what exactly does a water wiggler do?
1276603
Because it's a continuous tube, it slips through your hands when you try to hold/squeeze it.
1276604
I bought a wiggler when I was down in FL and my grandson (5 at the time) loved it. It wiggles and slips through your fingers and is hard to catch and made both grandsons laugh alot! The older one even slept with it. He called it a pickle! He has gone through several (eventually would leak out!) and they can be a bit pricey for what your getting. It was a simple, you don't have to assemble and it made them laugh! Grandmothers dream!!
1892698
Wrings out 90 % of the water. Remember it is arm power not an electric motor. Different fabrics retain water differently so some you cannot wring anymore water from with your hands.
619466
Yes it only goes one way and should work with water flowing. Ive noticed sometimes it takes alot of water to activate it
378249
It's a switch that floats. When water level rises to a point it turns the pump on. When level drops the floating switch turns off the pump
605004
Yes, it moves around so you can aim it in a different direction. I've had mine for a while and it does take some getting used to with the water pressure being less but when I saw the almost $10 it had cut my water bill by....I was perfectly happy with it!
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Best I can tell it would be because you can turn it any way to spray. The thing about it that I like is that the little wire type jigger can be used stop and start the water without using the faucet knobs. This make washing dishes easier as once you get the water the temperature you want you can just turn that part up and down to stop and start the water and not have to turn off the faucet and re-adjust the temp. It does adjust from steady stream to spray by pulling the spray nozzle up and down. And it does swivel.
1474226
As far as I know that is what I call the "jiggler" because it does Jiggle when the pressure is built up.Hope this helps.
108305
This device is only an accumulator. You still need a pump to generate pressure in the system. Think of this as a balloon that stores a small amount of water under pressure. It will help smooth out any pulsations in the water as the pump runs and by storing some water it also reduces the number of times that the pump cycles because it will lengthen the interval between pump operations.
1624687
It is a squeeze trigger and you use it sparingly. Actually, I prefer to use water rather than the Bona solution, but use that sparingly also.
1499597
it uses the pressure of the incoming water to create a vacuum that flushes, whichever button/lever you use. There is no tank of water, thus, if the water is turned off, it will not flush...that is normal.
2149599
It operates the seat...makes the water squirt (front or back) and controls the temperature for the seat and the water
1045475
It has a water repository at the front/bottom and once you use the already made ice, it brings up more water to create additional water. I love this machine, and my kids love it even more. They find it amusing to watch water go up and become ice. Hope this helps. Steve
1609444
The whole wand screws onto a garden hose. You either screw it on or off for use. I wouldn't use it to water flowers because of the pressure.
1646286
It creates waves. But if it is aimed at or is close enough to the top, it breaks the water tension oxygenating the water. If you're wanting oxygenation and water movement, get a powerhead that has a venturri.
2154753
Basically it diverts the flow into the sistern or rain barrel until it fills up, then the water flows down the spout. I have installed two, you just have to ensure you have the right angle on the hose that connects to the sistern/rain barrel so that the diverter knows when it's full. The directions are pretty easy to follow.
29982
Yes it does, just like you see in the picture, a basic energy saver one, which you can also twist to different positions to set it at the intensity of water flow you like.
513530
You control when it is on. You also control the direction and the volume of water good deal.