Do you add water to this warmer and if so where?
1329073
No you do not add water you wet the towels then ring them out & roll them up damp in the towel warmer .
1329074
No, you do not have to add water - what you do is wet your towels, (you may add some aromatherapy drops for good smell, since this warmer stinks...) wring the towels well to get the access water out, then use them.
1329075
No, as with most caddies you put in wet towels and they stay steamed. there is a water tray to collect condensation on the bottom you dump out as needed during the day.
1329076
No, you do not add water. Just wet the towels, but make sure they are not dripping.
1329077
No, you wet the towels, wring them out, then put them in cabinet. Remember to empty the drawer underneath that collects the condensation so that it doesn't overflow.
1329078
There is NO NEED to add water to the unit. Simply wet your towels and wring out excess water, then place them in the heated unit. When you turn the unit off you will need to empty the water which has collected in the tray directly underneath the door. You will also need to thoroughly wipe away water which collects inside the unit.
1219786
No, there is no way to put water in the speaker. There is already water in them and you shouldn't need to add any more.
635022
I get mine a little wet. wrap in towel put it in for about 3 to 5 mins or longer if you want it hotter.
197188
Put the heater in a bucket and then submerge the bucket in whatever is holding the water you are heating up. Hope this helps.
1726381
you add hot/boiling water to this teapot. It just acts as a vessel for brewing the tea and should not be used to heat water in.
1987005
Be careful putting water on top. I did it but you have to make sure there's water on it all the time. Same rules as a stove apply here.
1950434
To heat up water in? You could but I don't think it'd work well, it's double walled so no heat will be directly applied to it's content.
226252
no, there is a holder that sits on the warming tray for the three warmers. It gets very warm and I actually had to remove a plastic servinng utensil that was inside one of the warmers with food because it started to melt, great product for the money.
1890725
According to what I just read in the instructions, it says to put either warm or cold water in the spa. I just received mine and just waiting for it to heat up as I type this. :D
801204
I have heard that some people warm it up by putting the container in hot water. I got mine in the summer so it was liquid. I just transfered it to another container.
1086986
You have to get a wax tin to put in the warmer. Do not put wax directly into the warmer
18419
Probably. I never tried to just heat water and I have since given it away. Sorry
870560
The warmer is installed on the existing surface wall. You can connect with a nearby outlet with a plug but best if hardwired.
2115435
I believe there in instructions on how to do this included. We currently just pour water in as needed. We are pleased with this product!
1149161
I didn't see a warmer button. It has a tube that sucks the water in from the bottom and sprays it over a large "strainer" at the top, which is where the grounds go. The water then drips back down.
2212906
You could mount a mixing valve in another location and supply whatever temperature water you wanted to the hot side. Best bet is to not buy this at all. I was not very impressed with mine and ended up going to an alternative route.
1110269
None. You heat the water and put the hot water in another vessel and put the tea there.