Does the tray underneath have holes for water to run out into the sink or does it collect water for you to dump manually?
1525024
There is a slot to allow water to drain out. I generally hang the open area over the sink for drainage so water does not get on the counter and I tilt it to make sure all water is drained. When using with double sink, I leave in sink but tilt it slightly to ensure drainage after all dishes are washed. Hope this helps.
1525025
No holes. If you're putting it in your sink you don't need to use the tray. The tray would used to protect your countertop from getting wet if set outside the sink. It's a good product - I recommend!
1525026
Not sure what the other reviewer got but mine def has a whole for water to drain into the sink. It's on 1 side so you just flip around to whatever side of the sink you use it at.
1525027
Well, there's a slit on one end, but the tray isn't slanted. So you would still have to manually lift it to dump the water out. Convenient nonetheless. I have a small double sink and put mine directly in one side so there's no need for the tray. Hope that makes sense!
1525028
The tray does not have holes and I do not use it. I place the rack directly into the sink. The size is perfect for an RV and I could not find this anywere else.
1525029
Hi,yes there is a hole at one side of the tray and it is enough and never water is collected .I have put mine on the counter beside the sink from that part that has hole.Don't hesitate ,this is the best you can find ,you yourself should try to see what I mean.
1098800
The water catcher is the bottom tray which slides out very easily to drain the water in the sink. Actually, both trays can slide out and they are easy to slide back in. I like mine very much.
1667111
there is no reservoir, that's the beauty of this kind of humidifier. no stagnant water sitting in a tray. the water enters from the top, cascades through the filter and discharges via a flexible plastic hose at the bottom. you need to have a floor in reasonable proximity to the unit. at least in the same room.
190372
No, it doesn't, but it's easy to dump. Older models have a drain hole with a hose.
518805
Hmm is a drip trap. When you run the streamer water will drip to the tray you will notice the Joggle on the tray that's the area the water gets captured. Unless it's s substantial amount. I how that helps.
1586961
It does have an area at the bottom where excess water can filter into. No water has ever leaked out of my two pots. It is sealed up all the way around.
937406
Yes, the steam and some water is released into the drip tray after each cycle. There is a small round button with a silver top and red sides that sits in the back left corner of the drip tray. As the tray fills with water, the button rises and reveals the red as an indicator showing the tray needs to be emptied. I empty each day after a few cycles since the indicator, although a very nice feature, it is too full for me when I see it.
704067
It mostly drains by itself. The base is tilted so that the water drains away from the highest point (silverware tray). However, at the base the opening is only in the middle and so a tiny bit of water can accumulate on either side of the drainage opening. I tip it a bit from left to right if I see water sitting there. To me it's not a big deal.
518803
Good Question. At first I was afraid I did something wrong, but that is the purpose of the tray. Some water and coffee will automatically go into the tray.
1751754
Yes this maxhinegri DS the coffee and the grounds are stored in a cup for disposal.And yes there is a water drip tray that holds the excess water to be emptied later.....thx Jack
804775
The water drains straight down through the side opening. I am attaching additional PVC to route the flow into a flowerbed instead of directly down into my rocks below. I wish it came with an elongated attachment hose but I think the sink is very functional and neat.
1199742
I suppose so. The tray is loose hard plastic, and easy to rinse out, if you wish. I don't find that it collects water.
1386032
No. It has a plastic piece that lays on top and let's water in if it is outside and it rains. I had to go back and by the tight fitting lid that acts as a holder when you need to move the trays. The good lid is part of the "360" system.
346758
It depends on the size of the sink. depends on the drainage. the stainless steel bottom has no drainage through it. the drainage comes from the sides where the water runs off the side. you would need a double sink, one for the tray and one for drainage off the side. Personally I don't think this would work well on a sink.
1286359
Yes, it has 4 drain holes. There are two ridges at the bottom of the tray with openings at both ends. Water will easily drain.
134620
Fits under the cabinet on the counter, but you have to pull unit out from under to remove the top to fill with water.
430856
I think that's more of a personal habit question. I use this for my electric toothbrush head, my flosser, and my tongue cleaner. I tap all of them on the edge of the sink to get excess water off (just have always done this) and then hang them up. I haven't seen any water pooling underneath. I actually love this little holder as it keeps my stuff up and out of the way of the counter.