Can you unscrew the top so you can fill it in with like a spoon or a funnel? In other words, can I use it without the squeeze station?
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I can't remember if it would work without the squeez station but it was so hard to clean it was not worth it even with the squeeze station
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Yes, the sippy top (orange part) unscrews and you can fill with a funnel- the opening isn't real wide.
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Yes, it comes with a screw top for filling and cleaning. I use a spoon to fill it which is a little messy but a funnel would work great. This also fills at the top. Some of the filling station ones fill on the bottom and can unfortunately open for a total mess. This is very convenient and I have had no mishaps.
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I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting food dry in it before they clean them? I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting... » Read More I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting food dry in it before they clean them? « Show Less
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Cover the bottom hole with your finger and then unscrew and remove the top assembly. Fill with honey or syrup, leaving a little room for the plunger and rod when you screw the top back on. The plunger will push your finger out of the way as it seats in the bottom hole. I've had my honey dispenser for over ten years and this way of filling works for me.
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Hi Misha. We got this feeder a few months ago. The thimble-sized top, with the ring in it, is actually a bolt that holds the cap onto the top of the feeder. So grab that top knob and unscrew it. Then you can pull the cap off and fill the feeder.
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Have you tried the pressurized portafilter? That doesn't need tampering. Just level it with your finger without compacting it and you're good to go. The bottomless is a little tricky to use at first.
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I have used it plenty without a funnel, I just use a spoon. But a funnel can be helpful too.
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I have never used the Infantino Fresh Squeezed Station but theses have the same tip that store bought ones have so unless there is something different about those tips I imagine they would. These do have a bottom opening unlike the Infanntino and if you put them upside down in a cup they are really easy to fill so unless you already have the fill station I wouldn't get it if you only plan to use these.
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You can refill from the top. Just remove the pump head and pour in the soap liquid
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You can't remove it. You have to open the top all the way to fill. I use the decanter but using the faucet hose I think would be fine.
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Just lift the pump out and pour it from the top. A small funnel might help.
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This reads very strange but I think I know what you mean. It is a top fill, a standard kitchen funnel will do if you want to use a funnel to fill it.
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The squeeze handle does not have a lock function. The pot filler arm is the best option for continuous flow.
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I'm not sure - I filled mine from the atomizer bottom. The top is on tight and I don't want to try to unscrew it. You might want to look at the other ones on the site.
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Unfortunately no. The feeding mechanism is through a sraw like cap which has to be unscrewed in order to fill the tank. There is no way to fill the tank from the top.
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No, you do not HAVE to take the lid off to pour the contents, but you can do that if you would like. There are two separate spouts in the lid for pouring: an open area and a slotted area, used for straining. We use our pitcher mostly for tea, but water could definitely be used in this, too.
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The pepper I buy has a shaker opening on one side of the cap and a pouring opening on the other. If yours doesn't, use the smallest of the standard set of kitchen funnels to "widen" the opening you're pouring into. In dire circumstances when you have no small funnels, make an open ended cone out of foil to act as a funnel.
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You do indeed need to unscrew the top to drink. My three adult children and I like it so much that we usually end up downing the entire contents in a few swigs, so that has not been an issue. No more forcing myself to take in my water requirements a sip at a time.
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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.