt is steel constructed, good for topping off low tires and airing up basketballs oe footballs. Marginal if trying to air up an auto flat tire, depending on their size. I have several things I used it most on -- like the riding mower, wheel barrow, anything with baloon tires around the home.
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The finish is 18/8; that is, the steel is 18% chromium and 8% nickel which, as you say, is a finish comparable to better flatware -- bright, hard to scratch, etc. As to the gauge, which is a measure of the thickness of the metal, I can't say -- but I can tell you that it is quite thick, heavy, and sturdy. It would take a heck of a lot to dent it!
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I am not sure as to the exact gauge on the pot. However, it seems pretty durable, but I would say that it could use a little more thickness. I don't think it should have issues with bending etc, but over time I could see some issues.
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I bought this for my son, who said it weighs a few ounces. He uses it daily at work and he loves it! Hope this helps. Take care and God Bless!
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I would have to go out to my bag but if I remember right it is like 7 or 8 oz. Very light and is a work horse. Did a great deal of research, first off American made two types stainless steel or a titanium version.
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It's made of plastic, so it is not notably heaver than any other water pitcher you may have used in the past. The inner funnel and charcoal filter only add about 12 ounce's to the weight. Filled with water; "A pint's a pound the world around"... DonS.8/28/13
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i think is 24 oz is better for you . because when coffer boiling not that easy come out from the pitcher. special you trying for 4 people. i hop is good suggestion for you :)
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The pitcher is approx 7 1/2 inches high and about 5 1/2 inches wide. It pours cleanly, I have not had a dripping problem with the pitcher and I use it a lot. It is heavy though. Very pretty, looks nice on my table.