Can I pour with the stopper in place? This is Not a good design!
1738791
I can't pour with the stopper in place, which I actually like because it prevents accidental spills.
1738792
if you pull it up slightly you can get a trickle but I just remove it and pour carefully
1738793
I requested return of this item because the stopper did not fit and was of a harder plastic. Amazon issued a credit and told me to keep the pitcher. It has been donated to the salvation army. Interestingly I bought an identical one from Walmart last week for $5.00. The stopper is of soft rubber and although it is a snug fit I cannot shake it. You cannot pour with the stopper in.
1738794
No, you cannot pour with the stopper in place. You are right about it being a poor design; I wish I hadn't bought it.
1677725
There is a pressure release valve on the top that allows the liquid to come out of the tap at the bottom. You might be able to remove that and reuse it, but I'm not sure that it would work.
1668426
Yes you can, it stops pouring out completely when you remove the carafe. Works great!
1729620
The little detachable "flower" is meant to act like a cover AND a safeguard against boil-overs. I don't see why you couldn't also place a small cover over the center opening.
1071008
When pouring yes. However, if it is still filter water in the top reservoir then it's loose and might come off.
1541931
Provided the "stopper" is in the correct position there is no dripping. Given the design of the product it would have to be on its side or upside down to drip.
1225407
What I noticed is you have to pinch the spout to get it out rather than biting down. It's a bad design flaw. But when I pinched it, it did pour out.
1005723
There is NOT a stopper mechanism on this faucet. It is decorative only so it would match the sink faucets if you had also purchased them
1693942
I haven't tried it, but it's made for the meta bowl that has no pouring spout. I would contact the manufacturer.
1644780
Yes, you can pour without spilling; however, as with all of these small glass pots, you have to pour slowly to keep from spilling out the side of the lip.
228732
Absolutely. You just need to figure out if it's too high. You may have trouble lifting the top to pour the water in.
941093
You must continue to lift the handle to pour, which is very awkward. If I had it to do over, I would not choose this kettle.
1326175
It has a pour spout that you can use. Kind of like a box of wine. Keep in mind, once you pour it- you can't put it back in.
69915
It's a loose fit when the strainer is not in there. If you are pouring, you'll need to hold the lid in place.
407499
They barely hold in a standard size opening so I wouldn't recommend this at all. Go with the oversized pours. There should be a few options available through Amazon or go to BarProducts.com.
2009265
No. The pour spout in the glass will allow liquid to flow out even with the lid turned away from the spout.
1036817
This is the batch one so I have to put the stopper in place. It is a safety mechanism. You can get one that uses a switch too if you prefer.