I have a large whirlpoll tub, how many minutes does it take to fill, what is the g/m rate?
1617299
Not sure. Only because we are having trouble with water pressure in our new home. With good pressure I don't think it would be long.
1617300
that will depend entirely on the PSI. However our pressure tank is 40-60 psi range and it will take approximately 10 mins to fill above the jets on ours.The quality of this is very good.
1499962
The first few times the filter is ran, you should expect about 12 hours for the basin to fill. After that, we average between 6-8. They do sell a high flow top filter for $15 from their main website and it is worth the extra cash. Good luck!
1022759
It would take quite some time to fill a tub with this spout. It is designed for a sink.
1099944
It should take 10 min. or so. It really depends on a lot of factors. Search youtube there are lots of instructional videos.
1052120
I filled up the whole container minus a little so there was room for the steam to build. As for the wait time, it took about 12 minutes before I got any real power. Unfortunately, you only get about a 3 seconds spritz before you have to wait another 3 minutes for enough steam to build back up.
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Dear Friend, I have this item, but have not ran it long enough to give first hand info on this part. HOWEVER, much research including reading the Owners Manual & other peoples reviews, leads me to believe appx 8 hours is a good estimate. Seems like if you run a light load, you might stretch it to almost 10 hours. This is for a 20 lbs. Tank. I have based my back-up supply on 8 hours and have decided to be happy for any minutes I get past that mark. Good luck, R2
908766
I'm a professional laundress and press using this system 8 to 10 hours a day. I only use Distilled water so there will be no calcium build up in boiler unit. If you do this you never have to drain or clean and it will last so much longer. To speed the time to press after filler with water- use the hottest water available ( I actually have a big pot of water on the stove simmering during my pressing time to add when the water runs out).
780794
pump presure and i have the pump model 633t which is surposed to be enough gallons per hour. also the vacume net inside the vacume is already falling apart and we only had it since april 25th
1329918
I would agree that it's around an hour. It works well, but it does work well, but doesn't quite flow as fast as advertised.
788575
i'd say about a gallon per hour under a load, mine was stolen before i had a chance to use it much
354197
Hello Raz, Thank you for your question. I am replying in less than one hour, after business hours, to expedite your request. Actually it does not matter how many bathrooms your home has. What matters is how many points of use that you will use at the same time. So to determine whether this or any tankless heater will work, just add up the total water flow rate in gallons per minute ("GPM") of all your points of use. A shower flow rate can range from 1.5 to 2.5 GPM. A bathroom sink: 0.75 GPM. A clothes washer: 3 to 4 GPM. So, if you expect only to have one shower and one sink running at the same time, this will give you at least 105F hot water, if your incoming cold water temp is above about 55F. Please let me know if I can assist you further. Kind Regards, Ross Kelson GadgetsGo P.S. If you have found my answer helpful, please prefer us when you purchase. You will continue to get priceless service after the sale.
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at least an hour -- that's all i've tried. i must admit i use it for an unintended purpose: grinding foam rubber for model railroad scenery purposes in lieu of buying commercial product. i just got it & am still learning how full to fill, what setting, how long, etc. it seems a good machine, and ought to be quite satisfactory for its intended use. ajs
108866
If you let the reserve tank actually drain, it takes about 2 hours to fill again. The only time we drain, is when the filters are changed.
211210
This may be more heater than you're looking for....I believe there is also a 5.5KW model which might be better suited to a smaller tub. With this unit, my 1,000 gallon hot tub heats at a rate of about +4F/hour. So if it starts at 70F, it will take roughly 7 hours to get to 100F.
108245
I don't know the exact per minute rate but a 5 minute shower used approximately 2 1/2 Gallons of water ...I took a five minute shower and used half of the contents of a 5 gallon bucket of warm water. Jim K
2162142
This obviously depends on the diameter of the siphon hose.... I have a 5/8" internal diameter hose and often siphon gas from a 5 gal can into my boat. I estimate it takes about 4 minutes.
1237044
Sorry I don't know the exact amount but it takes about 10-15 minutes to fill up with my hose. I would say about 130 gallons if you only go to the fill line. I did not have any issues with the side caving in after you get about 5 inches of water in it. So plan on staying near very close to the pool for the first 5 minutes of filling.