Wouldn't that make refilling messy?
Things they should put into a REO user manual
- Thread starter Rob Fisher
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Wouldn't that make refilling messy?
How? - as it doesn't change or block the orifice of the bottle.
I mean that now all you threading on your bottle gets more coated on juice, so when you unscrew all the juice in the threads can become messy. Shouldn't be a problem it you don't overfill or keep the Reo on it's side I guess.
It doesnt . The only thing that change is u can tighten it as much as u like and the oring doesnt deform ever
I dont have that problem . I unscrew it ,put the reo on his side and a piece of paper towel to keep the tube up refill , wipe the bottle and screw it back
when taking the bottle in and out make sure it is sitting on the base and not floating when you replace it. Sounds simple but took me a while to figure out it was one of the reasons I was getting juice block. That 1mm or so can make a difference.
Ahhhhhh that was your problem! Good find Rob!
And nice addition to the manual!PS This thread was actually created due to the feedback and questions from my REO convert @Robert Howes !
I guess one shouldn't knock things until you try it....This is a TOP tip. Been using this method since the tip was posted and it really works great. Sure the threads become coated and refilling may sometimes require a wipe or two but the benefits outweigh to the negative. None of the lame o-ring torquing issues anymore. Thanks
Is that the same o-ring from inside the bottle? I noticed a slight deformation occurring this afternoon, even though I've been very careful not to over tighten. It seems the o-ring slips into the thread when tightening the cap
Yes, it is. I have never had to resort to this method, but seems to work from the accounts above.
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