Do you have to fill it up all the way? Suppose you don't want to make a whole quart of something.
89833
You do not! This has happened twice to me, husband used some of my heavy cream for a recipe. Also I always use a pint of heavy whipping cream or heavy cream, never a quart. Another delicious hint... Get a bottle of vanilla syrup from Starbucks, use 12 squirts to sweeten the cream instead of confectioners sugar. Unbelievably yummy whipped cream!Enjoy. One of the few "gadgets" we own that we use continuously.
89834
No. I make one cup of things all the time. I've even carbonated one grape by itself.
89835
No not at all, but more or less full of something will affect the pressure, so you might have to use more or less charges to obtain your desired pressure.
89836
I have put in a pint of heavy cream, charged it, and had no problems. I went with the larger size for the increased flexibility it provides. You have to play around with the number of charges, sometimes one has been enough, but this size is supposed to receive two.
2209555
No it's not necessary to be full. I love it's smaller size and have used it a lot for refills on my tea. And it heats faster when not all the way to the water line :-)
1675155
You can fill it up either way, just make sure you keep an eye on the gauge and slow down when almost full, kind of hard to move when full though, I just fill it with a five gallon tank and make a few trips.
189582
Up to half a quart over is fine. If adding this would be over filling more than that you would probably want to siphon a little out first. Filling and draining repeatedly through the dipstick would just remove the stuff your adding if you didn't run the engine in between.
1919691
No you just have to check it. It's best not to let it get really full, they are a little heavy when full.
559247
Yes, think beachball. You can fill it all the way up or just a small amount.
1491607
Yes. No need to fill with anything. I'm not sure what it's made of, but it's heavy as cement!It looks very nice too.
111149
That only happens if you overfill the container. Make sure to fill it only to the line about 2/3 full. It could be hard to see, but it's there.
1236959
Yes. Even when it is full if you push the sides down water will spill out. But, that is why I like it. When I want to empty it I just push a side down and it empties.
1672132
I've had the same question myself, but generally fill it with 2-3 quarts of water. You don't fill it as full as you do a regular canner.
330470
To fill to capacity it's imperative to have on level ground, but to answer specifically, fairly level; partial full should be fine, hope this helped:)
1715903
Just like you filled it up with water ..you undo the cap and tilt the base and pour it all out lol
1876424
Yes, pour and pour. If I remember correctly, it can hold a little more than a quart. I usually have 2/3 of a can left after trying to fill it with 2 cans.
1113326
Good question. It is okay to fill the cups 1/4 or 1/2 full, or even leave them empty. You will not hurt the product in any way. Happy baking.
982957
You don't have to fill the whole applicator in order to use it. It should be filled on as needed basis (just enough for a single use). Too much powder on applicator will only spill the unused portion. To be honest with you, the applicator was a nuisance to me. I had more control of the powder by using it straight from the container.
2211170
It does not run out of the top it runs through the spout as it is designed to do of course you don't fill it up 100% perhaps more like 60% or so. That works great!
1941474
I usually fill up before I get to the end. But the opening is wide enough at the top that you can just use your finger to get any product on the bottom out.