Where does it open to put water?
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You simply screw off the top part (where the steam comes out of), remove it, and pour in the water.
354857
Yes, it has several holes throughout to let rain water enter. Just to be clear, what I got is a solar cover that lays directly on the water.
1720573
At the top of the iron, there is a small lid that you flip up, and you pour the water into this. It comes with a handy container that you can easily fill it up.
1477084
small opening on the top (upper lip curvature)..sometimes I attached a black (8ft) drainage plastic pipe that directs the extra rain water to the garden.
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There isn't a top opening, as far as I'm aware, but there is an easy way to get icy cold water into it -- despite the fact that the fill tank opening seems to have been designed by someone who's never poured water before. The trick is to get a cheap plastic watering can and ice. Make sure the watering can is the kind with a long, narrow, tapering spout, not a sprinkler at the end. Fill it at least 2/3 with ice, add water to the ice, and pour into the cooler using the rectangular hatch on the back of the unit. You're not adding ice directly to the unit, but the water that's going in is extremely cold, and it does make a difference. I have a 1-gallon can, and I fill it nearly to the brim with ice at first. The ice usually melts completely within 4-5 refills of the watering can (quicker with store-bought ice than with my kitchen freezer ice). I don't bother adding additional ice when that's gone. The initial boost of very cold water seems to do the trick. The bonus is that the long-nosed pitcher fills without spilling. I had a problem before it with other methods.
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It opens in the front. There is an indent the whole way across the front that makes a handle. You can not see it really good though.
144700
Just like any other steam iron, there is a place to lift up, put the water in and then close it. You have got to be kidding!
896555
The back of the panel is open and the water lines are very flexible. To keep it simple we set ours in the center of the panel.
575924
I didn't screw it down. It has two locks on the right. I open the top all the time to feed and water.
226747
Yes, it has a hole and on the bottom has a cap that hold the water that fall into the hole. hope helps
1904775
It has an round circular opening on the edge of on of the indentations for the bowl. You can put a water bottle in it (upside down) and as the water empties out of the bowl indentation (would not use stainless bowl for water) it will release water from bottle to keep water level up.
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Mine has a small hole near the top, but not on the top. I believe that it should be open.
1043124
Slightly, the roof is like a lid on hinges that opens up. It does have a lip all the way around the perumeter that would allow water to pool up.
1135475
The spout does open all the way up. You could fill it that way, but it's much easier to fill from the large top opening.
2251254
The hole is a valve to attach a water hose. There is another small hole to view the water level. Perhaps you could put a few pieces of ice in that hole, but not sure. That is not mentioned in the directions.
1850713
Unscrew the cap, stick under sink faucet or water dispensing unit in fridge door. When I used mine on the trail I just set it on the ground and used my Nalgene bottle with filtered water to slowly pour into the opening of the Platypus.
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It's just wide open. However, when the filter is screwed on, the angle is designed so it's very easy to sip.