When putting the WildSide Jar in the dishwasher upside down. Does water collect in the bottom (now top) of the jar, or is it able to drain out &amp; dry?
1047753
The water will quickly drain out of small holes in each of the four corners of the jar located just below the bottom of the jar.
1045607
It is fairly flat with the name of the company engraved on the bottom. I wash tons of glass jars in my dishwasher along with these and I don't recall these having any puddles. I will make note when I run the dishwasher shortly.
1193605
It is double wall insulated but stainless steel inside and out. I think it could go in the dishwasher, but it only will have ice (water) in it so why would it need to? I just give it it a good wipe down and dry it off. I also would not want to mess with the seal, but it looks very well constructed.
46776
My husband put it in the dishwasher and it didn't do well. I am still using it for baking and am going to get a new one. It bakes and washed wonderfully and love it for that. It did not collect water but I would not recommend it to be put in the dishwasher. It is heavy duty and really bakes and washes up great in the sink
1525027
Well, there's a slit on one end, but the tray isn't slanted. So you would still have to manually lift it to dump the water out. Convenient nonetheless. I have a small double sink and put mine directly in one side so there's no need for the tray. Hope that makes sense!
1821098
Never leak??!! I have a two month old Blendtec Wildside (96 oz BPA-free) jar that is leaking (more accurately, pouring) out the bottom. I sure do hope this is just a rare fluke, but I have my doubts. I'm sure Blendtec will replace it, but is this just going to keep happening?
774872
Hi Jerome. I made sure when I set the jars in there to make sure they were not touching. The boiling water should not displace the jars. I had no issues with it.
1887270
I just filled one up with water then gave it a pretty good shaking and not a drop came out, but I don't think they were made to use for food on the go...The lid is not a deep lid, it's just right around the very top part of the jar/glass, so if it gets moved just a smidge, anything liquid in it, will be out of it :)
2113405
They do collect very small amount of water if straight up and down. My dishwasher has a place where I can angle them just a bit and it's not a problem.
1773214
The easiest way is to turn on the dishwasher and start a cycle which will let the water out before it starts a new cycle, then turn it off. According to the manual, a small amount of water collecting at the bottom of the dishwasher is normal, but if it seems like too much, this would probably be the best way. The other way might be to remove the lower shelf and let a towel sop it up, but my first recommendation would likely be simpler.
2097596
Whole jug should be placed on top shelf if the drying cycle is used. However, if the dry cycle is turned off, it may be placed on the bottom as well. So in this way, it is dishwasher safe.
1525029
Hi,yes there is a hole at one side of the tray and it is enough and never water is collected .I have put mine on the counter beside the sink from that part that has hole.Don't hesitate ,this is the best you can find ,you yourself should try to see what I mean.
2251866
I don't use the dishwasher, but you can probably put the pot bottom in the DW , you would need to check the manual (Fragor might have an online manual on their web site). The top of the pot has springs and things so probably not best to put it in the DW. Hope this helps, fantastic product!!
780292
It has a horizontal slot to drain water on the non-handle side. I have mine set up to drain directly onto my counter, and I just put a dishtowel below the slot when I am washing dishes. For just a dish or two, there's not really a lot of water to drain, and I don't bother.
1306632
I would not put mixie jars in Dish washer as they are to be Dry at all times except when grinding. Else the Screws get loosened when you use in Dish washer. When the Jars remain wet from inside for long the blades get struck and stops smoothly rotating to grind.
42028
I haven't had any problems either. Turn it upside down on your dish drainer to make sure it dries thoroughly.
1278998
I put in the dishwasher and it was fine HOWEVER, I use air dry on the drying cycle, not hot air.