Does the head/watering rose thing disassemble in case it clogs? I use a rain barrel and submersible pump and definitely need to be able to do that.
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The black part on the top does come off, but it does not disassemble further than that. Depending on what is clogging it, you may be able to just rinse it out or you may have to pull pieces out with a pliers, but you should be able to clean it without too much hassle.
38578
Yes, the rose unscrews from the end of the wand. It uses a regular hose fitting, so you can replace any of the parts, for example, if you wanted to use a finer rose.
772790
Yes! One head is in place and the other hooks at the top and can be taken out to be hand-held. You can turn the knob to allow water to come out of both heads at the same same. Hope that helps!
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No, if you mean at the hose bib. It just shuts off water going into the wand. There is still water in the hose that will flow if you separate the two.
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OK; So from your question I gather you want to know if once the garden hose is attached to the Fish Cleaning Table's faucet you can just turn the water on/off via the sink faucet without turning the garden hose faucet on/off. If I'm understanding this correctly then the answer is a definite YES. Once you attach your garden hose to the Fish Cleaning table faucet connection you don't have to bother again with your house hose faucet until you're ready to turn off all water and disconnect the garden hose from the table's faucet. You will need either a very large bucket to sit underneath the sink drain OR another way for the water to be diverted away from your feet while using the sink. We use a bucket at this time but I'm looking for a suitable flexible tubing/pipe that I can attach that will also be easy to remove for diverting the water as it flows into the drain. My husband truly loves this table and gets many compliments on it and it's functionablility. One of the best things I've ever gotten him! Hope this helps answer your question...=))
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Yes it comes off. I use it for watering flowers in the front yard. Sometimes I have to fill it up during the summer when it hasn't rained. I would not use it for drinking water, I don't think that it would be safe. I have had mine for 4 yrs and had to seal around the spout, otherwise no problems.
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mine was just the head...The red & blue part... I used mine in a wand I already had... The 1000 is a great soft watering system...
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I do not take it apart. I mix a small amount of bleach with hot water and soak the top completely. This kills everything.
899346
Nope, it's just a pump, sucks water up and sprays it through its nozzles. I have had a 100% success rate over several batches. Easiest thing ever. Cut the very bottom of the basket off so the new roots don't get caught and so you can reuse the baskets.
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No, that would require something like a flow or pressure switch, suppose you could rig something up. We use it for taking water from rain barrels. As long as you don't leave it running too long with the nozzle closed it seems OK with short periods of blocked flow. The pump could empty a rain barrel quickly, but it can only flow as much as the opening (nozzle) will allow. Smaller opening-higher pressure, bigger opening-lower pressure, unblocked discharge-high flow and low pressure.
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I had one that did that. return it asap! It can't be fixed. I've had three. One failed the second time I used it, doing what yours is doing. The other sheared open along a 4 foot length of hose and the water poured out there. The only one I've had that has lasted is the one made by Rumford. The other two were useless!
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I have never taken the top apart. Mine has gotten wet (damp) as I wash it, but there was never an issue with it. I have not submerged the top in water, only washed with a damp cloth.
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It comes apart easily. The top is just a cover that sits over the pump to hold the water bottle up. The pump is held in place with little suction cups so you can pull it up and clean under it which I recommend because the dog/cat hair get up under there.
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You have to leave the nozzle open to let it drain out, it will shrink back if it drains, maybe not as much as it look on the ad. I you have high water pressure it may burst the hose one of mine did in the front of my house (higher pressure there). Also keep it out of the sun when not using. I love the convenience but was disappointed when one hose popped.
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The head can be removed from the hose - the hose slides over a nipple on the head and then is held in place by a collar that screws over the connection onto the head (similar to how the replacement hose would be attached to a pump). To remove the head unscrew the collar and work the hose loose from its connection with the head.
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Hi Elizabeth! When the barrel is full, it flows out a slot located in the front of the barrel on the "underside" of the lip. (if the hose clips at 1o'clock, the slot is at 6oclock.) You can re-direct the water flowing out of this slot with a rope stuck in the slot, then guided to another bucket, or else it just dribbles down the front of the Urn (no huge splash zone.) I have really liked this design, I have three of them around my house!
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It could be clogged...did you check all pathways? I've honestly never had that problem. It's similar to a vacuum, so I'd imagine it gets gunked up.
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You do NOT have to take it apart to add water. I just fill a pitcher with water and pour it in. You can even use a coffee cup, fill it with water to add to the fountain. But I recommend cleaning it daily (wiping around the rim) and then once a week take apart and give it a good washing