Any problems with spout dripping when pouring water?
1733681
Pours fine until it is close to empty, then the water clings to the spout and misses the cup.
1733682
I haven't had that problem with this kettle. I have had that problem with a different Kitchenaid kettle. Water level in the kettle seems to be a factor.
1733683
It sloshes and spills a lot, particularly if the kettle is less than half full.
1733684
I have had this for about 6 months and I have no problems. I had a non-whistling kettle and boiled it dry a couple of times, so I went with this one and I am happy. Hope this helps.
1402625
If you loosen, or remove, the cap, it's an even flow. Even so, it's not a fast flow as the spout is fairly narrow. I've never found it to be a problem.
99156
I have not had that problem. Using the front of the cup that has the pouring spout avoids that problem.
630756
Yes it will drip from the spout. If you pull it part way you will get half the water in spout and half in the tap. When you pull it completely it does divert all the water to the shower put often some minimal dripping.
1926313
This kind of dripping situation is not happening in my faucet filter. Mine has been used for quite a while and has replaced a few filters and is still working fine so far.
795788
No have not had that problem. The spout is really good about not doing that
1237018
I have had no problems with the carafe spilling or dripping coffee when pouring a cup. Further, I use the carafe to pour water into the coffee maker without a mess. Also, look at the costco CBC-5200PC Series, it maybe a similar machine but cheaper in price.
1011869
I haven't had any issues. I think there would be more issues with older piping. I live in an older house, but we've recently had new piping installed.
1227518
I don't have any pouring spouts on the pot I got. I don't know which version she got. The lid fits very tight on mine, I use it for canning.
521242
Mine does not drip from the handle either. The only thing that is somewhat annoying is that it dribbles from the spout when pouring the last of the coffee.
1072506
Not well at all. We had one for a while several years ago and loved it! but it broke (they do seem to be a bit delicate.) Then my husband finally replaced it recently and the new one is a total pain - if you pour in a very slow trickle you can avoid dumping most of your liquid on the counter but I have yet to manage without some spillage. I think they must have made the spout smaller.
1397159
There are end caps on the spout openings. You could torque them a little tighter.
108715
No But to be honest I would rather pour it since it is a lot faster and I have never had a problem with spills the way they designed the spout. Also you have to remember after the oil cools and thickens that feature is going to mean less and less to you for the time and trouble it will present. The key to the Mityvac is keeping the oil warm-hot so it is like water and flows easily. The vacuum pressure isn't that strong. Hope that helps.
1559325
I have never had a dripping problem, once you raise the bottle from the pouring position the liquid so back down the spout to the bottle contents. I do not use these for wine but I don't think that it would be any different than my uses. Hope this helps
1657950
No I have not had this problem. I have had it a few years. No drips. I would guess it is not likely to stop either, just due to the nature of drips.
1547219
I have not had a problem with dripping, I primarily pour into a thermos on the countertop and that is drip free. For the price point, I was surprised how good the coffee is, but I do use filtered water from the fridge door. Hope this helps, Jim.
450271
Hi there! I tend to slow simmer things for hours and have never had a problem with anything dripping off of it. I LOVE this thing. It is my favorite kitchen tool. :D