Do the sides lean in while filling
1389963
Yes, they do. Its almost scary at first, but as the pool fills, the sides raise up until it is full. Its like having a a big sack of water inside a frame.
2062311
Haven't used it that way, but they look very secure and like they would not leak if sealed as they come. That said, the pump to get the water out couldn''t obviously be used in that position. How would you access the water? They would be so heavy when full that you couldn't realistically lay them down or right them after they were filled. Filling while on its side empty, you couldn't fill completely... Hope this helps.
329061
Yes, just be sure to keep them from tipping over while filling and add maybe a minute to your cook time.
1011415
Yes they do....on one side. You can have them face inward if you don't want to see them.
420632
Mine are not flat. They have a bit of a dip towards the middle. And I have never had any food roll off
440047
Yes, the sides DO bulge, but not badly, and only when I fill it to the very top. I make a very dense, no-yeast, seed bread in it called Life Changing Bread I found at My New Roots online. Just recently, the little tabs on the bottom have all broken off. I know it's cuz I use them for handles to flip the pan to get the bread out, but I thought that's what the tabs were for. Still, I really like the pan. :)
2088700
Either side can face your knees, RPM, your choice. Personally, I put the waffle side in; either choice woks, though.
1002237
On the side. You typically have to have your arrows cut for your draw length, then install the inserts.
2201341
Yes it does, with a limited fill. You will need to refill or replace them but not right away.
999475
No, you remove the tank and fill from the bottom. There's a useful handle on the top but not on the bottoms which I find very annoying. It's hard to hold while filling.
1100523
yes! do not pour food or liquid above the fill line which is basically where the bottom of the lid will rest once closed.
2251396
the back looks the same as the front when you turn it around. so you fill the front then turn it around and fill the back slots. Hope this helps
723150
No, but they are very easy to fill. It comes with instructions, I filled 15 in about 10 minutes.
2238646
I think the most important part is to leave that last inch or so empty when filling them, I've frozen them both on their side and upright and only had one issue with one I filled a little too much (but it was frozen before popping open so I had no mess, just a warning to be careful)
350211
No insert at the bottom. I found them too large to use for groceries, which is what I bought them for, because of their too wide shape. I wouldn't buy them again and am just using them to give away to people.
1601755
Yes, they tuck in underneath. Perfectly flat on the bottom. I use it as a serving tray too.
1225091
Yes they come out relatively easily. You don't have to pull both out to get one side or the other.