I don't understand what the dripper tube set up is for - what does it do? Also, I understood this bath is stark white. Is that so?
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The dripper tube attracts birds as they can see the water more easily and are attracted to a fresh source. Some drink right from the dripper. The bath is more of a grey color than white.
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In addition to the ripples making the water easier for birds to see, it also keep the birdbath from becoming a mosquito breeding pond -- important in my area.
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The dripper can be connected to a water line allowing it to drip H2O to keep the bath full at all times. You can set a timer on the water faucet to conserve water, if you want. it is a slate gray: sort of rock-like.
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There is a T to the hose bib. The plastic tubing fits to one side of the T so just a little water passes to the bird bath. The bird bath dripper further restricts water flow to droplets. Quite attractive to our quail and dove. The birdbath blends well with gravel. It's more of a concrete color.
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I don't have either of those units, but in my drip coffee makers it works. I do a 50/50 mix with filtered water. Run it through 3 or 4 times (letting the water cool between cleanings). This product works great on mineral deposits around the sink. It will tarnish Chrome if left on too long.
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There's a water reservoir that you fill up before bathing them. It doesn't connect to the bathtub. And the power source for the spa is batteries. Hope this helps :) lol
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I'm thinking that's just a fancy way of saying that it uses radiant heat coils to warm up the water as well as your feet. In other words, marketing jargon. You can't actually see the heating elements but only feel them. It does work pretty well and feels great on a cold night, which is all that matters.
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Maybe the shower head is clogged? You can't really adjust the drip speed. And mine makes perfect coffee, the grounds being thoroughly soaked. Try to remove and thoroughly clean and rinse all the parts you can safely get to (shower head, riser, etc). Maybe if it's partially clogged that will remove the debris. Also they make cleaning tabs for coffee pots. Maybe run a few carafes of water with the cleaner.
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Dear Rheumor, Please follow up this link below: http://www.eaglebath.com/Eagle-Bath-Steam-Shower-p/eagle-bath-ws-803l.htm
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There is a valve that water drips out of and I recommend getting some vinyl tubing to go with the unit. I got some 1 in/3/4 in inside diameter tubing and it is too big. I just used gorilla tape to adhere it to the unit.
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Most likely the problem is a clog in the condensate line. These units have a reputation for this, although I've got three of them and haven't had the problem. If you take off the left side panel you'll see the coils and where the water drips down into a drip tray. There's a fairly small hole in this tray where the water is carried down into the system, get's evaporated, and is exhausted with the hot air through the window. This small drain hole is likely clogged and you'll have to clean it with a small brush. I believe others have posted more detailed instructions for this, and there may be instructions on DeLonghi's website as well. I do know that I vacuum my units regularly, both the filter and at the side vents, but at the end of the season I take them apart and clean them thoroughly and I've found an enormous amount of dirt and, in my case, dog hair, stuck in the coils. Cleaning this out helps to prevent the problem and also greatly improves it's cooling capacity. I hope this helps!
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It's wrapped up inside the tub! Hopefully this saves someone else some heartburn! And a side note, the screws are color-coded, even though this isn't mentioned in the instructions. So you have to look up which type to use, and eyeball which color makes the most sense there.
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It's a mixture of water and cleaner. The manual suggests using warm water. There's definitely no steam, though.
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Potentially is the floater not coming up all the way? Can you give me additional detail? I'm assuming the leak is in the bowl.. like a weak trickle. If I am correct that has to do with the adjustment of the floater- which allows the water to go from the tank filling the bowl.
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The tubing is quite flexible. The drippers are solid, but the tube moves at either side. If you were trying to put it in a very small area, you'd have to watch you didn't kink the tubing. But that should be obvious to the human eye.
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That sounds like something I would do! LOL! As long as you wash it off, I wouldn't worry about the color. It's supposed to just catch drips anyway.
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It is a class 2 UL E243186 approved power supply reducing the voltage from 120 volts to 12 volts. this means that it is derived from an isolated transformer. It is designed for the purpose. Just don't drop the power supply into the tube. If you due drop the Bath SPA in dry it off and you can use it. again. For me it worked just fine.
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It offers different colored piks - where those attach to the tubing you turn to allow water to flow, it also determines the force of the water. When it is turned off there is no dripping.
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There is an adjustment to regulate the water to avoid scalding. The plumber told me he could remove it or adjust it. I had him remove ours since we do not keep our water heater too hot anyway. It works fine now.
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Its a stainless tower, looks very nice. Not an "industrial" type finish, but a refined brushed finish. A few criticisms of the tower: I was surprised by the lesser quality of the shower head/arm (its very lightweight, not really solid) and the gray PLASTIC body jets. I assumed they would be stainless as well. Lastly, the body jets did not work initially because the small flexible tubing that connected the water supply to them was kinked in fabrication. Therefore, it takes a little bit of working them to make the jets spray properly. Overall, good buy for the money. If you want something really solid and well built, you need to shell out quite a bit more cash. Its a stainless tower, looks very nice. Not an "industrial" type finish, but a refined brushed finish. A few criticisms of the tower: I was surprised by the lesser quality of the shower head/arm (its very lightweight, not really solid) and the gray PLASTIC body jets. I assumed they would be stainless as well. Lastly, the body jets did not work initially because the small flexible tubing that connected the water supply to them was kinked in fabrication. Therefore, it takes a little bit of working them to make the jets spray properly. Overall, good buy for the money. If you want... » Read More Its a stainless tower, looks very nice. Not an "industrial" type finish, but a refined brushed finish. A few criticisms of the tower: I was surprised by the lesser quality of the shower head/arm (its very lightweight, not really solid) and the gray PLASTIC body jets. I assumed they would be stainless as well. Lastly, the body jets did not work initially because the small flexible tubing that connected the water supply to them was kinked in fabrication. Therefore, it takes a little bit of working them to make the jets spray properly. Overall, good buy for the money. If you want something really solid and well built, you need to shell out quite a bit more cash. « Show Less