Can the hole on the top be selaed? or is there a plug for it? I want to use it to get reclaimed water but has to be able to be sealed.
1591627
The entry hole for rainwater is on the top - does have a white screw type lid so you can open/close. MY big problem (and I hear from others) I discovered it leaks at the bottom, so I've had to use some silicone. Also, unlike others, it is NOT under a gutter area to catch the water. That not withstanding? I have hoisted it up on a 3 ft. stand BECAUSE? No way to use the spigot to GET the water into a pail if you don't. Hope this answers MORE than you asked!!! P. D., San Ramon, No. Ca.
1591628
There is a cap for one hole....but the other hole only has a plastic screen over it for the collection of the water. The plastic screen is removable....but no cap is provided
1591629
No plug. the opening has mesh across it to prevent debris from entering. I see no way to seal the hole on the top.
28076
The only thing I can suggest is to use duct tape around any openings especially the top. It may not look pretty, but it should seal it for you. Since it is meant to be outdoors it should not leak if put together properly.
1505722
The valves have a plug but there is no hole to pump the air. Can anyone please confirm if a hole needs to be created again or did I miss something
1842802
Yes I was able because our sink already had a whole there with an empty plug. All I had to do is unscrew the empty plug and put the spout there. It also all assembleded easily. We had a small leak and to fix it we just tightened everything down more and haven't had any problems. We love how tastless our water is and have dumped our birita. Hope this helped.
1814466
When I first put mine together my concern was the water tank and the hassle of siphoning water into it. Turns out it's not hard to do. The plug for the tank is cleverly located... even if I removed it, it's unlikely the water would leak out when lifting or lowering the machine just based on the water level and the location of the hole. It's not going to leak unless something drastic happens.
1851971
There are no holes in this storage container, I think it would work well as a small garden pond. Good idea, never thought about using one or teo for that. Tks for the great idea.
2068227
I think there's a plug at the bottom to let the internal water out. You'll have to look and see if it's there. I remember looking for the same thing. The manual is not at all clear on this.
1377610
Nope you can fill before and there is no need to cover the hole. That is merely an air inlet between squeezes. No leaks.
1159737
It is not designed to be sealed shut - it is designed to be installed for use. If you wish to seal the bottle you should keep the original bottle cap and reuse it. Since our company's philosophy is to reduce, reuse, and recycle, that would be in keeping with our philosophy :-) (it also keeps your costs down). Also, the bottle will not leak if upright - unless there's a hole in the bottle. Water only flows only when inverted. One way to seal it is to use a plastic lunch bag and two rubberbands. Put the bag over the entire funnel, put one rubber band tightly near the wide end, and then tightly put the second rubber band on the bottle, under the funnel. Little, if any, water will leak out (this was tested with the bottle on it's side for over an hour).
590064
You can use the drain plug however you will have to manually empty the water after use.
186497
You can use the pump to suck the air out, but not very effectively. If you remove the plug completely, it might not be airtight when you refill it again. Mine leaked after that.
834009
The answer is NO this Clover item is a "plumb in model" there is no hole in the top for a water bottle"Economical: *Without the use of plastic bottles*, this Clover B7A saves you hundreds per year. Instead, the water comes from your existing plumbing for cleaner water and extra efficiency"
674688
Make sure you have all the air out of it when you screw the top on. I find that helps keep it from leaking.
992540
I would agreed with both of the other reviews, if you can't find the proper reservoir, a simple plug in the second hole should work, as long as it seals properly.
1992545
There isn't a hole in the top. The lid snaps onto the pail the same way it does on a large utility bucket. If you are familiar with these you know how difficult it can be to get on and off. It can't be done easily while hanging but setting it on the floor isn't good either with the nipples sticking out. With the lid off the water becomes fouled due to dust from hens scratching. I wouldn't buy another one.
2022440
This unit is for a VERY SPECIFIC model type. There are no screwholes to plug. this device has screws with little pivoting tabs on the ends. The unit is set inside the hole that fills the lower toilet. The tabs are then pivoted under the hole's porcelain lip and secured. this unit is for a one piece toilet so there are no screw holes for the normal tank sitting on top of the base that needs to be attached.
2153020
when you pull out the water compartment there will be a little black plug. Just pull it out and pour the water from this opening.