Do you you have to remove the cap on the jug prior to putting on the crock or is there something inside that pokes the cap?
1820522
yes, you have to remove the cap. Its an open crock. You just slowly pour the water until the bottle is on top of the crock. I never spill:) I love my crock!
552778
The cap on my jug screws on rather easily and has a pretty tight seal on it (mainly thanks to a little rubber washer in the cap itself). I'm not sure if I just got lucky with mine, but I've had no issues with the cap coming loose or leaking after 2+ months of daily use and I take the jug with me practically everywhere. The only thing is that the washer occasionally pops out during use, but it usually only happens when I forget to let both it and the cap fully dry after I clean them. And it's easily fixed by pushing it back into the cap and flattening it with your finger.
1203120
The bottles I use have a cap that you keep on the bottle. You peel off the little paper circle, turn the bottle over, and let it sink down into the machine. The machine pokes the hole in the cover.
1211278
The tip screws on and there's a separate storage cap. However, leftover product can harden inside the tip so recommend removing it (wearing gloves), then rinse it outside with a garden hose or something similar.
1771865
Two solutions. If cap is screw on measure the size of probe in center of where the bottle sets. Drill cap to 1/8 inch oversize and use clear plastic screw lid with plastic over bottle. Probe will puncture it and dispense water. Blue snap on lid, do same. Non removable cover with plastic push-out center. Cover with clear wrap and heavy rubber band around neck. Probe will puncture. I use all three and have for several years and it works well.
554841
take off the cap and carefully cut off the tip...just enough so that it comes out
868696
When I open the cap, there is a white funnel shaped insert on top of the bottle that narrows the opening of the bottle with a lip that prevents dripping. The insert however does not pop up.
1687303
There is a pour spout within the cap so it doesn't have to be totally unscrewed.
1023526
Yes it does. I am commenting because I would not now buy a crock-pot without a removable insert. One wouldn't initially think so, but an insert that does not come out can make crock-pot cooking a royal chore if something sticks to the pot.
96574
Yes. When you pull the green part off, the cup and empty it, then kind of knock the ground off the rest. just push through with your finger on the inside part and the cap will just pop off. I had the same issue of struggling to get it off. Just make sure you tap it first to get all the grounds out or you'll get the grounds on your finger. Hope that makes sense.
1309411
This container is not air tight. The spout is closed/opened by twisting. A jug with a screw on cap would keep it fresher.
2174773
It is a cap which is removed. You will love this product. I have several - for pepper, salt and spices.
55828
It has a pressure lock on the cap. You cannot unscrew it until the tank has cooled and depressurized sufficiently.
646194
You do not have to remove the cap. Th e cap is Punctured when you place the water container upside down on top of the cooling unit.
179528
Yes I do. I take the inner metal container and cover home. I leave the Outer Crock Pot at work. When I get into the office I plug the Crock pot in around 10:40 am for 12 noon lunch. I insert the metal container with lid into the crock pot and cover with the plastic cover and plug it in. Nothing happens to the cover, I have been doing this for months.Oh yes It does pop when the food is hot.
478652
The clear plastic cap over the nipple should fit tightly enough that you need to apply a little force to remove it. There is the yellow cap that goes on what would be the bottle end to keep it clean and sanitary on mine I never felt that yellow cap stayed on as well as it should. Unfortunately I only have one of these (didn't work for my baby) so I would say if the clear plastic cap is falling off it is likely damaged.
1087529
I think there is a small screw that holds the cap in place. I'm not home so I can't check mine out. Sorry.