To where should I fill the water?
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I cannot remember, but it said on the box to use like 3 cups of water or so. What I do is I place the egg poachers in the pan and fill the water level until they start to float, then pour a tiny bit out until the poachers no longer float (as they are seated on the metal instead) Make sense? It's better to use too much water than not enough, because it protects your pan. Obviously, the more water you have in there though, the longer it will take it to boil. Probably what we SHOULD do is measure out the correct amount of water and then etch the pan with a line of our own..... I hope this answers your question. If not let me know. I cannot remember, but it said on the box to use like 3 cups of water or so. What I do is I place the egg poachers in the pan and fill the water level until they start to float, then pour a tiny bit out until the poachers no longer float (as they are seated on the metal instead) Make sense? It's better to use too much water than not enough, because it protects your pan. Obviously, the more water you have in there though, the longer it will take it to boil. Probably what we SHOULD do is measure out the correct amount of water and then etch the pan with a line of our own..... I hope this... » Read More I cannot remember, but it said on the box to use like 3 cups of water or so. What I do is I place the egg poachers in the pan and fill the water level until they start to float, then pour a tiny bit out until the poachers no longer float (as they are seated on the metal instead) Make sense? It's better to use too much water than not enough, because it protects your pan. Obviously, the more water you have in there though, the longer it will take it to boil. Probably what we SHOULD do is measure out the correct amount of water and then etch the pan with a line of our own..... I hope this answers your question. If not let me know. « Show Less
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I agree with Grub. Consider this, only enough water is required to last through the cooking process, which is only minutes. It is the steam that cooks, not the water. Note that the water can splash up into the cups if not all cups are in place. I have found that my best results come when all cups are in place and contain an egg.
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You twist off the top and fill it up from there. I generally fill it up every time I use it.
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You have to fill it up yourself with either water or sand I believe - it was purchased for my daughter.
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There is a white tab on the top front pull it forward and fill the water there.
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Pull the water holding tank off the unit, remove the cap on the bottom of the tank and fill with water. It is not a top-filling unit.
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It is easy as 1,2,3.In order to fill this unit with water, you would need:* to lift the top half up, and set it aside* pour water in to the lower half (water tank)* put the top half back on the tankEnjoy.
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You have to carry the reservoir to the sink. The opening for the water is at the base.
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To fill you use a garden hose and adapters in a filler kit. Attach one end to the faucet (either an outside faucet with the hose coming through a window, or inside sink using an adapter) and the other to the supplied adapter in that you then screw on to the fill attachment on top of the waterbed. I put in a bottle of the conditioner before I fill so it will be disbursed better within the waterbed.
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Yep, fill it up from the top. The opening is a little small but manageable. It's easy to overfill though since you can't see the bottle.
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Look at the very back where you see the yellow pipe looking thing, this is where the water goes. There is a tank there that you can take out to fill up in the swimming pool or you can leave it in and fill up with a hose.
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Hi there :) I just looked in order to estimate. A half-inch from top of aquarium is where the max line is on mine, so that's where I would fill it to. Minimum is 3/4 inch from top of aquarium.
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On the bottom, near a corner, there's a pull out stopper. I drain mine with a length of hose though to direct water where I want it.
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Just unscrew the bottom and fill with water. I've bought around 6 of these for our hot Texas weather. :)
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You can fill it up either way, just make sure you keep an eye on the gauge and slow down when almost full, kind of hard to move when full though, I just fill it with a five gallon tank and make a few trips.
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I would put it at the furthest location, then you cover all bases. You're not wasting anything by going to the furthest point but a little gas for the hot water.
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This has a water source located at the rear of the machine. It is removable for easy fill.
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Thanks; it's going into a small tabletop waterfall and the space for the pump is limited. This will work. Thanks!mc