Do these brushes have flexible stem in order to clean a curved tea pot spout?
1810791
Yes, very flexible on long wires. A total of four brushes in various sizes.
1810792
They are flexible and firm at the same time. I guess I would say they have give to them. The bristles also give if the area is a little smaller. I trimmed one down to fit my needs too. LOL :-)
1810793
Yes, the stems are flexible. Also, while effective the brushes are also a bit softer so they won't scratch.
1869791
No, from your description, these won't fit your brush. It's a full circle with several notches in it. Good luck finding the right ones...it's frustrating!
871310
Yes I believe so. I ordered a replacement stem for my daughter from Amazon for a food processor we bought at the thrift store. It was an older model and the stem works perfectly.
723118
Bendable. They will fit and wrap around to anything and anywhere. They also have very tough bristles for scrubbing.
70442
no, you need the ones that go with this unit. the old ones with the stem attached don't work with the new machines.
82546
No, it doesn't have a curved brush. It has a nice thick straight brush. I love it!
1397159
There are end caps on the spout openings. You could torque them a little tighter.
1192168
Silicone rubber, yes flexible to a point (sorry for the pun)...The stopper actually can be unscrewed to take apart for cleaning. The top half is rigid plastic, the bottom is flexible to seal the neck of the bottle. The stoppers have held up well and I still recommend them.
1278335
The brush will bend 90-degrees when you partially unscrew the coil from the handle. The handle provides the stiffness so the further you extend the coil, the less control you will have on the brush. The bristles are fairly soft so if you only need to reach around a corner to get some dust, it may be satisfactory.
375393
I purchased mine from amazon warehouse that is why I got a lower price. I am not able to test it for lead, but it is my understanding that faucets with these curved spouts contain lead to make the curve. So I can't answered you on that. Their customer service department is not very knowledgeable.
2259016
Not sure as I threw them away after a few attempts to use them. Tried both brushes and neither worked right.
1571159
There is a colander-like formation at the throat between the pot & the spout. Even so, as does P. Griset, I use anaftermarket strainer. I like to remove the tea leaves from the pot at the proper time. Later, I re-use them.
2004944
From my experience , I would say probably not , since the bristles are soft and flexible , almost like silicone .
1658668
This particular model had presta valves and the stems were threaded. I've also bought them for schrader valves and the stems were smooth.
2282348
They are, and you can turn the handle either way; clockwise keeps the kernels pretty evenly turning, counterclockwise keeps them toward the outside of the kettle. I found that the screws which secure the crank handle were not long enough to sustain the regular use of the unit, and meant to inform the manufacturer, but never did. I put in slightly longer screws, with Gorilla Glue (tm), so they won't come out again. I also don't recommend putting the top with the handle in the dishwasher, as it swells the wood and creates too much friction for subsequent usage. It's very easily cleaned by hand with a veggie brush & soap water, then rinsed off under the tap & set on a towel to dry. All in all, I've never had so great a popper. Good luck!
1105952
No they are flex hoses. Also I do not recommend buying them. I bought two and both of the drains do not move up and down. Also, It's impossible to adjust the flow exactly how you want it. The levers are stiff and difficult to make small adjustments. I did post a review on this faucet.
1652370
Depends on how big the hole is in your teapot. These are decently sized brushes with solid plastic handles. They do not bend. I would look for steel wool, or if you can't fit your hand in all the way then find something with a bendable handle. You can probably clean a good majority of the walls but the corners and bottom of the pot would not be as easy.