Why does liquid leak out of the bowl? What can I do??
17581
I've never experienced this problem with mine. I just make sure I don't exceed the "MAX FILL" line.
1979408
As with other posters, we've never had an issue with ours leaking and have been using it for many years. Sounds like a defect, or like it may have been cracked by dropping/dishwasher/etc.
1192567
maybe it has different threads? or is it leaking?if it's just leaking use Teflon tape. if it's the threads, home depot might have thread adapters.
2052182
It sounds like you are filling it too full with water or beans. I make almond or coconut milk, or combined both, but only fill the water up to the first line...no further. Never had a problem with water spilling out. Hope this helps you.
689944
I am not sure because I don't have this issue, but my only thought is that you have the valve to the hose open at all times. I don't think the product is made to keep pressure at all times. That would explain the constant leaking as well as the fact that it leaks more when you flush (due to the additional water pressure). I would try turning off the hose where it meets up with the toilet tank and if that doesn't solve it, then you should see about getting that piece replaced.
1018280
I have two cats, and some water spills out whenever they drink from the bowl. I put a plastic placement under the bowl.
912529
Yes ours is leaking also, what have you tried? My husband thinks he needs to tork the screws tighter. Wanted me to see if anyone else had this problem and how they fixed it.
1111423
I have never had that problem. Probably filling the drinking area too full. What I do is fill the drinking area first and when the water is halfway up the filtering area I stop filling the drinking area. Then I fill the water bottle up to full and put on. That should work. The drinking bowl shouldn't fill up any more with water. When you get through the drinking bowl should only be about 1/2 full.
1418854
Leaking could be that the tanks are not sitting right. Take them off and place them back in again making sure it is sitting in right.
442014
Mine did not leak. If yours is leaking, it's probably a manufacturer's defect and you should return it.
57313
No. The only time that I had a problem with that was when I tripped and spilled it myself.. I like the bowl so much that I just bought another for the little Chi that I just adopted. Good luck and I hope that you like it as much as I have.Linda
761664
You may have a defective tank. Mine screwed in tight to the tank and there is no leak
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.
426962
It leaks pretty bad after a while, and it should say "collapsing" dog bowl because thats what it does rather than being collapsible,which would imply it collapsed when you wanted it to. Check out the telescopic silicone type bowls. They weigh a bit more but by far are the better bet.
1890779
There is a bubble in the middle of the dish that keeps it rotating in the bowl. There really isn't a whirlpool. The main issue I have is how high the water level gets inside the bowl.
2251964
Just start from one side and work your way around the bowl until you hear a snap ..... That should tightly seal the bowl close
27919
I just went through this issue as well, with the New and Improved filters...as Special Etc mentioned, it was because I hadn't pushed down on the filter enough to create a seal. I could actually see water leaking out the bottom, in addition to it pouring out the 4 holes. After pulling it out, re-inserting it and pushing it down hard, it sat much better and the filtering was back to normal again.