How/where does this drain? Does it sit on a counter or in a bathtub?
1616398
This is a bit large for sitting on a counter. I put it on the floor and put a plastic tub under the spout. If you look closely at the photo you can see the spout under the colorful design on the machine.
2141021
We leave it in one side of our sink. We use to drain vegetables fresh from the garden, as well as allowing the Ninja to dry after washing. It looks good enough to be part of the sink.
2007434
The drain itself is in the center, but under the drain/under the tub there is a flexible tube that can be routed under the tub wherever you want it.
1514441
It is designed for the kitchen sink. The legs sit on the middle divider and the part with the seat sits on my sink side and part of counter. My grandson just graduated to the big tub and I actually took the seat out of this tub and he sits in it in my tub. He sits up really well but not in water. Best money I ever spent.
1341028
The 1 1'2" drain is in the center bottom of the tub and can be routed out the side and then to a drain connection
649428
Hello, on the top ledge where the faucet goes there is a "soap" holder on each side of the faucet (maybe 3" x 8"). On the tub floor there is just an integrated drain hole and a smooth tapered bottom to this drain hole.
648270
The drain is in the middle of the sink, so there is a slight gradation down, but not like a bathtub that will have everything drain. Water doesn't pool, but food particles do. I find that I have to regularly wipe the sink bottom to clear any bits of food that settle after rinsing dishes. I'm still happy with the sink as there is so much space ... but with more space, there is more wiping!
535550
This tub does not have a drain. We bucket ours out till it's light enough to dump if the water gets dirty.
2141022
I don't keep it on the counter. The beauty of it is it fits perfectly in one side of my sink (as shown in the picture) and I use it all day for light dish washing and also put fruit and veggies in it to drain after rinsing them.
2012961
There is no drain as it isn't required. In terms of cleaning its very easy you just have to wipe it out after using it just like you would do with a fridge. Now if you don't look after it that's another story.
1275041
It's on the back along the right edge (if you're looking at the unit from the back) about midway up. It is recessed and the flexible drain tube could probably be curved to facilitate running the drain tube down the back or the side. I use the reservoir instead of the drainage tube since it's front loaded and easy to access. I've been very happy with these units.
1525024
There is a slot to allow water to drain out. I generally hang the open area over the sink for drainage so water does not get on the counter and I tilt it to make sure all water is drained. When using with double sink, I leave in sink but tilt it slightly to ensure drainage after all dishes are washed. Hope this helps.
1188746
Nope. The drain is located below the green seat, so you'd have to take the seat out to drain it. I lift my LO out and rinse her in the shower; then I just flip tub over to drain it. It's a vey comfy tub, however. LO loves it If you're looking for an easy to drain one, I definitely recommend the 4moms, also sold by Amazon. I have one at my mother's house, the drain is located at LO's feet. It really depends on your bathing situation. If you bathe LO in shower or tub, the easiest way to drain is flipping the tub over after you've finished bathing and dressing LO. This really is a comfy tub, and my LO's favorite.
2278688
There is no drain. It is fabric with beads inside so the water does not stay inside.
1557881
It drains very well. I use it in the shower and have no problem. Be sure to put it where the shower will not be hitting it all the time, however.
694148
My bonded and licensed plumbers installed the unit OUTSIDE of the actual shower - and that has been the general recommendation for its installation. It has a drain pan it sits in and the drain pan should be routed to the outside of the house - for those very rare occasions the unit has to be flushed. The steam outlet is routed to the inside of the shower room.
1719594
It is a cachepot - but there is a plug in the drain - so you can take the plug out if you want it to drain. But the bottom holds about 2-3" of water as the drain is an inverted funnel.. that's as best I can describe it. it has a reservoir. I filled the bottom with rocks - to weigh it down as I was afraid it would get top heavy. especially the tall ones that I have.