What is the small pink cone for that is not attached to the steamer for?
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I have no idea! I wish I did. Been trying to figure it out since I got the steamer.
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I think that that is used for cleaning out the front inside of the machine and the small little cup is for filing it up to the desired level.
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No, but the way it is designed it really doesn't require one, at least for the steamer. We love this pan. It makes veggies perfect.
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That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the... » Read More That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I also have this pc..would also like to know what steamer basket would fit this.
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We use the cover to prevent splatter when we cook fish. I have not noticed any steam escaping through the small holes in the splatter guard. After cooking the underside of the screen is moist showing it traps heat and steam.
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I'm not sure I understand your question . I think you mean you want to stack this on top of another steamer with something in it so you're steaming two different items. All I use it for is singe steaming and it fits very nicely on my small coppercore saucepan 1.5 qts, very tight with no escaping steam. Hope this helps you. Lynn
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The one with holes is the steamer, the other is for cooking. I use it to make yogurt. Works just fine, and the milk doesn't stick to the bottom.
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Actually, around the small center disc are several open areas (inner side of the lid) which allow steam to escape.Excellent product btw.
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put a layer of lettuce or spinach on the bottom of the steamer. it wont change the flavor and allows for easier clean up.
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You can't see it from the picture, but there are holes grouped together in a circle on the lid where the steam comes out.
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I have both the regular and the travel size steamers and like them both. The small one is good for travel.
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The steamer goes into a pan at least 10inches wide and 7inches tall. A rack should be used under it.
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The steamer is constructed for vertical use. The slightest tilt and there is a risk of sputtering and leaking.
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I haven't used it for the bath tub, but there is a squeegee type accessory attachment that came with the steam cleaner.
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I use mine as a replacement for an old steamer... I haven't had any problems with mine...
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I do not think steam would hurt it~I have mine hanging in my kichen~ but it is very nice~I got a pink one~ Martha~
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That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each &lt;^&gt; right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps!