At 3 weeks fluid level is very low &amp; brown wick still in fluid. Do you let bottle run dry? How low do you let fluid level get before switching refill?
914263
I would let it go another week, I usually end up with a few drops lingering in the bottle before I change it out.
1051972
I found that it worked very inconsistently. I have tempered, ground, in every conceivable way and yet I cannot get a consistent shot. Sometimes that water is too little other times nearly any water comes out and than there are times when it comes out perfect, unfortunately this seems to be the least of the outcomes. I have thrown them away and started to buy my capsules from HiLine. I love my Inissia and wish there was a way to have a refill situation. I really like being able to refill and use my own coffee. Good luck to you.
2266554
Hey...same thing happened to me. Shake it to 'fluff up' the down. Puff it w your hand too. I did that for about 10 min. Mine ended up expanding. Mine is actually too warm for me. I have to run the heat down 4-5 degrees more than I used to.. but then I don't want to get out of bed in the am. Good luck w it...should be fine. Morrison
1927904
Mine seem to last about 9 months between changes. The plastic grid in front of the wick seems to melt away by this time and I think it dries the wick out, causing it not to work well anymore.
46567
YEP! I've been doing it for a week now. Just don't do citrus.. I use only Young Living (I won't get into an argument about purity here, but I am quite certain of the purity of my oils) - I filled the bottle with water, then added 10 drops of EO, then shake it before each time that you fill the atomizer. Works WONDERFULLY. I was the one walking around Convention this week, using it - I bet I sold 100 of them. :)
1105277
I never really timed it because I would fill and heat when I got on the job, but I think it was less than 20 minutes. Refilling and heating during the day seamed quicker, maybe because I took a break. Heating and re-heating did not slow my progress. Just be cautious opening when refilling.
1480572
Hi C23, how did u finally resolve this issue, or did U?I see others suggested the foam inside was likely impeding the flow into the reservoir. I see 1 person took it out, added oil, then put it back in - a good idea as I think its needed to prevent oil from outflowing too fast... Hope u found a solution!
1019801
Hello,I had the same question. It takes a while for the liquid in the bottle to go down. If the bottle starts to get warm after being plugged in, it should be working. I have noticed that if you plug it in in a room with the door open, it takes much longer for the bottle to go down. If you close the door to the room, it will go down faster.Good luck!
1528094
Mine came filled and the flame is adjustable with a "D" handle that swings down when you flip it open with a fingernail.Like most refillables, you need to use a very small screwdriver (pushing in on the valve in center of bottom) to make sure it is completely empty before you try to fill it, otherwise, it won't fill completely.Use a good (multiple-filtered) grade of butane (like Vector).These are usually good for 6-8 refills before the igniter mechanism jams. Ive had 10 or 12 over the years.
23276
Make sure you give the bottle a good shake before pouring, (it helps to keep the fluid a consistent density). If you're the only one using the bottle I'd try using the cap as a serving, (it's what I do). Just make sure you give the cap a little rinse with water after taking your daily serving to keep it from getting too sticky or gunky. I've used this stuff since it was called "Sea Silver" & have loved it. Hope you are as benefited by it as I've been.
738238
A couple of questions:How old is your bottle?? Often you can get "material" in the various seals which can affect the closure seals. Please check out the bite nipple and clean because you can have some serious "science" experiments.How full do you fill your bottle??I found a little bit of air space stops any possible leaks. I often flip my bottle over and shake it vigorously because you have water in the straw that needs to be drained to ensure minimal leaking.The main thing is that the Camelback bottles will not be as watertight as a screwed top without any drinking straw. I wouldn't trust my bottles if they were on their side without a bit of leakage...Good luck A couple of questions:How old is your bottle?? Often you can get "material" in the various seals which can affect the closure seals. Please check out the bite nipple and clean because you can have some serious "science" experiments.How full do you fill your bottle??I found a little bit of air space stops any possible leaks. I often flip my bottle over and shake it vigorously because you have water in the straw that needs to be drained to ensure minimal leaking.The main thing is that the Camelback bottles will not be as watertight as a screwed top... » Read More A couple of questions:How old is your bottle?? Often you can get "material" in the various seals which can affect the closure seals. Please check out the bite nipple and clean because you can have some serious "science" experiments.How full do you fill your bottle??I found a little bit of air space stops any possible leaks. I often flip my bottle over and shake it vigorously because you have water in the straw that needs to be drained to ensure minimal leaking.The main thing is that the Camelback bottles will not be as watertight as a screwed top without any drinking straw. I wouldn't trust my bottles if they were on their side without a bit of leakage...Good luck « Show Less
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I haven't had a problem with this. The bottle is usually empty, or very nearly empty, when I go to refill it. I just unscrew it and refill, but I'm always refilling with the same thing, my foundation makeup. The pressure isn't really powerful. I wouldn't think it would squirt out when you went to unscrew it, even if it was quite full. Hope this helps.
2117019
Same here. I bought this yesterday, filled with tap water as high as the MAX water line, put some salt before going to bed. It never actually vaporized, even though I added salt again. This morning I added even more salt, and I got neither steam nor sputtering.I think it's been about 4 big fat pinches of (Redmond Real Salt) salt so far... I'm afraid of adding more in case it damages the vaporizer.Ugh, I'm so tired, I keep waking up at night with a stuffed dry bloody nose.
2050729
Sorry if I'm wasting your time but thought I'd share my thoughts. I've only had mine a month & haven't noticed any drying to test this out. however, because it doesn't dry out I'd guess it's not water based & couldn't absorb the water. I think a better bet would be to try adding a little oil. I think I'd try baby oil first.
1104832
System has auto off when water level is low. Best way is to refill before each usage. Tank is large and should last all night.
1210003
There is a mist immediately. Even on low it is a significant mist. Also if you use a 24 oz bottle it lasts for 12hours
238740
Thanks.I should have updated this. We've been using less water and have been much happier with the results.\Anyone who is less than 100% satisfied should experiment a bit :-).-jpr