Need this for dog bath. Will it do the job?
761161
Water heats well only if the flow is very slow. for my dishwasher it is perfect.
761162
This unit produces a mildly warm water source from a cold water source. The water is not hot and will slow down your flow.
761163
30 amps from your braker box, and it will warm the water at 1/2 - 3/4 a gallon a minute, i use it for replacing water in fish tanks in an out building, slow but it beats carrying buckets from the house, as far as preasured warm water to rinse the pet?, i dont think so.
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D S glembin' s idea (posted here) on how to position tub might work well and would b nice during winter time. However, I would still be worried about bathroom getting dirty from doggies shaking off water from their fur, the bigger the dog, the worse.
588470
It works ok. I use it in my bathroom and it does the job. I'm not sure it would keep up with the open door on the dog house though.
1984716
Yes, but it's a bit of a waste. I mix a little water with the rinse. By doing so, it applies easier for me. According to direction the rinse may be left on the dog, but I have yet to try that. Love the scent!
938908
I used it for my 10yr. Old Cocker Spaniel. I bathed him 4 times and he is fine now and I still have some left.
174933
yes. standard hand shower fits. not sure about the dog. we only tested people with this device
2162730
yes it will wet the dog. I don't think it is ment to be used as a training device.
267481
yes, worked great. However, as you know, sometimes you have to just clean it with water and soap. These wipes are like the ones for babies but for dogs:)I typically use them for that and also to clean the paws each time my dog comes from outside. even, when I know its about the time for me to bath her, I would use couple of these around the whole body and it gives me an extra couple of days!!!
279809
I'm not sure about pets? But I have used it in my showers. It is very gentle and I like the way it leaves me and the shower smelling fresh. I would dilute it according to your dog's size. About the same as laundrly. 2 Oz to a full load of wash. In the shower I use about 2 - 3 drops on my poof.
675102
I really have no idea. I do know I've never had a problem and I have used it on two different labrador retrievers for over 6 years. My dog at the word of "bath" immediately goes to "his" bathroom and jumps in the tub and waits for his bath. I use a hand held sprayer & he gets totally wet, shampooed and rinsed well. He loves his bath & I love the fragrance.
283987
I use it for dog baths to collect pet hair. I use it only on occasion and have had no issues. They work very well and have shown no wear problems.
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If the sides of the bath are flat on the top, it will work. In other words, not fluted or curvy on the top, or higher on the ends. It needs to make contact with the edges of the bath all the way around.
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I'm sure it would. You have to depress a button for water to come out of the head of the pet shower. It does have a clip that you can move under the button to have continuous water flow when rinsing the dog or you can use your thumb to get water. We love ours - no mess, no fuss.
2217314
I suppose it would work okay but I think it would be awkward because of the long handle. You can buy short handled versions that may be better for cleaning the tub.
2034451
It's is like a scrub brush. I would not recommend using it on a tub as it could scratch the surface. It is for stairs or upholstery cleaning which it works great on stairs especially if there is heavy traffic areas.
1071388
Well.... it is fabulous for my 35 pound dog.... for the big guy.... 94 pounds..... you can do it but you get water all over.... it's ok for spot watching but for an all over bath.... it's a mess!!! :) I do LOVE the dog bath but better for a smaller dog! :)
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That depends on the temperature of the water going into the heater. If it's hot outside it would probably produce warm enough water for a comfortable bath, but it can only do so much with very cold water going into it. I run two inline, and that is plenty for my shower (and my dogs) in the winter (10-30 degrees F). If you can afford it, two in line is the way to go for something like a shower. One is good for hand washing/doing dishes in my opinion, but not enough when it comes to the volume of water rinsing off dogs requires.