Watering Station: Does this waterer fill from the top or the bottom and need to be flipped?
174289
The water reservoir fills from the bottom but has a screw on lid with a spring activated button. Fill it with water and screw on the lid. When you turn the reservoir over it does not dispense any water until the button is pressed. This occurs when the reservoir is placed on the base and given a slight twist. When you remove the reservoir the button closes and no water spills out.
1696549
The water container has a lid, that has a tab on it. You unscrew the lid, then fill it full of water. You then screw the lid back on, making sure the tab is pushed down closed, on the lid. Then you turn it upside down, put it in the container, once it's set in, you open the tab and the water will fill the reservior.
510456
I fill mine up, let it filter to the bottom and then top it off until totally full to the line at the lid. NO PROBLEM
281734
You have to take the tank off and turn it upside down. Then unscrew lid and fill. Really no problem but two gallons is fairly heavy. I dropped the slippery wet tank and it cracked but repaired it with superglue. Unit works well. Recommended.
1254725
You have to take the clear container from the base. Then you unscrew an opening on the bottom of the clear part and holding the clear part upside down, you fill it with water. Then you screw the opening closed and flip the clear section over and it lines up with the base. It is not hard to do but has to be done after about 11 hours of use. I have been satisfied with it and I have had it for quite a few months. For an 80 year old, it may be a tough thing to do. I am younger and fairly strong. Any further info, I am happy to give you.
231357
top and bottom are both tilted for drainage, doesn't matter which way you install it. Wife and I love this niche!
1525026
Not sure what the other reviewer got but mine def has a whole for water to drain into the sink. It's on 1 side so you just flip around to whatever side of the sink you use it at.
832052
Not sure if this is what you want to know, but the pump pulls water in from the *bottom* of the unit, not the top. the pump turns on when the water level pushes the float up - after maybe about 4" of water fills the sump crock...
2051581
There is a small twist cap on the bottom of the water container. I didn't figure it out at first either... If you miss the opening you may get some water in the decorative case but just turn it over, over the base and the small amount of water will go in there. This one is by far may favorite so far, I have bought 5 of them, two of which I had to send back.
2021932
You twist off the top and fill it up from there. I generally fill it up every time I use it.
1835287
dont know probably the water keep flowing hope it waters ur yard. I anchored mine to a plywood square just so it would not move around i guess i solved the overturning problem without meaning to. Works great. Good luck w urs
1713024
It rotates by you turning the handle of the unit, but the "spout" stays fixed down. For $20 you can use it anytime you want to without hiring someone. let me add this....it's FUN to use to see what all will come out of the gutters! ha. I found a stash of peanuts hidden under leaves by a squirrel. I LOVE it!
999474
You take the water tank off and flip it upside down to fill it and replace the cap. I would consider it bottom fill.
174094
There are two separate tanks that you flip upside down, unscrew the water tight caps, and fill the tanks. It is a bit awkward because the top side has a handle to pick it up, so when it is upside down you don't have a flat surface. It sits at an angle that you have to stabilize while filling in the sink. With that said, this is the best humidifier I have purchased. It has consistent output and you don't have to refill every day unless you are running it on high.
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.
2021933
You remove it from the unit and turn it upside down. Then you remove the cap (which I find is not always easy, on the other hand I've never had a leaking problem). Fill it with tap water and replace and tighten the cap. Then replace the tank on the unit, it will not spill or leak when you turn it right side up. It's very simple and the instructions included for filling and cleaning are very clear. We used this unit in a 10x13 room all last winter on the low setting and it was excellent.
2284939
Actually, you remove the reservoir to fill it. It fills from the bottom of the reservoir. Once you remove the reservoir, you flip it upside down, then it fills from the top. My 99 year old mother who uses a walker can manage the filling in her Honeywell Cool Mist.