Question to people who own this, when you pour a glass and hold it up to the light, are there hundreds of tiny bubbles that disappear eventually?
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Never paid attention to that detail, but I also have their maximum filtrete on my kitchen sink where I get all my drinking water from.
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Not in our home. I wouldn't worry. It sounds like you have air being sucked into the line...check your plumbing connections.
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Those tiny bubbles are often just from air in the filter when first started. Eventually they should disappear. If they RETURN much later, after they have disappeared, then perhaps you need to get a new filter, because tiny bubbles late in its use MIGHT indicate problems with the filtering process. But in the beginning, particularly if you didn't run the water about 5 minutes after inserting the filter, those bubbles are simply air being forced through the new filter system.
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No fade in a couple months, yet. Looks like the temp sensitive feature is baked into the glazing. It's a novelty, not a scientific instrument. It seems to be high quality stuff, as it looks like real china.Can't you just rinse it out by hand?
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Initially the bubbles show up but with use they seem to diminish as the phone settles into the case and molds itself. All of them have not disappeared but so minimal that you don't notice them. My guess is they will eventually go away.
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What an interesting question! Lots of drinks leave films, even wine. =) I don't really know what clings to the glass.
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There is a small dimple on the bottom of the glass, but it doesn't go all the way up the bubble. If you put them in the dishwasher there may be a small amount of water that stays in the dimple. It's easy enough to wipe out with a dish towel or paper towel though.
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It has a built in bubble stone and LED light combo. So you attach a hose to an air pump and get plentiful bubbles rising :D
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My unit does mist and does not bubble. Might want to contact the manufacturer on this one. When you find out please let us know. Good luck.
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I didn't get any bubble when i used the screen protector. Actually, took some pain... I cleaned the glass with spray available for cleaning computer screen and then put on the screen protector starting from one side and observing that no bubbles are formed. Once it is there, in case any bubble is there, smoothen it till one of the nearest edges. The bubble will go away.
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Hi yes that happens you also get bubbles in the line. I used it for a little less than a month and then I got an error reading.
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No there are no bubbles that I can see. There is a buzzing sound and waves in the water. I have found that it works well and use it for dentures and eye glasses.
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Also, my light burnt out and I haven't replaced it, but I keep the tank in a very well lit room, right by big windows, and the plants grow a lot. The filter is a problem - it's very strong for my fish and some of the plants have come up, but I wrapped a little bag around the bubbler and that's made it better.
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The answer is NO. As a proud owner........they don't seem to work that well......few bubbles, etc.
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Mine did not do that. When I had mine at the lowest setting it barely bubbled up from the spout. However I always keep a towel under mine just in case.
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Sure, I haven't tried it, but anything glass would work well. And that's great idea to make the glass a little safer. I'd recommend watching a YouTube video on how the full time guys do it, as they have tricks to keep bubbles out.Nathanwww.wework180s.com
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I will test one and let you know of the results.Edit: It will make the edges rise and cause bubbles.
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IF you unplug it from the wall it will just bubble or you dont have to have the bubbles you can just use it as a light :) i have one
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I have attached the Light to the top of the Dome light not the plastic defused or clear bottom glass. It has not caused any problems.