Does this pot have marks to indicate the amount of fluid?
392653
No, there are no marks to indicate the amount of fluid, just a smooth and easy to clean stainless surface.
669670
Sorry, but the only marking I see on my cup is "18-8 stainless steel". There is a rubber pad glued to the bottom and there may be information underneath that.
164763
yes, use the enclosed cup to measure the rice. Then use the markings inside the pot to measure your liquid. I put enough water/broth to barely reach the line because I like a firm rice.
1371493
Unfortunately There is no mark on the pots themselves. All I can say is that we are very happy with them. We had purchased a Duxtop induction burner and so went with the pots labeled "Duxtop". They work perfectly. They are beautiful stainless steel, easy to clean, and work perfectly for induction. Sorry I could not be of more assistance.
2046902
There are teeny tiny, difficult to read measurement marks on the plastic cup but none on the pot. I would prefer them on the pot.
1580960
No, and that's typical of most pots. I have three brew pots of varying volumes, so I used a wooden dowel for each, and labeled which dowel was for which pot. I carefully measured the water with a 1-gallon pitcher, put the dowel in the water, then marked the increments on the dowel starting at 3 or so gallons with a hacksaw, then a Sharpie, to indicate quantity at each level. No need to worry about contaminating the wort since you're going to boil it anyway. However, after the boil, and you've cooled it below 160F, if you're using wood, don't measure it! That's when your wort is vulnerable to an infection. No, and that's typical of most pots. I have three brew pots of varying volumes, so I used a wooden dowel for each, and labeled which dowel was for which pot. I carefully measured the water with a 1-gallon pitcher, put the dowel in the water, then marked the increments on the dowel starting at 3 or so gallons with a hacksaw, then a Sharpie, to indicate quantity at each level. No need to worry about contaminating the wort since you're going to boil it anyway. However, after the boil, and you've cooled it below 160F, if you're using wood, don't measure it! That's when your wort is vulnerable... » Read More No, and that's typical of most pots. I have three brew pots of varying volumes, so I used a wooden dowel for each, and labeled which dowel was for which pot. I carefully measured the water with a 1-gallon pitcher, put the dowel in the water, then marked the increments on the dowel starting at 3 or so gallons with a hacksaw, then a Sharpie, to indicate quantity at each level. No need to worry about contaminating the wort since you're going to boil it anyway. However, after the boil, and you've cooled it below 160F, if you're using wood, don't measure it! That's when your wort is vulnerable to an infection. « Show Less
2092476
Yes. The pot has lines and numbers that are pressed into the metal. They show the amount of liquid remaining in the pot. There are lines at the gallong and half gallon marks. I have not checked the markings for accuracy however it has always been close enough for my brew days.
1632484
No water level indicator, but you can tell when it is running out of steam it holds a good amount of water close to 3-4 cups.I only have to stop and refill once to do my whole house. I do have a small home Blessed New Year
712607
Those markings in the pot are not in cups. I was told the markings are for cooking rice. Still not sure how that works, but I make yogurt using a whole gallon of milk and it doesn't equal those markings when I pour the milk in to the pot. It's such a shame they didn't use actual cup markings! Makes it very confusing!
423355
A great pot I use frequently, but it does not have any measurement markings.
1609364
Yes, the markings on the handles are easy to read. The individual cups themselves do not have markings.
629738
Didn't notice until you asked. Yes, there are markers on the end for quarts and liters up to 3.
1695838
There is a gradation indicator on the outside to the left of the plastic black handle. It starts at 0 Liters and goes to 1.5 Liters in increments of 4 bars. I can tell you that I fill the pot about 1/4 of the way and am able to fill my 16oz stainless travel mug. Often times the measurement indicators on the inside of a kettle are made of plastic and allow for chemicals from melted plastic to get into your liquids when heating. This is not the case with this pot. I still love the pot and it looks and performs as good as the day I received it.
1128999
There are no markings but it is very sturdy. I am very happy with this pressure cooker.
629737
No markings on the tank. You can see the oil through the tank as it fills so I imagine if you were to fill the tank with water in set amounts and mark the outside of the tank yourself you would then have a measuring system. Otherwise it works well for small engines. Had to repeat vacuum pumping for the transmission on my Toyota 4Runner along with emptying the tank twice.
753339
Mine has markings for quarts and liters, but unlike the other reviewer's, the markings on my pot are NOT easy to read. They are so faint that they are invisible unless the pot is tilted to the light in exactly the right way. My pot is old, so I wonder whether the newer ones are marked more clearly? Anyway, the markings are there!
430124
Sorry. I really can't help you because the pot was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter, so I don't know if there are measurement markings or not.