How much water goes in the bottom?
1553859
I have a slightly larger one and my takes a half of cup of water. I would try a quarter to a third cup. You will know when you have toomuch water it will not fit likes its suppose to.
1553860
I usually put in about 3/4 of an inch and I change it every two to three three days... every day in hot weather. Also, if I know I won't be using it for a couple of days I put it in the refrigerator.
1553861
I usually put in 1/3 cup water. As others have stated, make sure there's enough so it seals.
1553862
I have a slightly larger one and my takes a half of cup of water. I would try a quarter to a third cup. You will know when you have too much water it will not fit likes its suppose to.
1553863
I found putting in about a quarter cup of water in the larger piece is good. I suggest you do the following over the sink: put a quarter cup of water in the bottom and then put the top down in it. If water doesn't overflow, it's OK. Then add a little more water and see if it overflows or not. Through trial and error you will find the right amount! Also, your butter will be very creamy and easy to spread instead of oily. TIP: remember to empty out the water at least weekly, especially during the hot months of the year!
1553864
Just enough that it covers the rim of the butter bowl. A bit more than 1/4 C of cold water is a good estimation. If you set the clock in and then pull it back out there should be some water on the rim.
514129
It goes not into the tank but into where the water goes - into those little round bits on the very bottom unit. Mine had wrong instructions too!
1663755
For 12 cups fill the water up to the bottom hole of the spout. Otherwise measure the amount of water for the cups you want. F.
1301403
If you fill it to about 3 inches from the very top, that should be 27" deep. That would result in the total gallons being about 1902 gallons. If you filled it to the top, it would be exactly 2113 gallons. Also, keep in mind that it curves in at the bottom, and that will change the exact amount.
827606
According to the specs, it is supposed to hold 2,885 gallons when filled to the bottom of the blue ring (~36 inches deep).
1865924
Less than 2 feet depth & less than 100 square feet & less than 1500 gallons according to the package. Just estimate the square feet or the gallons is easiest. That's what I did.
2277001
I really can't answer this, we have had it for 8 months now, and have never let the water level stay empty or too low. Sorry.
923918
1.5 inches deep - 12 oz. of water to the rim. Normally, you would fill it with 8 to 10 oz. of water. :)
530557
Across. But I'm sure the bottom measures 18' & it tapers toward the surface. & the depth measurements include the inflatable ring so the water isn't as deep as I expected.
1199169
The bottom part goes into the cup about one inch. I always lift it up a couple of times to check to see how full the cup is. Perhaps you could raise it up a bit and hold it a few seconds to drip that last bit.
2230557
1A18 8. 5pf.... 2.25 quarts. 2.1 liters.. That's every number I see on the bottom!
1428494
About 3300 gallons. The water doesn't go all the way to the top. I guessed that the water was 2.5 feet deep to come up with that number. The calculation is pi (3.14) times the radius squared (7.5 feet squared = 56.25) times the depth (2.5 feet). That gives you 442 cubic feet. To get gallons you multiple that by 7.48. That comes to 3300 gallons. That takes all day to fill with a standard hose (5 gallons per minute = 300 gallons per hour)
320574
The whole bottom is a drain including the round brush holder. The sponge holder lifts out for easy cleaning. I have no standing water in the bottom.
1454094
I would think three. I have a 29 gal. tank and two bags gave me a little over two inches in depth. Watch out for sharp edged substrate as it can harm bottom cleaners like cats.
2073139
about 7 big leaves or about 13 mxed size leaves. then boil off half of the water, then top up level then continue boilng to reduce to half again then drink.
1415269
It fills from the bottom....so you have to remove the tank and fill it(I do it under the sink....about a gallon of water is water). This is somewhat of a small humidifier.
1490571
16 ounces of water leaves a half inch of freeboard. I measured two cups of water into the bowl, leaving a half inch.