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Question: Will a wine stopper fit into the spout to stop it from dripping?
Document: If you could just stop the juice from dripping it would make the product perfect.
I have also inserted a paper towel into the spout to regulate the drips. For this price, Krups should include a drip stopper.
This model doesn't have a cap to stop drips from the pour spout but I find it would be superfluous, anyway. A 16-ounce glass fits under the spout with a bit of room to spare. The dial turns the  juicer on, then there's a stop for manual press and another for the presser--and that's all. The drip catch and its screen are completely stainless.
I've been using this for a while now. I LOVE IT! I use it at least 3-4 times a week. It's easy to clean, makes great juice, and it's very well made. I often juice 20-30 fruits to make batches for dinner parties or to freeze. The juicer handles it with 0 effort. The only thing I wish it had was a way to block the spout from dripping.
I had tried a cheaper citrus juicer that lasted barely a month. I make a lot of fresh OJ, and often will juice several pounds of them at a time. This unit makes quick work of it and is relatively easy to clean. My only complaint is that it doesn't come with a stopper on the drain, so it required more cleaning of the bottom catch pan. I thought the stopper was just missing, but customer service said this model doesn't come with one.
Just the right speed and not much noise. Used my hands to massages the orange against the rotating juicer form the top and sides. If I use the press, just the top will be juiced, leaving the sides untouched. Five oranges of juice flowed into my cup without a problem Pulp stayed in the filter. No stopper for this model. Must be the top models that get the stopper according to the instructions. Cleaning is easy. Juice catcher is a thick clear plastic.
It is easy to use, easy to take apart, easy to clean and easy to put back together. And it does not hurt my arthritic wrist like manual juicers do. I just need to remember to put a glass under the spout before I start juicing!
The two complaints that we have is that the spout is not 'no-drip' and it's kind of hard to take the reamer out for washing as it gets pretty slippey when wet. I would give 5 stars if it had the no-drip spout. It's so easy to juice with the Krups that my wife has at least once started juicing and forgot that there was no glass under the spout...lol. That did make a mess but that was not Krups fault :)
I got tired but not this machine. This machine  never stopped and every ounce of juice came out the spout. The dial to the right has three positions. Off, on when the lid is pulled down and always on ... turning ... for use with your hand. The center lifts out for easy cleaning.The machine is a small foot print on my counter and worth every penny. I hope this information is helpful.
Why not design a clean fit with a cone shaped lid? The amount of pressure needed to start the motor on automatic is so great you'll think you are using a manual juicer. After just a few oranges I noticed a spark come from under the unit. I don't know if it was the cord or something else. I'd stay clear of this horribly designed and really weak juicer. TheWaring PCJ218 Citrus Juicer, Stainless Steelis much less expensive and a lot more durable.
Answer: I don't think so, I just keep a small cup nearby.