does it refill from the top or do you have to take it apart and turn upside down, carry to sink etc...?
1026912
It's a simple refil. You lift the tank upward, flip it over and unscrew the stop plug. It's nothing to concern yourself with. The tank is big enough to run on max for approximately 12-14 hours or more.
1026913
Yes: take the tank off, turn upside down, remove the white cap to fill with water. Look at the fourth picture with the AC adapter; the white cap to unscrew is on the left bottom side near the power adapter in that picture.
1026914
You have to take the clear part apart and carry it to the sink to refill it. Not the best one. Became defective after 3 days.
1026915
Top clear section lifts off and you refill and then take it back to the base and set it on it. Best not to move the base and the top together with any water in it. Good little unit. We have used it for a year.
771880
No, the bluish canister lifts out of bottom. Flip it over and there is a twist off cap. Once off, you refill canister with water and screw cap back on. Very easy!
231843
You just unscrew the top and I use a teaspoon to load it. Not to difficult.
1254722
The clear top comes off and the re-fill is on the bottom of it, just screw the lid off and fill it up. I would not recommend this unless you are going to use it in a VERY small room.
2284938
Its from the bottom but just flip it over to fill it its very lite. 2 gallons of water from any sink does the trick.
694223
No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened it to use it. I hope this works. No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened... » Read More No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened it to use it. I hope this works. « Show Less
1525118
Yep, fill it up from the top. The opening is a little small but manageable. It's easy to overfill though since you can't see the bottle.
1262973
No, you don't fill from the bottom. You fill from the top after removing the dial by pulling straight up. Watch this video carefully and you will see it is very easy. (The bottom lid is used as a funnel.). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYrFpbAkhtI&sns;=em
552473
The globe unscrews and I do this all in the sink or outside by the hose. Fill the globe and hold it upside down so that I can screw the bottom on tight and then flip it right up and no problems. While screwing on the black bottom portion, that part is on top while you are holding the globe upside down. Works great.
1862128
Yes, you can fill from the top. Personally I use a small kitchen funnel, but if you have a steady hand no funnel is required.
1995292
You fill it from the top. The gray part at the top comes off and this allows food to be put in.
1602347
Yes, the part that angles downward from the top comes off to fill it. It's like a grill/grid covering. It's very easy to fill-main reason I bought it. It works great.
2237019
No it does not. It needs to be stowed standing up to avoid spills. Thats the one tricky part but imo worth it since you don't have to dump it out and refill it like a regular bowl
2047256
Yes, you have to remove it to fill it. You have pull it out, as the opening is on the bottom.
1309163
You have to twist the top from the bottom only about a 1/2 inch to open then to close after refilling.
1127440
From the top. It is easy. It is small. I keep mine on the table. Not practical for cooking - I'd have to refill frequently.
1862126
If You have easy access to the underside of the sink, you can un-screw the plastic bottle and fill it that way. I find it easier to do from the top, using the supply tube as a dip stick so as not to over fill