I'm going on vacation for 6 days can I leave it on the entire time I am gone? Is it safe?
1592114
I would not. Leaving it on for that long would likely cause the plates to fail.
1592115
I wouldn't leave it on for 6 days unless you have a real problem with oder. If you have a timer, you may think about letting it run for 10 or 12 hours. This unit is real strong.
1984985
I don't think leaving it attached 24/7 would hurt it any. The way I have mine set up I do have take it off because the power cord runs over a walkway but I don't think leaving it on all the time would be a bad thing ...just read the instructions carefully but I didn't see anything about that .awesome light
1207028
Yes...but the longest it stays turned on is 30 minutes....it is relaxing once you find your personal setting. Have had it for a while...no problems
1939791
No, you Can leave on. You Can swich off if you don`t use the poder station for a long time
1415291
I do not see an issue with leaving the heat tape on. It would be no different than if you were there. It is thermostatically controlled. Hope this helps you out.
130299
That all depends on the ambient temperature and how much product is inside. But I think you are safe for at least 24 hours.
2242195
I may not be the best test case for this but I can say it lasted me the entire week on vacation and had 20% of the battery life left after 7 days. I probably used it much less than the average user so I am sure your results will vary depending on usage. I would guess it would last at least the entire day under normal use.
1537555
You can leave it in as long as needed. The light will change color when the battery is fully charged. However, once it is fully charged, it should be removed because overcharging can damage the battery and shorten its life.
1686531
I honestly suggest that you should not leave it there overnight so it will not over charge the battery itself. thanks
1557736
No problem to leave on charge a day or so, but overnight is MORE than sufficient. I would not purposely leave on charge for more than 8 hours, but doing so every once in awhile is fine. I purchased additional batteries, BUT I bought those with even more power for better life.
1821488
I have answered this before (It is very easy, just unscrew the top) I felt compelled to add to this question. I caution all to read the instructions..if & when you go on vacation & will be gone longer than 10 days, it is recommended you remove the filter & empty the water while gone..once you return, reload the filter & flush it once again (I didn't flush it for the recommended time because I felt I had already done so when setting up for the 1st use & I had been using it for awhile)
1660775
No, I would not want to take it on vacation. The quality of this "video camera" is so horrible that you can't even tell what's happening. It's a cheap toy and can easily be broken if dropped. The answer is: No.
832138
I wouldn't recommend leaving it out for long periods of time, maybe no more then a week. If I know that the kids aren't going to be on it I'll roll it up right after they're done to keep from being lazy about doing it that works for me!
714206
I would not recommend leaving it on. Towels do dry out overnight, I have experienced this when I accidently left it on when working at spas. Then you can risk fire if they get too dried out. Plus you will shorten the life of the unit. It hears up in about 15 minutes with warm towels to start and if you use ice cold water to wet your towels give it 30 minutes tops.
1679403
I don't know that I would leave anything running 24/7 but don't see why you couldn't. What I did was get a timer so it would go on and off regularly without any effort on my part. That way it can run at the most important times for four hours three times a day.
417871
I'm hesitant to answer given it's a question of a fire hazard but I can say that I leave mine on, 24 hours a day, in my small walk-in closet even when I'm away for 4 months at a time.
1940143
I have not left it on if I am gone, however the heat element does turn on and off automatically according to whatthe thermostat is set for. I think you would probably be ok.