how much water goes in the base?
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I've never measured the amount but there is a small gauge near the base where you can see the level. It doesn't require a lot to work nor do you need a hi temp burner.
1555667
About 10" The dark blue part is where you put the water so that is not a base. The whole thing is used.
2070556
The base is 15x25 1/2....The only thing that I have to say is that the faucet that comes with this sink ( If it still does) shoots out at the front of the sink and if the water comes out fast the person will get wet....
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About 3300 gallons. The water doesn't go all the way to the top. I guessed that the water was 2.5 feet deep to come up with that number. The calculation is pi (3.14) times the radius squared (7.5 feet squared = 56.25) times the depth (2.5 feet). That gives you 442 cubic feet. To get gallons you multiple that by 7.48. That comes to 3300 gallons. That takes all day to fill with a standard hose (5 gallons per minute = 300 gallons per hour)
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I have the 6 cup model. I just measured the amount of water used to fill the base to the recommended level: 10½ oz. This one's double that size, so 21 oz. more or less. Maybe more, because it's 12-14; maybe less, because the grounds absorb water and some is lost as steam.
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I can't give you an exact amount, but filling it to overflowing, then pouring a bit out seems to be pretty effective at keeping the water from expanding and pushing the two halves apart.
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I remembered it to be 1.5 gallon of water. This is the good size for me, I filled up a little over half for the container, and it lasted for 2 weeks. But this is not recommended, as the water gets dirty for that kind of length of time.
992493
About 3 gallons. They look like they'd hold more, but you really don't want to fill up the top one. When I did, I got water all over the place. By putting no more than 1/2 gal. in the top portion (after the bottom is filled), you should do just fine. I normally add more water right away if I've used a fair amount for something.
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I have the 6 cup model. I just measured the amount of water used to fill the base to the recommended level: 10 oz. This one's double that size, so 21 oz. more or less. Maybe more, because it's 12-14; maybe less, because the grounds absorb water and some is lost as steam.
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about 7 big leaves or about 13 mxed size leaves. then boil off half of the water, then top up level then continue boilng to reduce to half again then drink.
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Hello Ms. Hill, The dimensions of the base are 28 inches width x 39 inches length. If you have any further questions please contact anytime. Thank you, KO Water Games
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We put water in the base, but you could use sand if you prefer. We haven't had any issues with it deflating.
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The directions call for 1 tsp of vegetable base to 1 cup of water. Hope that helps.
2115373
We don't fill it with water as we have it float on the pools surface for the kids to play. I don't see a way to add any water to the base.
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The pump removes all water to the top of the blue base. About an inch or so remains around the base of the pump. It's done great for me so far.
689448
I believe it was around 5 gallons when we filled ours. It must be completely full.
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I don't know off hand but the previous person's answer is about accurate, "The base is .59 dia".