Can warm water be used? I am sensitive to cold water.
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Waterpik recommends using warm (not hot) water, and after using the device for two months, I agree -- much more pleasant that way. Squirt water down your sink drain for the first few seconds after starting it up because it will be cold until the fresh warm water gets through the line.
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I live in a frigid part of Pennsylvania and I have never experienced a jolt of cold water before the warm water comes out. In fact, I have changed the temperature setting from cold to warm in the middle of the wash cycle and it is immediately warm.
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As far as I know yes, but my water only comes out a certain temp here, I have no control on how cold it gets.
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It says that you can. I have had the cold water line turned off for other reasons when chaning it, so I can't say for sure, but think that you would have very little spillage while changing it.
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I never poor the water in the pot until I'm ready to make coffee. However, I never use hot water. The instructions say to use cold.
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Hello, I really don't know but what I can tell you is that as long as you don't use hot water or very cold water while using the machine, you should be good.
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Answer here...water is under 185F, but i even could not feel hot when i touch outside, just little warm.
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I have not had any issue with using it in cold water. I switch off between warm and cold.
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It can but I believe the warm water sprays more steam . It's a great littleSteamer though :-)
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I use filtered water from my fridge, heat in microwavable Pyrex measure cup then allow to cool to 'lukewarm' before using.
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Yes, move the lever left for hot water and right for cold water. We've had this installed for 4 years now and still love it.
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If you attach at the hose bib you can only use cold water. There's a plug at the bottom of shower valve where you could attach a hose bib.
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you can try but it is easier with warm water to mix it but cold water will be ok.
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In my experience, you don't really need hot water. So little water is used that you usually just get room temperature water from both the hot and cold, and that is not uncomfortable. If you really want hot water you need to find some compatible tubing to extend the tubing that comes with the kit.
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I have never tried with cold water. Although, I would think that after some time soaking in water they would be soft enough. Right out of the pack they are crunchy, you could definitely use warm water but the soaking time may be more lengthy. I do not follow the directions, I use enough for one serving and pour hot water over them, cover and let stand until they are soft (about 6 minutes). Hope this helps! Let me know how it works if you decide to try it.
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We've used cold and warm water. It mixes a lot better when the water is warm.
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No it wont feel warm. It has an automatic thermostat that will only come on as needed to keep the water from freezing. I just replaced the one i bought 8 years ago. I hope this one , which is the same brand, lasts as long