Can this bottle be squished in order to expelled air and pull in water the ought a filter?
1539393
This bottle can be squished a little, but this particular bottle is not intended for that purpose. I hope this helps you out. Good luck.
263557
I would say that yes you should provided that it (the water bottle) has hooks or something to hold it in place. Hope that helps
579513
No the bottle has a large lid top with a filter included. The water jugs from water dispensers just wouldn't work
2156467
Yes- no problem. I have a liter water bottle with spout on top and it holds hit as sides are soft. The weight of a full bottle of liquid strains the zipper a bit, but fits fine.
1785298
The short answer is YES it will work as a gravity filter but using pressure or squeezing will assist you in filtering much quicker. Take a look at this video and you'll see the Sawyer Mini Filter in action as a gravity filter. I hope this helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXQ2zBhiUlI
1458698
Maybe some fluid engineer could comment on this, but if you can pull water up a short tube that means water is being pulled through the filter. I have a 6 inch tube in an aquarium and that functions well.
97634
Water circulation no. However the manufacture recommends that you not let air bubbles make direct contact with the water intake valve of the filter. Air gets trapped inside the canister and effects the water circulation. Hope this helps.
1956322
I am guessing yes since the water has to go through the filter first before being vaporized.
3274
I would not suggest doing that as, even though water expands as it gets cooler, air does the exact opposite and will, typically, cause the container to "deflate".
1333772
The unit is not designed to stop filtering when the bottom container is full. It will run over if you over fill it.
2124696
Yes, but the measurements won't line up when you are filling the bottle. We use the small liners sometimes for water ir juice with the large bottles.
1071008
When pouring yes. However, if it is still filter water in the top reservoir then it's loose and might come off.
916909
It's kinda "compressable", so has plastic panels like you see on the sides. Probably best if you need a more flat filter rather than a cone type.
168420
Yes but not able to suck air out. You would lose some shelflife on product.
173525
Yes. I assume you could use a reusable filter, but it naturally requires cone-shaped, paper filters.
394585
Depends on your own hand strength. If gripped too tightly, yes. The teeth will dig into the filter. I have done it without tearing up the filter. One suggestion would be to slide a piece of rubber hose over the ends prior to giving your filter that final turn.
954004
It has to be used with the Brita soft bottle (there is another model which needs a different filter) it has a lip and slides between the cap and the mouth piece. Floating won't work because the water has to be forced through the filter.