where does the condensation cup go????????????????????
1416497
The condensation cup attaches to a male port extension where the hinge is located on the outer perimeter. So, find hinge, look underneath the outer rim & you shall fine the rectangular male ridge - now, attach the condensation device. It is designed to collect condensation from the pressure cooker.
1464898
It is great for retaining condensation. In fact, I dread forgetting to bring to the office for the day because I will have the condensation all over the desk if I don't use it.
1369972
Yes, there is a cup holder that is cut out in the front part of the table and has a black plastic insert with a drain hole cut out in the middle of the bottom to allow condensation or spillage to drip out. It holds 12oz cans and bottles of water easily. We have not tried anything larger.
2129102
I believe there is an air space between inner and outer layers of the cup.probably allows for pressure changes and draining of trapped water should someone have disobeyed orders and put it in the dishwasher. I wouldn't give it too much thoight.
967776
Condensation goes out the hose. No need to empty a bucket with the condensation in it.
411364
You seal them with silicone before install. I had no issues with condensation.
1856444
I'm assuming this happens when you fill up your bladder with water that is colder than the surrounding air temperature - this condensation would normally happen when there is this difference in temperature. If you're doing something else, let me know and I might be able to experiment.
1350361
There is a plastic tube that connects to the bottom of the cooler & trails out the back of the storage part. A plug inside the cooler is opened to allow water out. Although this cooler does not do as great a job as a standard cooler, I do really like mine. I have no problem adding ice to it daily to keep the items inside cool. It holds 2 cases of canned drinks & 1/2 case of water bottles. We keep ours on our pool deck & have been very happy with it.
1294711
You can remove the platform all together and probably get a carafe or "Big Gulp" sized travel mug under there ;-)
486144
Yes. I believe it is condensation from the lid. I didn't realize that there was water in the heating element area until I had water on my counter top. If you have a solution, let me know.
1852184
Then this is your sippy cup! There are no extra pieces or valves, just the cup itself and the screw on top. Also fits perfectly in a cup holder when the handles are collapsed.
2200254
In my opinion it should go on the bottom. If it was on top, water may get into it. Also being on the bottom will allow for any condensation to drain out.
1535859
Loosen the string through the loops. The string can be removed from the cap and the cup itself that way.
1597002
On mine the little handle on the cup just slides up into a little pocket on the right side of the seat. Kinda wish it could be used in either side but there's only one little pocket on mine. It does hold it in place though. Hope that hels.
257106
If you're talking about the little coolie hat-shaped thing inside the cup that holds the whole beans, I couldn't get that off to clean it. It was too tight. I searched for instructions but couldn't find any. Sounds like you got it off and the cup too. There must be a peg on the bottom of the cup that fits into a hole if you get it all lined up right. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful.
486147
I agree with Sally's answer- condensation from the lid. I checked all the seals and tighten everything , but there is still water is there.
1591685
This one is a condensing version. Has a 3 inch inner and 5 inch outer tube.