Anybody had any experience with what happens if a lady happens to forget and drops a you-know-what into the holding tank?
1494098
Not good. One of my family members dropped one of those plastic tooth pic/dental floss things down the sink. When i pumped, it got lodged in pump impeller. Had to take apart but cleared it and still works. After that i Bought a clear back flush attachment and am vigilent in watching what comes out and listening to pump for change in sound. Gross, but effective.
1494099
I have had that happen. It took care of most of it, but I did have to open the pump and remove some string, etc from the blade. It was not fun, but not difficult to do.
1494100
if its pretty large you should be able to see it if you get a clear drain attachment to add to the receptacle, and add the pump to this. you'll be able to see all things in this technique. if you find something flowing, shut off the pump, shut off the valve and you will just have a minimal mess, compared to a large mess. i found my son's toothbrush this way. lol I don't think it was an accident to drop the toothbrush, into the drain. it requires too many steps. one day his children will put toothbrushes into the RV drain, and he too, will know what can do.
1494101
Sorry, I can't help you with that one, but I'd be inclined to say it's time to attach the regular dump hose and save your pump!!!
1494102
I haven't had that unfortunate experience. My Flojet has worked pretty well. It should grind up most non-solid stuff. Long fibers might be a problem.I learned to tip the Flojet up during the last rinse, after I found small amounts of non digested seeds and grit at the bottom of the dump hose. There might be some small fibers or hair left on the cutters.Definitely not a real pleasant task!
627055
@ Sherri G, this is an ADH policy. Read the terms and conditions closer, under Optional Coverages where it states that ADH policies do cover drops and spills."subject to the exclusions listed in the WHAT IS NOT COVERED section except for the following: repairs or damage resulting from dropping the Product, liquid, or in connection with screen breakageare covered under this ADH Coverage benefit. "I hope that helps
1094610
You can either leave it attached to use next time, or remove it and let the contents come out...just make sure you are pointing it away from you if you unscrew the can.
920209
there is a cheap in the rear side of tanks similar to what you can find in credit cards with two round pads. In order to reset the cheap you need to short circuit these pads by a conductor for example a forceps.
1298162
I can't imagine such a thing. She must be allowing the siphon tube to often get out of the water as she cleans the tank. I squeeze mine a few times to get it started, then it would siphon until all the waterin the tank is gone if I didn't remove it on purpose. The tube MUST stay under the water for it to work.
521233
No, you may loose a drop but no running down the side. I do have this happen a very small amount when I fill it from empty
1679121
My unit fell off the back of a Ford Expedition onto pavement. It landed on the head. It just dinged the head with a little scratch and the tank was just fine. I use every day since and it works great. I don't think it's fragile or it would have been "toast" when it fell earlier.
1237182
Pretty much!!! I've dropped in tube and accidentally slung out of pocket to scrunch up my face knowing it was a goner,.. But in tact.
2258747
OK -- I just bought and used mine and this question is a god one because I just had the entire tank fall off the base and start spilling gross brown water all over. The way it happened was flush, but the machine should be designed to prevent an accident like this. I was seriously horrified. It is going back to Costco tomorrow.
1920567
This was a gift so I really have no idea but I would shake the bottle rigorously and see what happens. You can also just google that question and see what comes up.
399595
It would last you a bit over a month. It does me and I almost never forget to take it. I even turn it upside down to get the very last drop. Hope this helps.
463724
No need to worry - there may be a droplet of water or two left, but nothing to bother with. You can always dodge water when you're messing with butter ;)
1230800
No! Only remove the tank if you cannot handle it as one piece. I removed mine because I am a woman and did not think I could lift and place it in one piece. This is very easy to work with and can reuse it if you have a problem in the future,I will never use anything else again.You will love it.
268147
No that is the best feature. You have to squeeze a know before the liquid is released. I haven't had not one mishap.
1788871
No. The drop is not inserted in the bottle because it is sealed VERY tightly with a plastic wrap. However, when you take the bottle out of package don't throw it away because the drop is wrapped inside ANOTHER seal at the bottom of the package. I hope this has answered your question. :-) Have a blessed day!
2234235
Have had no problem. I empty after using and leave lid open a little while.
2213590
yup. it will leak down but i've left mine in the gun for as long as a week with very little leakage. i agree with fstedd, best to use it all in one session.