Does the top part come off and allow water into the bottom and then put the top back in? If not, do u know where I might find them? Ty
1177332
Yes and No, you will need to buy the saucer from Home Deport, or Wal-Mart. I bought three saucers for those pots.
1177333
Nothing comes off. They do have a hole in the bottom center. They are really nice.
1177334
I don't know what you mean by the top. These are just regular planters with a large hole in the bottom.
166084
Can't say I've had that experience but maybe you could help me with something: mine came with a plastic bag with two small rubber gasket pieces to stop up the bowl when you transfer the water from the faucet. I can't figure out how to put those on and no one from corporate will answer my emails. Can you describe how your black rubber pieces are fit into the bottom of the reservoir? Thanks.
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The top doesn't screw on. It's a super tight fit. I don't take mine off every time. I occasionally do just to give a good cleaning, but never seems to be gunky inside. I hand wash and leave the drain flap open to dry.It holds super hot water. My suction worked fine. it came with the suction piece upside down. When I flipped it over it worked great. I loved mine. Even though my daughter isn't picky about her food temperature anymore I still use it to section off food.
1266316
We got this last fall and there have been no leaks yet - from rain or snow. My husband is impressed with the design. There is an outside lip on the lid and then an inside lip on the bottom. So unless the lid is open, water should not be able to get in. Hope that helps!
1779780
This is the 2nd one we've purchased, and no water has come through the top. It seems to just drop down and its a very fine mesh. There aren't magnets but there are weights, so we've had no problems at all. I think you'll love it!
867795
I'm not sure, I lost mine also but haven't looked into getting the top part separately. Mine fell off in a week!
430208
What you can try to do to separate them completely is superglue or hot glue the sides to prevent any space between the dividers but keep in mind to keep your water levels from mixing at the top. And also that your dividers will be there permanently unless you try to remove the hotglue
840028
I have never had an issue with removing the top. I like it because it is so easily removable and it doesn't leak.
1472715
Mine came with a plastic insert under the lid which I'm assuming is designed to stop water. I haven't had an issue in the 2 months since I installed it.
1747162
No, it actually pops out from the bottom. Then you just snap it back on. It's easier to remove than the top part in my opinion.
2200542
I've left the top on ...with no issues. In fact, I never remove it. May take a bit longer...but I'm not losing beads or dealing with hassle of putting them back in either.
1083178
The top does come off. There are pins that are supposed to hold the top in place, but I had to physically bend them to about 30 degrees so that they would engage the locking mechanism. Compared to others that we bought, however, these are our favorites.
2114897
Yep the whole bottom is mesh for sand and water to come out. Just make sure you get all the sand out before you bring it back into the house or you will be miserable. Been there done that.
617656
The top is removable, but used properly, there should be no overflow, there is a fill line for the water level
793560
No. Just the opening for rain (circular "spout" so to speak) Mine turned out to have a leak at bottom. Very disappointed. Hope this helps...Peggie, San Ramon, No. CA.
170285
I'm not quit sure, but I think that part is used to clean the top more easily. Though it can come off, it's still sealed well and keep water warm.
226747
Yes, it has a hole and on the bottom has a cap that hold the water that fall into the hole. hope helps