Is this system portable or does it have to be hooked to kitchen sink?
1537084
There is no hookup. You either take off the white lid, fill up a container and pour water into the top. Or what I do is take off the top canister and fill it at the sink. So you can put the unit anywhere in the house.
1537085
It is portable. However, when it is filled with water it is rather heavy. I usually use a pitcher to fill the top of the santevia with water instead of having to have it next to the sink.
1537086
It's portable, you take off the top portion and fill it at your sink, very easy, I love ours!
1537087
It does not. You fill it from the top. It's much like those home-delivered big bottle dispenser systems.
1537088
This filter system is portable. You can put in on anywhere you want. Water is manually filled from the top.
868080
Yes, it is portable. We kept our box and use it to transport to hotels. However, you have to confirm that the feet will reach the bathroom floor wherever you take it to. For this reason, we bought short bed risers to put under the feet.
41481
I have it connected to a water line. I don't know if you can connect it to the sink.
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Yes and no: You CAN connect to your sink, but you'll probably (almost definitely) need an adapter or two, and you might need to connect where in a cabinet or something. Also keep in mind you'll be knocking poop into your sink; it won't always wash right down and could ultimately clog your drain. Backspray might also wind up places you don't want it. That said, there *should* be some access point somewhere to your toilet for emergency shut-offs. Sometimes there is a panel behind or near the toilet that will be covering the shut-off valve. There's a shut-off somewhere, you just need to find it, although it might be inconveniently far from the toilet itself. You might also considering hooking up to the sink in your kitchen if you have a disposal; same problem with reach and cabinets and adapters, but worth consideration. For that matter, you can hook up to ANY pipe bringing water into the house; just needs to be fitted and practical.
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Hello maybe to late for comment. But so far I have a portable sink, you can find on amazon, a shampoo cape with elastic that goes around neck to forehead, it has a tube that fits in sink allowing water to drain in sink, I put a towel under that with a waterproof cape. Searhing for even more comfortable ways for my clients. Char
2252055
It is part of the unit and it does have to be connected otherwise it would leak. The sprayer could stay under the sink if not wanted.
1775452
It is not technically a portable unit, but it is fairly light weight and may be able to run from any source of 120VAC. It has a relatively small footprint as desktop printers go.
1938683
For portable use I'd use a less dedicated type pump like this. Perhaps a pool evacuation pump or something. This unit is in my dedicated sump for runoff, is cast iron, and is overkill for what you're looking for.
1527436
Yes, the parent unit is definitely portable. I take it with me to the backyard all the time!
794293
This unit is portable, my buddy has a bayliner and he places in the back of his bayliner next to the engine. Works great
687925
It's portable. The wire that has the piece that goes in the door jamb loops over a door knob. I glued magnets to the back of mine to put them up high on a metal door.
1212825
No not very portable. Have to plug it in. It's too big to run on batteries. I use mine in the garage and in my yard. Sounds great tho..
721569
it is portable in that you could take it anywhere that you have an outlet. If you have a generator, you could plug it in and cook. As an aside, though, the first time we used this particular model, it blew out. Spend a few extra bucks and get a better model.
2080088
Plug it into the wall. It is just like any other household appliance. Nothing special is needed.
577327
It has to be mounted, so this would not be a practical endeavor, unfortunately, but it is a terrific system for home use!
1349630
No. It has an attachment that allows a hose to drain the unit into the sink or sump or wherever. It is gravity activated
792453
You have to carry it to the sink. I haven't had any problems with that at all.