How effective is the spout in not getting clogged up?
1739997
there is a circular thing with holes in it that keeps in pulp while letting juice go to spout. Pulp never gets to spout.
1739998
The juicer spout has never clogged on me. There is a metal grate/strainer for catching the seeds and therefore the pulp. The strainer needs to be emptied after a number of lemons/oranges have been juiced. It is very easy to clean, the pieces just lift out and rinse it out or wipe it out.
1739999
I have not had a problem with the juicer getting clogged. Highly recommend it.
900924
I would not suggest it, only areas that do not drain are on either side of spout, they are very small.
1147945
The mechanism has functioned for us at all pressure levels. Sometimes we use it to water a very small area (flower bed, raised bed) at very low settings and have had no issues with the unit sticking. The sprinkler also has a small regulating dial that allows you to fine-tune the setting without touching the main spigot. Also the arc regulators are so straight forward to use.
2057446
It worked for us. But we use the spout with the screw on lid that it comes with and also the active flow inside pieces
2098722
A regular pump sprayer is fine with this- I haven't had any problems with clogging. Just be sure not to use a sprayer that previously held weed killers or you may inadvertently knock off some of the plants you are trying to protect.
25022
Not too vigorously though. The top does turn to close the spout, but it isn't an airtight seal.
1244609
How can you scrub? The top doesn't come off? We have it and don't like that you have to pour water into spout but we haven't had sediment problem.
280841
We have not had any issues with clogs, and this works well with little effort to fill the barrel and then divert it back to the downspout when the barrel is full.
1074696
There is a chance of that happening because the end is open in the groove that the spout sits in. I think what Jack said is a good idea, or simply wrap a piece of napkin around it before you close the spout.
1427703
I had some luck with textures- but also some trouble. It really depends. Most everything went in fine, but not always out easily. My oatmeal was fine- but it was also puréed with fruit, which helps. I had a ground turkey/peas/carrots combo that gave me trouble. In the end, the clogs weren't bad thru the spout, but much more difficult while using the spoon attachment. I loved the system so much for storage, that in the end, if there was a major clog, I'd just cut off the top and spoon feed from the pouch.
467104
It seems people may be allowing the weight of 6 gallons of gas to transfer to the spout and it can't support this. I have no problem with mine, but I suspect most people would be able to handle a smaller can more easily. The vids that demonstrate this can probably have very little gas in them (1 gal?) so they appear easily handled. If you can't fully support 36 lbs of gas, this is not the can for you.
396988
I can't say for certain since it has been several months since I installed the spout. I know if the majority was plastic parts I would have returned it. I am pleased with the quality for the price as I did return a cheaply made spout ( a different brand).
895339
Yes, but slowly. NOT a huge problem, and no dribbling down the spout, either.
1906749
It will go into the barrel until the barrel is full. Only then will it continue down the spout. We would use the water in the garden, so very rarely did it actually use the spout. Very happy with it
2066347
I believe Lawrence's answer is correct. If your pump intake get gets clogged it will, acting as a minus adjustment, lower the level of the water spout. The intake, if your water is not clean, will get easily clogged. But it is also easy to clean.
2193024
no leakage unless it falls over with the spout open ... occasionally some condensation but not always.
1588214
We've had ours for awhile now and have NOT had any issues with the lid getting clogged. Granted we never leave the unit with the lid in the downwards position. That may be something you should consider when using. Hope this helps.