does this evacuate and dispense fluids
169587
This will evacuate any fluid;master cylinder brake fluid, engine oil, power steering reservoir, differential fluids, transfer case fluids etc. It will not dispense anything-you pour your waste from the container itself to the recycler, or to another container. It pours out well and is made to do so.
1548567
Not sure I understand the question. There is an attachment that allows you to controllably pull in liquid and dispense the desired amount.
1860839
Yes. This diverter directs water flow to either spray heads or both at the same time.
1621579
The unit empties with air pressure. You pressurize the unit and fluid comes out a seperate drain hose.
1896525
Yes it does. It comes out at the bottom. This is what it should do though so it doesn't back up in the vent pipe and cause a fire. It's designed to little critters out of the vent. I love it.
1896523
Yes it does. It comes out at the bottom. This is what it should do though so it doesn't back up in the vent pipe and cause a fire. It's designed tolittle critters out of the vent. I love it.
74662
I don't think you must evacuate, but it may be a good idea. The odor is quite strong. I wet out for a short walk after spraying.
1814150
No. But it will still pump fluid out of the bottle. Just don't tip it over. :)
1089440
No. The water and debris are discharged together. Everything it picks up goes to the internal tanks and they fully discharge out the larger diameter discharge hose when it automatically switches tanks.(Later addition: I had not used the bag since I always want to discharge even the smallest bottom debris.)
1809703
No, you push a button on the right side of the window and the product dispenses on the bottom. Note, the button is mechanical. When you push it, something on the inside moves to dispense the can. Also, I have had to put the unit on a small tray since the condensation from the unit spills out and will ruin anything made of wood that it sits on. Since putting it on a tray, no more spills, all the water stays in the tray.
1306777
More or less. I've noticed it collects some in the filters, but I think what it mostly does is blow it off the floor and walls out into circulation where it's filtered by your primary pump/filter.
1349630
No. It has an attachment that allows a hose to drain the unit into the sink or sump or wherever. It is gravity activated
419668
Yes. It has a rubber stopper to hold and empty water easily. However, it is quite large so make sure your counter can accommodate.
1903277
That is correct. It has a trigger to allow you to stop the flow and restart it as you please. And it can be locked to prevent accidental discharges.
2127082
Yes it does. The rubber O-ring that seats between the top to the bottom effectively eliminates loss of fluid.
1001337
no, it does not, but you can easily empty the holding tank at botom in a regular comode. Has a 3 inch side cap that is use for this purpose.
197853
No. It doesn't. If it fails to activate call the H2O company. They are efficient.