What if you only want one section to soak? Is there an easy way to shut off the others?
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I only water my tomato garden with the soaker, so I cut it down to the size needed. I have a leader hose that leads up to it, so only the tomato bed gets watered. At the spigot I put a splitter. The soaking hose is attached to one "outlet" and to the other outlet is a regular hose I use for uses like filling up a watering can, etc. If I misunderstood your question, feel free to ask again.
1696400
It depends on how you set it up. I have mine hooked up to a splitter ... There are three channels and I can water 1/3 of the garden at a time which helps with water pressure. But you need to purchase that separately.
1696401
On first thought, no. This system is really a not very easy to use or very effective. If you want to soak one area it would require a separate line. The only way it would be possible would be if only the first or first and second areas were what you wanted to soak in which case you could put a cut off valve (if you can find one that fits this size, which is smaller than conventional) and stop the water from going further. In my opinion not a very effective system at all, at least not for my needs, though I could see it working in a containter situation if you were willing to put in the work to set it up. On first thought, no. This system is really a not very easy to use or very effective. If you want to soak one area it would require a separate line. The only way it would be possible would be if only the first or first and second areas were what you wanted to soak in which case you could put a cut off valve (if you can find one that fits this size, which is smaller than conventional) and stop the water from going further. In my opinion not a very effective system at all, at least not for my needs, though I could see it working in a containter situation if you were willing to put in the work... » Read More On first thought, no. This system is really a not very easy to use or very effective. If you want to soak one area it would require a separate line. The only way it would be possible would be if only the first or first and second areas were what you wanted to soak in which case you could put a cut off valve (if you can find one that fits this size, which is smaller than conventional) and stop the water from going further. In my opinion not a very effective system at all, at least not for my needs, though I could see it working in a containter situation if you were willing to put in the work to set it up. « Show Less
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I don't think so - I've not seen a diverter/cut off switch. Since these connectors screw on and off by hand, it wouldn't be a lot of work to keep an end cap handy, and put the high water section first. Then you could change the connection at the end of the first soaker tube to the end cap to end the water run.
581977
The tools cleaned up good for me with just hot water and Dawn dish soap as long as you do not let it dry out first. It does not work well to let a section dry and then do a connecting section as it shines more with each layer so you can see the overlapping mark.
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One setting is for 'pause' and is explained in the instructions. The showerhead will only dribble out at this setting, and not shut off. Apparently this is required by plumbing codes that only the main faucet handle should totally shut off water flow.
1372337
You can disconnect the one tube so you can pump only one if you want (although I've found a manual pump is a lot easier to use while nursing at the same time!)
691194
Lift the lever to turn on the water. Push it to the left for hot and to the right for cold. Shuts off completely with nearly no effort. I'm getting 2 more for my other bathrooms, I love this so much!
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If you want to shut off recommend just buying a simple water timer you can get a any home improvement store. You can have it run for hours and it shuts off automatically. Works like a charm for me.
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Yes we can. We just push the little button on our faucet head back down and the water goes through the faucet head instead or just shut off the water on both taps. I LOVE this shower head unit. Was exactly what I was looking for and does exactly what I need it to do.
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You can turn it off! Or adjust the pressure to make it very subtle. But yes, you can turn it off separately.
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As far as I know you can only flush one way & if you elected to use the touch less way, that is it. Just change the batteries.
519051
I believe you can un 2 lines off the unit. It is best to take a long run and split it into two shorter runs.
298746
All independent and or add more than one fan on the controller. Yes you can turn it off
1121873
No, the heads cannot be shut off to run just one, both are always on. You can adjust the spray settings individually, but neither head has an off setting.
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no there is not, a design flaw, but for the money paid, not an issue. We used a large bucket and I just placed the head in the bucket while I soaped up. I am used to the on off turn off like one in our RV. This work around was sufficient for my needs considering I could not shower in my home...we were truly blessed to find this!!
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Having been a user of cloth diapers, I can understand how important this could be. But, this device does not have an off setting. (Sometimes a little bit of powder on the diaper itself helps resist sticking.) Amazon does have a decent selection of options, like: Danco 89171 Shut-Off Shower Valve, Chrome. Hope this offers an optional direction for your search.
12548
No, only at the base. You can change how the water comes out of the head, but not turn it off.
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You can soak it off completely. It takes a little longer, but it can be soaked off.
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The easiest way is to turn on the dishwasher and start a cycle which will let the water out before it starts a new cycle, then turn it off. According to the manual, a small amount of water collecting at the bottom of the dishwasher is normal, but if it seems like too much, this would probably be the best way. The other way might be to remove the lower shelf and let a towel sop it up, but my first recommendation would likely be simpler.