I do not mind emptying a tank, but is it easy to get to the tank?
2067459
It's not very convenient. The valve is at the back and bottom of the unit, about an inch off the ground. I use a lipped cookie sheet to collect the water. In order to get all the water out of the unit, you need to tilt the unit backwards. If you don't do this, about half the water will remain. There is a hose attachment, but it's useless because of the effects of gravity, unless you have it sitting at the top of some stairs or something like that.
2067460
Valve to empty is back at the very bottom. No room for pan or bucket to empty into. Unit needs either to be raised or hose attacked and ran to lower location.
2067461
I just put something under the drain spout, little bit hard but you can do it.
2067462
It's on the rear side of the unit, just above floor height, and getting to the tanks is very easy. The only problem I have with it is that the unit isn't light, so, in order to completely empty the tank, I find I have to have some one help me. Perhaps a larger individual mightn't have the same problem.
233687
The entry top is a little small and cumbersome. The rectangular opening is approximately 5x7 inches. I was able to get a larger piece of driftwood in there. Just remember not to fill it very much before trying to place decor or plants...water displacement is a lot when you stick an arm in there! Also, it's a little hard to get stray leaves out of the tank when cleaning it. But, it's a beautiful tank, and worth the set up hassle!
345756
It is "ok" to take on and off. Not super easy but not to difficult either. I have to say I love mine! The opening is big enough to easily scoop and I change the litter once a week and have no problems! It looks pretty nice and I'd buy it again.
1457492
Just need to move it slowly if filled. I have not found that to be a problem.
2276241
The tank is easy to empty and clean; I've never had a problem with debris left behind.
1073479
Yes, it comes with a hand pump to add or remove water from the tank. Very easy!
1514787
No. You might be able to kludge one up, as the tank is pretty solid, but it would take some work.
2166094
The tank is easy to access from one side that is removable.....it fits a standard size propane tank.
1251084
It's so easy. The tank lifts off. Then you unscrew the cap to add your water and cleaning solution. That's it.
2049332
It seems to be easy enough. I primarily use my pump and drain feature so I only used the bucket initially. It is not very big so you would have to empty it often if you don't drain or use the pump.
18659
Yes you can. I suggest having two tanks with a bypass regulator for uninterrupted service. One tank empties, switch bypass to full tank and fill up empty tank at your leisure.
1493869
If the tank is higher than the sink you can use the system like a siphon, although it's rather slow.
926848
Ummm ... sort of. Tank is like a gallon jug with screw-on lid at top. Opening is just over 3 inches diameter. Rest is ok to clean. Not a lot of cleaning required if you use filtered water in it.
711366
Yes but not continuous, tank too small. Lots of stop and go waiting for the tank to catch up - ok you you have the time.
1048980
The tank will actually do OK. It doesn't burn a lot of propane from my experience
1602677
Yes it's pretty easy to move. It might be more difficult if you fill the bottom with water or sand
383577
Yes, you remove tank to fill it. Don't know about leaving it running, I wouldn't try it. I'm sure instructions say don't do that.