How do you drain water from the tub? Is there an adaptor for a garden hose? Thanks
387683
A garden hose adapter is provided that will allow most of the water to be drained. Once most of the spa water is drained, open the bottom drain valve on the pool floor to remove any remaining water.
1329546
There is a collar on the hose you attach to your garden hose that you need to open -- it's a valve that opens up the flow of water from the barrel. It isn't really obvious, and I kept closing it when I first attached it to the other hose. Also, since it is gravity fed, it won't push water uphill, no matter how full it is. Hope that helps!
492673
Neither. It is just a faucet adapter with an adjustable valve that allows you to lower the water flow to a steady drip. There is a stainless steel spout as shown in the picture and the rest is plastic tubing, the leak valve and the faucet adapter, which has a Y-junction and shutoff valves to allow you to still use a garden hose.
119125
not for garden hose but you can get adapters at hd or lowes to accomodate std threads for hose, use mine for a pump on a rain barrel. works great!
500500
If you mean a Garden Hose, it's not needed. The green coiled tube you see in picture is included. The free end of this tube will go in water container.
1913040
It's all flexible hoses - including the drain. The unit can be moved (a short distance) with the plumbing attached.I put hot and cold water shut-offs low in the wall where the original tub had been (like you would for a washing machine). This allows hook-up prior to sliding the thing into place.
621011
It comes with a fitting and a short clear hose for continuous draining. You can buy an adapter at Lowes or Home Depot that will slip into the clear hose and allow you to thread a garden hose onto it if you need to run the hose farther than the supplies hose allows. The adapter only costs a few dollars and is a slip fit on one end and a make hose bib thread on the other end. Take the clear hose to the store with you to make sure you get the correct slip fit size.
2040215
There is a drain plug at the bottom of the pool side. It plugs from inside, but if you have the tool it inserts on outside. This way you can drain it.
777423
The bowl has a hose that drains into the sink or in my case, the bathtub. A separate water source is required, so if you have a sprayer on your kitchen sink, you can use that. I live in an apartment that does not have a sprayer on the kitchen sink, so I hooked up a handheld showerhead and I use that for my guests! (sorry for the delay, I am just now seeing this message.)
122894
I would buy the Do It Thread Faucet Adapter. I screw the hose directly to the adapter, then screw the internal thread ( I do not know the real name for it : ) directly to my kitchen faucet. It took me a couple of tries till I got the feel of it. It works great. Now I can water plants on the deck. And I use the same method for the bathroom sink. No more filling up water containers. : )
171875
The drain is on the back and does attach to a garden hose. I used the hose initially and now just use the built in bucket. Either way this thing works great!
422022
This is a powerful drain from your pool cover you can use a long garden hose to run the water from the cover as far off from your pool are purchase the one they offer that is shorter . It will drain just as fast with a longer are shorter garden hose.
1276485
We live along the gulf coast of Florida. We attached a short piece of garden hose to the upper drain outlet. The hose drains into a 5 gallon bucket. We empty the bucket every few days when the unit is being used....before it fills up.
793830
I assume the pump can be used to water garden through the regular hose. I used the pump to drain a littleback yard pond and attached a garden hose to it for the water to be pumped out. Sorry to say the pump didnot work very long. I used it twice and it didn't work anymore.
226114
That inlet adapter shown at the top is detachable. Once you remove that piece, you can screw in a garden hose. And, that thing on the top is not an inlet, that's where the water is pumped out.
621939
It comes with a flexible drain, but I don't think you could connect anything to that. You may want to just connect some type of hose to it....if you're a "handyman" I'm sure you can do it.
1080616
You can use a hose with a fish tank drain attachment. You attach it to you sink and it reverses the flow of the water to drain. Once it only had a few gallons left we just used a pot. You can buy the sink attachment at the hardware store or a fish store. It isn't more than a couple of dollars. We used this one but there are others...http://www.amazon.com/Lees-The-Ultimate-Super-Pump/dp/B0002APT4A/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1384661468&sr;=8-5&keywords;=garden+hose+siphon