how do you fill the watering bulb?
2047718
I bring to the sink and fill it run water into tube portion, this is part that is stuck into soil after ball is full of water.
2047719
The bulb and spout are a solid piece of glass so the only way to fill it is to pour water in the end of the spout.
2047720
I fill it with the kitchen faucet. Let the water run slowly under the opening.
2047721
You turn the entire bulb upside down and drizzle water down the inside of the stem. As the water goes in, the air goes out. Once in the planter and the soil dries out, water dribbles out and air back in. It typically does not take long to fill - less than a minute.
1996748
I usually fill mine upside down. I place a small funnel in the bottom and press the lever to open the hole. Pour honey in to fill.
31504
I didn't get a video or manual either. I called the company and they quickly sent me the manual, however the video wasn't available. Plug in fill using water bottle. Make sure you use distilled water. turn on using both buttons and wait till lights turn on for use. makes sure you tighten cap before turning on but not too tight. to fill water open large cap. Green light indicates it is ready to use and yellow light means it needs more water. If it ever turns off on you during use check that hoses are properly connected it happened to me once. during use if you feel there isn't enough pressure just give it a few minutes to build more pressure, you will see the needles move. The small dial to the left of the large cap for filling water is used to regulate how much steam is being used. adjust to your needs.
1368929
There are 2 ways to drain and refill. The best way, I think, is to have a spare 5 gal. bucket such as you can buy at Home Depot,etc. Lift your entire growing plant in the net bucket and place net pot and plant into spare bucket. You can now move your DWC pot and dump old nutrient solution and replace with fresh nutrients. Then replace plant and net pot back into the DWC bucket. It's also possible to pull down the blue indicator tube and drain off old nutrient solution this way, but this can be messy, so I much prefer the 1st method I mentioned. Even a 4 ft. plant in the net pot,filled with hydoton, is not as heavy as you might think.I hope this helps you. There are 2 ways to drain and refill. The best way, I think, is to have a spare 5 gal. bucket such as you can buy at Home Depot,etc. Lift your entire growing plant in the net bucket and place net pot and plant into spare bucket. You can now move your DWC pot and dump old nutrient solution and replace with fresh nutrients. Then replace plant and net pot back into the DWC bucket. It's also possible to pull down the blue indicator tube and drain off old nutrient solution this way, but this can be messy, so I much prefer the 1st method I mentioned. Even a 4 ft. plant in the net pot,filled with... » Read More There are 2 ways to drain and refill. The best way, I think, is to have a spare 5 gal. bucket such as you can buy at Home Depot,etc. Lift your entire growing plant in the net bucket and place net pot and plant into spare bucket. You can now move your DWC pot and dump old nutrient solution and replace with fresh nutrients. Then replace plant and net pot back into the DWC bucket. It's also possible to pull down the blue indicator tube and drain off old nutrient solution this way, but this can be messy, so I much prefer the 1st method I mentioned. Even a 4 ft. plant in the net pot,filled with hydoton, is not as heavy as you might think.I hope this helps you. « Show Less
1298160
you only have to squeeze the bulb until the water starts coming out.you don't have to do it any more unless you take the hose out of the water.
455667
It fills from the bottom. Which is kind of awkward. I solved the problem by turning it upside down in an old vase, which held it steady so I could use two hands to fill it. If you fill it with a lot of small items, be sure to pack them down tight and then also give them some time to settle. Then pour in more to the top (bottom!) it off again before screwing on the base and turning it over. It's a very nice lamp, looks great, and I recommend it if you think filling from the bottom isn't going to be a problem for your display items.
2021932
You twist off the top and fill it up from there. I generally fill it up every time I use it.
1903354
You have to turn the lamp upside down and Unscrew the wing nut then carefully open the bottom and fill the lamp.
453858
Open the cap on the pump. Look at the eye of the pump. Fill it up till it's half way through the glass eye. Hope that helps
249884
I don't think there's a way to do it. You would need to fill the unit with water, but it is a sealed unit with no visible way to add more water.
987734
Find the right size plastic bottle (I used the nestle tea container 12oz. Fit best). Fill bottle with water. Screw the spike on top. turn over and push into your flower pot dirt. Refill when empty..
2107519
Lift the shade while holding the metal cord. It comes up and freely exposes the bulb on the cord. I had trouble figuring it out too.
1851741
You hook it up to a hose just like you would use Miracle Grow fertilizer with a hose. The water mixes with the solution to make the correct mixture.
332057
Push the center ring in until it reaches the socket and snaps into place. The umbrella will open and you can then screw the bulb in. You have to push kind of hard.
54438
Not sure how much was used to fill it. I just took it to a flower shop and had the do it. I would not recommend purchasing these though - they are total CRAP. Cheap, flimsy and they don't work.
1216720
There's a button on the side of the lid. You push the button in and the TOP of the lid pops open and then you can lift the diffuser out to fill. Would have been much simpler if the instructions were on the outside rather than in the diffuser where they can't be accessed until you figure it out!
1863092
If the rain barrel fills before you use the water and is going to overflow then lay the hose down on the ground in the direction you could use the water or put the hose in buckets to carry to water other areas/plants. Probably you would be using the water as it fills and it doesn't get a chance to overflow. I keep water in the top for birds to drink & bathe.