Is it possible to pour hot shower water into the reservoir e.g. with a small plastic cup, without having to detach and re-attach the mirror?
315816
My husband says yes. But you still have to remove it to drain the water. There is no drain.
315817
This is how I fill it up...with a cup. But as stated by Dental, you do need to remove and empty the water when finished. Leaving water in there puts additional weight on silicone and will eventually pull the mirror down. This happened to me after 6 months of use. I now empty it after each use.
315818
Yes it is. You need to add enough water to replace the cold water that is in it. Works great.
386818
We have a couple of bathrooms and the one we use for the moen has a detachable shower head that allows us to control water dierection. I must mention although this was a very good solution, it was short term as we had our Master bath redone with a larger stand up shower and a walk in tub. If you can afford is the BEST way to make a permenate change. For economy though the Moen was terrific.mHope this helps.Paul FredinEdmond, OKeurorep@coxnet
1858694
Technically, yes. You would have to slowly pour the hot water in at a rate equal to the draining and do so over a container large enough to hold both cups at once.
1677725
There is a pressure release valve on the top that allows the liquid to come out of the tap at the bottom. You might be able to remove that and reuse it, but I'm not sure that it would work.
1849188
The reservoir on this model is not removable. I don't know if they have any other models that might do what you want. I hope ths helps.
1520790
From what I can see - the inner and outer cups are permanently "glued" together. There are vents at the top, so you could maybe pour a liquid in - I doubt it was designed for that though.
1225650
none.The shifter handle that mounts on the wall, does it all. off/on hot/cold.You may want to remove screens and fittings from inside the showerhead, if you have hard water.
369063
The mirror comes unattached, so theoretically you could use the mirror you already have. :)
1978104
Yes you can, but I would recommend getting a longer shower arm also, so that the rainfall shower head drops the water down on you rather than shooting it at an angle out of the wall.
1474237
Yes cup can be removed for alternate mounting options. You will need to make your own bracket to complete mounting without the cup.
1565767
Not in the normal screw on way, perhaps with the suction/cup style connector, but the nozzles are not "standard" and do not easily adapt to appliances, faucet mounted water filters, etc. In fact, the fixed faucet doesn't seem to even unscrew at all - meaning the water diffuser is built in and not adjustable/removable. You can hard plumb the dishwasher under the sink/etc instead, but that's a lot of customization.
308882
Doubt it can be easily diverted. The kit comes with a replacement spout with connection for shower on top center. The main water supply to shower head is two pieces and not at all flexible.
1613628
No, not really, it only has one inlet so if you intend to use hot water it will need to be "mixed" upstream of the shower, and you won't have any control of the outlet temp.
1741919
You could, but the heating element does not heat up the water very hot (in my experience).
1514327
The unit has both internal and external thread so that it it can be screwed "on to" or "in to" the pipe coming from the wall. Of course you would have to remove the existing shower head to do so and a small (6") pair of channel locking priers will help but shouldn't be too hard to do.
1130752
Not that I can see. Your only option would be from where the water is drawn from the reservoir. There're is a valve there, but I don't know if it would be worth it. I've read the manual and it does not offer this option. You would have to rig it on your own.
1307278
Nope...but you could probably get away with cutting a hole in the cuppow to modify it, but it's intended to be a sipper without a straw.