Can a child put water in the water tank and have it go into the mixing module?
808932
Yes you can, my son loves doing it. The water does leak out a bit, but it does not bother him.
808933
Possibly. We only used dried pinto beans in it for concrete. But it worked really well with the beans. It's a wonderful toy!
808934
They can put water in the tank but it would spill out of some parts and it would probably take a long time to dry out. We used rice and lots of pieces slid right back out immediately.
808935
We ave not attempted that yet, but we have used beads,small pastas,dried beans,but never water. I thinks it would be fine,but have not done it thus far. When we do we will let you know how it went!
808936
I'm not sure about water. It might leak out of the seams. If you read all the questions on this one, it looks like no one has put water in it yet. Someone suggested sand, rice or birdseed.
2077424
Yes, Just make sure the water container is vented to allow air in when water comes out. They will hit it until they get their fill.
2115435
I believe there in instructions on how to do this included. We currently just pour water in as needed. We are pleased with this product!
1363222
It has a plug that you can empty the water into, but not a removable tank. You just need to place a container under it. It's not a problem at all.
561859
I'm sure you can, as she is all plastic, but I would worry about her getting water in the joints and molding. I would think "sponge baths" would be fine but submerging would create problems. She really is a girl!
366457
Correction! Actually I got curious last night and played with this for a while. The coffe maker does circulate water. The blender is water proof and twirls water. Looks pretty cool. Yet I'd be concerned about water getting into the motor. Not sure if it would be strong enough for joghurt, but definitely not for baking ingredients. The mixer might be strong enough to mix joghurt. I'd be more concerned how to clean the little cracks and spaces making sure the toys stay sanitary for your kids. I won't tell my daughter to use anything else but toy food for now;) Overall this is one of the best and most used toys for the past year!
1657252
it is just a tank with a air valve to fill with air. and a 3/4 or 1inch inlet for water. You would have to put your own pressure gauge. you can put it in line with the water inlet pipe!
1298796
I haven't tried that, but as long as it is mixed well I think you could. I have only put water in mine and I love it.
43242
Yes, it is kinda different because you actually have to suck on the cup to get the liquid out. A child should b able to do this. My 12 month old can drink out of this cup, but he turned it upside down and it spilled out. I don't know if I didn't put it together right or if I got a faulty cup.
524567
My 1 year old enjoyed it other than the water squirting in his face (which can be turned off), but until they fix the design flaw that allows water in the air chamber, I cannot recommend this product. See my review for more information.
10749
It goes in the tank and mixed with the water (make sure to put the water in first), the side slot can also be used but it will not as effective
1817987
Yes. As long as the liquid is not too hot. Then a teacher can help once in awhile. My 5 yo can do it.
1478745
Yes, its ok to pour into the reservoir tank. When up to operating temperature - the expansion of the heated fluid will freely circulate everything and the slightly improved pressure will create a vacuum.
598500
What we did for our three and four year olds is to use it with water on both sides. Otherwise, they mix it and it is kind of a mess!!!
641706
You can or you can not. My husband and I let it soak in the existing tank water for a bit before putting it in. This allows some of the good bacteria from the water to mix into the filter before hand.
2083357
I don't see why not...but I worry he won't be able to get ENOUGH water? I would try it out for a couple of days and see how he adjusts to drinking water out of this.
739858
Yes you can; providing the water tank (which is VERY heavy when full of water) is placed on something higher than the highest shelf. It's a gravity feed system- there are no "pumps".