where does the water come from?
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from a bucket or large container placed close to the plant. It works on the same principle as a siphion hose. And it is the greatest thing ever. mine watered my plant for the past three months while I was out of state. It is alive and doing very well. Thank you Amazon.
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you need to keep jugs of water near the plants. It's a fairly straight forward physics principle to draw the water from the jug to the plant. That said, you have to make sure there are NO kinks ANYWHERE along the hose line...any kink means it doesn't work (and if you read my review, you'll see that this is difficult to prevent, based on the manufacturing process).
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Just place the end of the coiled tube into a water bottle or other source. The clay end is placed in the soil and filled with water. Capillary action pulls the water from the water source to the soil.
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I use a small pail and water from my rain barrow or tap. I usually refill about once a week using the size pail I have. Works great
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The probes have tubes that draw water from a container of your choice - I has plastic mile containers - I attach a button that acts as a sinker to keep the tube in the bottom of the container. It's important that the water intake in the container is below the water probe in order the water to flow properly
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Im not sure exactly,I actually never measured the water to be precise.Around two galloons...
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I cannot help you...I live on the island of Kauai in Hawaii...Our water here is ok...I can tell you that the filtered WaterChef WATER tastes very good! and it is an excellent quality product...
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No, I don't think so. I believe it is residue from the evaporated water. I think Ralph is correct. The harder the water, the more residue.
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I assume you are asking about the amount of water, and as the previous answer from Jon is perfectly clear and accurate, I don't believe I also need to give the same answer.
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derived from dead sea salt or sea water....because it has traces of gold and other important minerals and metals...lots of people know of colliodial silver for wellness...well this is gold
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I'm wondering if it has to do with the type of water that is used. If it is distilled, tap water, from a water softener, etc. I seemed to notice a difference in the length of time when I moved.
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No, our water has good pressure and steady stream. I never have any problem of water flying anywhere but in the basin. I use this in my office, and it has been working great so far.
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I suspect China because both of mine developed leaks between the outer and inner wall within a couple of weeks. I washed them by hand. The water that leaked in was not pleasant and I felt a health risk.
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You use hot water from your tap. The hottest you can. That's it. It doesn't maintain the temperature, it's not heated.
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not sure. All I know is that it produces great tasting water, and that's from a garden hose attached a boat.
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The intake for the water is located on the back wall, there is about an inch of the glass tank taken up behind the black plastic that contains the pump and filter.
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The water structure will not change. The main source of the minerals comes from the mineral cube through the vortexing of the water.
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Hi - it comes from a salt water lagoon on the Pacific coast of Mexico. The salt is processed organically by hand and solar evaporation. Does that answer your question?
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I don't understand the question. it seems to be a slow flow system, if that is what you allude to. water keeps running, and it will never be a heavy flow
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Everything I see is plastic where you pour the water in. Where the water comes out into the filter system the only thing that is not plastic there is the screen part of the basket that holds the grounds. One cannot actually see the "well". I lifted this little plastic "grate" looking part and still cannot see the well.
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It all depends on where it's leaking from. Is it where the spigots meet the plastic, or from the spigot itself?