Does the water have to be warm, or can you use room temperature water?
879784
I would recommend using warm water... just so that it feels slightly warm to the touch. If the water is too warm, it will be a profoundly unpleasant sensation and, if too cold, you will suffer in kind.
879785
With distilled water (recommended) room temperature is fine, but water that is warmed up feels better and probably loosens a little bit more mucus. I heat for 30 seconds in a microwave.
879786
Use Distilled water, room temperature seems fine to me. They recommend against tap water I believe:"Each packet is precisely measured to mix with 8 oz (240 ml) of lukewarm distilled or previously bottled water."
879787
I highly recommend warming the water first. Using cold water can be very uncomfortable.
299919
use warm or hot water, see this video demonstration: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqY_JtJazyw
1356459
You can but you may be left with some clumps. It's best even to use slightly warm water, even room temperature water would probably work.
233780
It keeps water at room temperature if it's cold out. I would be cautious about using hot water though. Best to use a thermos.
742723
No you do not have to heat water. I just use water that is room temperature. This is a fantastic bread machine. I bought it as gifts also and all love it!!
721348
I simply soak in enough hot water to cover overnight. Some people bring water to a boil, then strain when it cools. Either way works.
175373
You use hot water from your tap. The hottest you can. That's it. It doesn't maintain the temperature, it's not heated.
347126
I guess you could put warm water in instead of cold. I have never tried that, but should work the same.
160378
My water stays cold or room temp. Never ever warm. You may want to call about that.
468143
Won't be too hot to drink, but well enough as a hot drink. Even you place simple cold water on it, it will turn to warm temperature.
178150
Yes, there is a panel in the heater where you can adjust the temperature to your needs. If your house is big, install a recirculating motor which will give you hot water instantly. You may disable the motor when hot water is not needed.
1077229
I usually start with hot water, but the thing will heat water and keep it at a nice temp. I like it hot, not tepid, and it does the trick.
463206
I only tried warm water (not hot) because it contains plastic parts. for the warm water, I feel 5-6 hours it can keep the temperature. of course it is related to the environment temperature and how warm the water you input also.
122956
No, you have to use hot water ... I can tell you that this machine is great . I have a cleaning business and we are using this carpet extractor for small spaces and work like a big machine
851564
Yes. There has to be a little movement in the water to distribute the warmer water. I have water plus some white vineger in my footbath which I change every 3 sessions. So i turn on the footbath, without bubbles, turn on the heat button, and in 10-15 minutes the water is hot-and if you leave the heater on, it gets really hot! I have a little place set up in my bathroom with a chair, towels, foot creams, clippers, reading glasses! I turn bath on, tidy up my house for the nite, and by that time it is nice and hot. Then I bring my book and a drink, and sit for an hour in the bath. If it cools too much, I turn heater back on for a bit. I had 2 other footbaths that did NOT heat up the water or keep it hot as was advertised. This does it all. Love it!
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That depends entirely on what the air temperature is. Remember, this is just a plastic bag of warm water. The warmer the evening is, the longer the water will stay warm. You can touch the bag with your hand and determine if it's still warm.
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i used cold water. i have not every had a problem with mine. i'm hot natured and have hot fl she's. i have had and problem. i'm sorry u r