Can you add water under the warmers?
226250
No. The warmers actually sit on a hotplate. The base of the unit is flat and the warmers rest on top of the flat base which acts like a hotplate. Be careful. This holiday I, quite foolishly put my palm on the base of the unit to see if it was hot--and yep--it was...lol...hope this answer helps.
226251
No but you can put water in the warming pans and place small bowls in the water for things like gravies. Other foods don't need water.
226252
no, there is a holder that sits on the warming tray for the three warmers. It gets very warm and I actually had to remove a plastic servinng utensil that was inside one of the warmers with food because it started to melt, great product for the money.
754382
Yes, you place in another bowl. Deep a bough to bring water level up to half way up this steamer. I used a Pyrex glass bowl with larger diameter and it work perfectly.
779669
Yes you can. It is a great product. You can kind of regulate how hot you want it by how much time you set the warmer.
1345942
I put mine in a ceramic bowl, then microwaved for a few seconds to fit the new bowl. ( so water wouldn't get trapped below it )
541278
Yes you can, it's an easy modification. Remember to use magnetic pots and pans for cooking, otherwise it will not work. Instant and temperature controlled heat. A great product and technology!
1179470
You have to add water, but you can either add water and then microwave, or just add boiling water to them.
2037811
yes...but, I have sides on mine & it can be warm under there. without sides, maybe not so much.
1428479
Yes. Just put something like a wadded-up towel on top of the 3-liter pot to take up the extra space and provide insulation. Works great for me, and doesn't require any extra water (I'm in California, and every drop counts!).
237925
Yes, you can put either hot things or cold in them. They recommend that you either pre-heat or pre-chill the cup before you place the food or liquid inside.
347126
I guess you could put warm water in instead of cold. I have never tried that, but should work the same.
1331349
I am not sure. I suppose you could but I don't think you could get enough water in the bottom. You might end up boiling the ones on the bottom. Does that make sence?
1329073
No you do not add water you wet the towels then ring them out & roll them up damp in the towel warmer .
149754
Unfortunately, putting it in water is really the only way to successfully heat these. I personally didn't have a problem heating them that way. Can't put them in a bottle warmer (they will leak all over). Horrible bottle design, which is why I stopped using them. Too bad. The nipples are great.
1999435
No. You cannot get the bottom (underneath) wet and it would be difficult to clean. Heat water ONLY.
625249
Rather than give you a "non-answer" like everybody else, I will give you the answer: No you cannot. The keep warm setting is too high (165F).
1135642
i have not figured that one out yet, what i have been thinking of doing is place a small submersible heater in the 5 Gal water bucket or if you come off a spicket you could use a heat tape then wrap it with foam insulation and gorilla tape.hope this helps you.
1518317
no, but it might take quite a while. I put water in it and it took about 20 minutes to get what would be just warm. I haven't tested its Temperature-over-time/liquid.I'd do it now because you have me curious about it, but the unit self-destructed within weeks.