How do you open this to put bubble solution inside? Or do you just pour it into the top holes?
1435223
The entire top screws off and you fill a tank inside. Didn't have a mess with it while I played with my four year old nor with 9 month- 3 year olds. :) Good luck!
1435224
You just twist the whole top half off and pour it in there and make sure the tubes are straight in there when you put the lid back on.
2058615
There isn't a top opening, as far as I'm aware, but there is an easy way to get icy cold water into it -- despite the fact that the fill tank opening seems to have been designed by someone who's never poured water before. The trick is to get a cheap plastic watering can and ice. Make sure the watering can is the kind with a long, narrow, tapering spout, not a sprinkler at the end. Fill it at least 2/3 with ice, add water to the ice, and pour into the cooler using the rectangular hatch on the back of the unit. You're not adding ice directly to the unit, but the water that's going in is extremely cold, and it does make a difference. I have a 1-gallon can, and I fill it nearly to the brim with ice at first. The ice usually melts completely within 4-5 refills of the watering can (quicker with store-bought ice than with my kitchen freezer ice). I don't bother adding additional ice when that's gone. The initial boost of very cold water seems to do the trick. The bonus is that the long-nosed pitcher fills without spilling. I had a problem before it with other methods.
1583321
Small oil containers are often sealed frrom the manufacturer. It sounds like that is your situation. If so, you can snip the plastic tip with a pair of scissors or insert a straight pin to open the entrance. I prefer the pin method too insure the diameter of the hole isn't too large. Happy music making...
568936
If you look into the top, there should be a wide plastic tube- you can stick your finger in and ensure that the sides of the opening go straight down. That's the fill tube, or whatever they call it. Fill it with water. Then there is the very long, strawlike tube, with the flat part on the top. Put that in and push down until the bottom of that disk sits on the mouth. Then you can screw the main nozzle part on. Put a cylinder in the cup and screw the cup on.
453671
You lift the flap on the top of the unit. Then using the cup that came with it, you pour the water into. Close the flap and you are ready to go.
2159710
Very easy. You press a button and it unlatches the top and then you just pour the liquid in.
2001329
Hold it up at to the light,so you could kinda see through it and fill it up. You'll see both chambers fill up to top. Take off the sticker it will help.
1825717
No solution required. Just punch a hole in the membrane under the holes and you are set to go. Works great!
921781
It's really easy ! I use a funnel and also I poke a small hole using a bottle opener so some air can circulate while pouring. Good luck !
1154857
You have to open the top... I always use a hot pad and a 1qt pitcher to fill mine. This works out well for me... Ps I love my dragon:)
490412
The top part opens up - the limitation will be size of the hole where you add water. It should accomodate a normal size ice cube from an automatic ice maker from most freezers. But bigger than that may not fit through hole.
1584053
Another way I fill it is with my left hand I hold a finger under the bottom hole. Then I use my right hand to pour the honey in the top once I have removed the top piece.
562042
After draining the milk from the small hole, I swished hot water around inside and let that drain out the hole. Then I either used my fingernail to pry them open or just curled my finger into the large hole and pried it open. Sometimes I just washed the inside with hot water and dish soap and other times I threw them in the top rack of my dishwasher to sterilize them. Hope that helps!
171785
It is on the top you refill ,you would just pull straight up on the nozzle/cap and then pour your liquid into the opening/ plastic container.
1321142
I make sure that the 2 halves are together and fill through the hole at the top. I leave about a 1/2 inch free at the top for expansion. I let them freeze for approx. 4-6 hours.
466823
The dispenser may have sucked up full thickness soap or foam has gotten into theta air reservoir. I add the soap to the bottom line and add warm or hot water to 1/2" below the bottom line. You must not shake or create foam before adding the plunger. I mix the soap to dilute using a stick (chopstick), then add the plunger. If your top air reservoir already is filled with water and foam, you may be lucky enough to pull it open by slightly squeezing and pulling apart (with out cracking it...luck), then draining it. Reassemble and try again. Hope this works for you.
548671
The small clear panel on the top has a little lip that you pull up on to open in order to pour out the contents. The seal is not real tight so it is easy to open. It is not difficult to get the entire red top off either. Just pull from a corner and it comes off easily. I don't think you would have problems opening it. Hope this helps.