it's not displaying the spout in the photos... how large are the holes? will it reasonably hold back the ice cubes when you pour?
75210
The holes are less than 3/16" in diameter, or about half the width of a #2 pencil.
1852309
The holes are very fine and nothing seems to get out so far. I love it. Hope this helps. Also it's nice to put the plastic cover on top of the cup to keep it hot while steeping:)
158481
There is no spout. You have to unscrew the lid and open the whole thing. Once the red lid is unscrewed, the silver mesh lid stays on.
371811
There is only one hole that allows liquid through it on mine, when poured through the top of the funnel. There are some other holds in the circular plastic piece at the bottom, but they have no purpose that I have seen.
1575767
I have used cube ice and small blocks of ice and still get the same result. It has a good grinder on it. You just can't over fill it or it won't grind the ice.
378974
The opening is big enough for ice cubes to fit in without melting them down. On the actual screw-on lid, the opening is probably as big around as a skewer.
2035825
we are renting our condo so I can not measure. That being said I suspect that the spout may be 3 inches from the base I think it is at least 6 inches high we had a fish bowl type of sink it was a tad but higher than the glass rim.
1793710
I have not had it clog on me yet. And I use it as a Themis sometimes. But I'm also not putting anything muddled into it. Mostly margaritas and other mix drinks. But I would imagine if it does get clogged to just unscrew the lid, and the pourer cap and simply remove the blockage. It also helps having the 360 pourer because you can just turn it.
486965
I would suggest glass over plastic so it doesn't get the plastic taste but it would at least hold it. I'm pretty sure it would clog up the spout though.
1798125
The lid doesn't seal tightly so the cubes would likely clump up into one ice block. I use mine on the counter for coffee.
914786
It's a standard 3 hole sink mount. It is 4" from the center of the handle base (where it attaches to the sink) to the center of the spigot. I just measured it. Hope this helps!
2145575
I have not used mine yet to test it out however they appear to be well made but i dont know if i would trust it to hold ice without leaking though.
1424920
The measurements you present look correct, but I can't accurately measure the spout since the rosette is in it. I had doubts when I ordered, but it fit perfectly. Go for it.
951452
That would help a lot, though it would be tricky to do unless your freezer is largely empty. You need a flat surface for them to sit on, if the "cube" sections fall into the grating in the freezer they tend to tilt and the water drains out. I have some other long cube trays that I no longer use that are pretty much perfect for supporting / transporting these trays from the counter where I fill them to the freezer, but there's still a significant spillage risk.
740127
No actially it holds maybe 3 ice trays of ice, which is plenty. It's the standard size you would see on a basement bar.
1784125
I have this. It's for keeping ice from melting. I'd say no for brewing. It's just not that type of container. It's great for keeping ice as it has a liner that fits into the outer shell, container shown. Good wishes!
1953416
The instructions say 1 inch diameter. I believe that was what I used to install it. But the spout fits tightly and is offset in the hole. See my review in installing it.