Can these be connected to the tap instead of water containers?
212861
No, they have very small width tubing. Also, I found these were difficult to use. I now use the similar waterers to which you attach an inverted water bottle or wine bottle.
212862
No, they can't be connected to a water tap; they are meant to slowly siphon water from a larger vessel.
212863
They must draw the water from a container placed next to the plant. I used three for a large plant and upon my return from a five week vacation found that they would have been effictive twice that long.
907354
No, they are not. The only thing you could do is to adjust the outlet of the tap so that the water flowing from the bucket to the nipples would be less. But that probably isn't what you want. I'm extremely happy with my watering device. The chickens love it and they seem to get enough water.
2025503
I would suggest you look at this website http://santevia.com for manufacturers information. To answer your question though, you can use tap water in this picture.
2055381
I think you can connect to both unless you have some special requirement on the ice maker, such as minimum pressure. I used to have a whole house RO system which fed two faucets and the fridge, so I'm using the existing hoses to the other two taps, and put the new system under the kitchen sink. So I'm feeding all 3 places. Seems to work fine! On installing, the only problem I had was me not shoving the hoses into their quick connect fittings deep enough to make the o-ring. So I battled leaks until I pushed them in more firmly.
953998
They can be only used with the Brita Soft Squeeze Bottle. It attaches to the top of the bottles nipple.
1120840
Not exactly. They do come with plastic tube connectors that you can connect them to each other. You may be able to wrap the line and slip the connector tube over.
1741603
Yes but I would not buy them again...had troubles with leaks from bottom. Might have been user error since you have to screw on bottom tightly.
1331349
I am not sure. I suppose you could but I don't think you could get enough water in the bottom. You might end up boiling the ones on the bottom. Does that make sence?
1314782
You should be able to connect to any water source. May have to hook to hot and cold washer connections and put a coupler where you could control the temperature of the water.
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Kevin, this will work to connect the tap, but I am not sure about that filter?? Nanc http://www.amazon.com/LDR-509-5175-25-Foot-Connector/dp/B004CR4OBS/ref=pd_sim_hi_15?ie=UTF8&refRID=1DA252FS9NFQN88E3MF1
525028
Yes you can use tap water but depending on where you live some water supplies are full of iron, etc...so you may have to de scale it more often with white vinegar.....If you have filitered water I would definitely use that.
1835505
I don't know why not. They are made of solid brass - same stuff plumbing fixtures are made of.
1566881
I don't think so. These have specific threads which look much larger than those on a soda stream canister. Doesn't seem cost effective even if they did work.
1262726
They are plastic so I'm sure you can. They come with a hole through the thicker end already.
492198
NO, Not directly. it would require some sort of an adapter. The threads are much finer than a garden hose connection . the threads are fine like the threads on a shower head or the supply pipe for a shower head.
2235046
We only use distilled water. Do not know if regular tap water will work... we are on a well and might be too hard for the machine.
622853
Any drip system should be connected to the water main via a pressure reducer (available in the same department by various manufacturers like Rainbird). Attachments to the 1/2" tubing are done by poking an 1/8" hole with a simple hand tool (punch) available for this purpose, same department. Now you can attach these drippers directly or via 1/4" OD plastic hose and appropriate adapters (again, look around in the department for dripping systems and parts).