Can you attach a flexible shower hose (to wash the dog) to the side spout?
174932
Yes, I used a flexible shower hose. I believe that is the primary use for this type of faucet. As long as you have the right size attachement, any hose and sprayer attachement could theoretically be used.
174933
yes. standard hand shower fits. not sure about the dog. we only tested people with this device
174934
Yes you can. That is what the side spout is for. I bought a regular hand held shower head/with hose and a stick on holder for the spray head. Works like a dream.
174935
Yes,I have one on mine.Work's great.Just make you get the right fitting size.
174936
It is designed for that purpose. The length of the space for pipe going inside the faucet is shorter because of the side spout. I hope they had made the faucet that much longer to nicely keep everything on top of the tub.
1502544
Yes it does. Hose is a little short but only if you are trying to wash a really big dog in a huge shower. :)
1882991
A flexible hose extension can be attached directly to the gun. I believe the entire assembly is standard thread so interchangeability should not be a problem.
2222238
I would assume that you would do the same as if it was connected to the shower pipe. Anyway you attach the the shower head after you added Teflon tape to the ball joint assuming it has threads of course and all should be good.
1940771
Yes, it could be, but it is a horrible hose...not flexible at all as I mentioned in my critique. I would not buy this version.
922466
Check out two ways to go. Temporary or replace spout inorder to accomodate the hand held showere hose: http://www.wrightstuff.biz/haheposh.html http://www.nextag.com/tub-spout-diverter-for-handheld-shower/compare-html Robin
684803
Are you a DIYer? It may require a fitting adapter between the filter connection and your flexible hand held unit for clearance and adjustment to suit your needs. I took my filter unit and my flexible hose shower wand unit to Home Depot. They helped me decide on a correct length adapter to add between the two units. It is a compatible, threaded (both ends) white plastic adapter. If you don't do this properly, the wand handle may not allow proper vertical alignment. I'm good with mine.
760962
Yes you can, but will need an independent diverter valve on the tub to be able to toggle between shower and tub. - Prasad
849720
You have to have your own hose connected to a water source (standard exterior faucet). Only a fan shaped sprinkler head is provided to attach to your hose. Dimensions of the tub depends on the size of the unit you buy for the size of your dog. There is a drain hose supplied for the unit.
846061
Yes, sort of. The only thing that doesn't rotate is the base proper - that is screwed to the sink. The flexible hose is attached to the upper part of the base, that rotates, but the hose itself is "flexible" so it doesn't have to turn freely separate from the base. If that makes sense. Also the hose "holding arm" rotates separately from the water spout. If you are asking: can it be used behind itself, like washing the dog on the floor behind the sink I can say yes, you just have to rotate the upper base around enough so the hose isn't being pulled on at a right angle. Which is easy. But if you are using it in a normal sink config the hose will easily reach every where just by pulling it to where you want. Yes, sort of. The only thing that doesn't rotate is the base proper - that is screwed to the sink. The flexible hose is attached to the upper part of the base, that rotates, but the hose itself is "flexible" so it doesn't have to turn freely separate from the base. If that makes sense. Also the hose "holding arm" rotates separately from the water spout. If you are asking: can it be used behind itself, like washing the dog on the floor behind the sink I can say yes, you just have to rotate the upper base around enough so the hose isn't being pulled on at a right... » Read More Yes, sort of. The only thing that doesn't rotate is the base proper - that is screwed to the sink. The flexible hose is attached to the upper part of the base, that rotates, but the hose itself is "flexible" so it doesn't have to turn freely separate from the base. If that makes sense. Also the hose "holding arm" rotates separately from the water spout. If you are asking: can it be used behind itself, like washing the dog on the floor behind the sink I can say yes, you just have to rotate the upper base around enough so the hose isn't being pulled on at a right angle. Which is easy. But if you are using it in a normal sink config the hose will easily reach every where just by pulling it to where you want. « Show Less
1570861
I don't think so. I have been using it for a while but I never see the possibility to attach it to the shower.
1295530
Yes, you can attach this to a regular shower head, but you will have to turn it so it is horizontal. This is what I did on mine.
68223
Yes, this unit will reach low enough to wash the dog, assuming you have a normal shower head height.
365469
We got a hose and shower adapter included with ours. The shower adapter fits between the wall and the shower head to redirect the water to the hose. I don't know if that adapter would work on an outdoor spigot. I can tell you that our dog LOVES this shower. She used to freak out at bath time, but now she is calm and seems to love it. I think she is getting a more thorough bath and certainly a more thorough rinse afterwards.
1570858
At a hardware store, you can get a pipe extension with a side faucet that is normally for a hand-held shower hose. The connector will fit right on it, and the Waterflosser will snap right into the connector. Ask for it in the plumbing section.
602302
It's for what I'd call a garden hose. If your "shower" hose has the same fittings as a garden hose, then yes, otherwise no.
507179
no... we bought an extension hose for our outside camper shower. (It is designed for a portable shower.) we took a umbrella stand and a metal pole to anchor our shower head worked great.