Does this unit drip water on the outside? If so, is there a drip line?
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there is no drip line. they are designed to evaporate the condensation with the outdoor airflow through the condensor. most air cons, including window models are designed the same way. (i don't like it, i think they should have the option of a drain so you can control excess more predictably -- that said we just went through some 85-90 humid days and didn't have a problem. if you are installing in a sleeve there is space in the sleeve itself usually to drill a hole away from the house or put some kind of small drain fitting to attach to a hose to pick up any excess that spills over into the sleeve. you just need to make sure the installation is not tilted in so you don't get it coming to the inside.)
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there is no drip line. they are designed to evaporate the condensation with the outdoor airflow through the condensor. most air cons, including window models are designed the same way. (i don't like it, i think they should have the option of a drain so you can control excess more predictably -- that said we just went through some 85-90 humid days and didn't have a problem. if you are installing in a sleeve there is space in the sleeve itself usually to drill a hole away from the house or put some kind of small drain fitting to attach to a hose to pick up any excess that spills over into the sleeve. you just need to make sure the installation is not tilted in so you don't get it coming to the inside.) there is no drip line. they are designed to evaporate the condensation with the outdoor airflow through the condensor. most air cons, including window models are designed the same way. (i don't like it, i think they should have the option of a drain so you can control excess more predictably -- that said we just went through some 85-90 humid days and didn't have a problem. if you are installing in a sleeve there is space in the sleeve itself usually to drill a hole away from the house or put some kind of small drain fitting to attach to a hose to pick up any excess that spills over into the... » Read More there is no drip line. they are designed to evaporate the condensation with the outdoor airflow through the condensor. most air cons, including window models are designed the same way. (i don't like it, i think they should have the option of a drain so you can control excess more predictably -- that said we just went through some 85-90 humid days and didn't have a problem. if you are installing in a sleeve there is space in the sleeve itself usually to drill a hole away from the house or put some kind of small drain fitting to attach to a hose to pick up any excess that spills over into the sleeve. you just need to make sure the installation is not tilted in so you don't get it coming to the inside.) « Show Less
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My air conditioner is inside a sleeve. It does not drip enough water so that it exits the sleeve and drips down the side of the building. I don't know how much water actually comes out of this AC because I would have to pull the unit out. However, my old AC, not a Soleus, dripped water into my living room...so perhaps this suggests that not so much water drips out of the Soleus.
304850
Yes, if condensation forms it will drip on the outside although we had it running constantly for about 4 days of hot weather and I did not notice any dripping The sleeve we used has a point where if condensation builds up it will drip out but it would land in the sleeve first. There was no drip line included with ours.
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If you are facing the back of the unit, the water drain is 4" in from the left side, and 7.5" in (i.e., towards the window) from the back side. If you install the unit per the instructions the drain is on the exterior side and will not drip on the side of the house.
2099145
I've only used the carafe for water, but I haven't noticed any water dripping down the side during or after pouring.
554182
Yes there is a drip tray and it's very easy to remove. I empty the drippings from the tray in the trash and put the tray right into my dishwasher, no problem. Easy to clean.
197290
The grill came with a small drip cup that hangs underneath the unit. It has worked fine so far(3 months) but my grilling season has just started. Very happy with the grill quality, size and performance thus far. Hope this helps you.
1346388
Yes, it has a drip pan. I always pour water in the drip pan underneath the grill before cooking. It controls smoking problems somehow.
1564280
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.
1296200
You can add a water drip line combined with daily timer. A little bit of effort but you will be good to go for a long long vacation.
1926490
there is a drain spigot under the unit. There is a front spigot near the bottom on the front. And there are two overflow protrusions at the back
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Chris, you might want to ask your question directly to Kohler via their website. They were very helpful with questions I had before purchasing this faucet. I'm not sure if there is a water filter for this model. The end piece is the pull down spray arm and spray control buttons. Any attachment would have to go above that I would think and might interfere with the hose. Sorry I could not help you. By the way, I did a huge amount of research before purchasing this faucet, and I love mine. When you first turn off the water, there may be a few drips but it is most likely accumulated water in the end of the spout. Just press the button to release residual water or wipe its "nose" with a paper towel (sorry, that's the best way I can describe the drip). If it is annoying, Kohler will send you a fix as apparently this was an issue in the past.
2239743
Yes, there is a drip container that comes in the package. It is easily removable for cleaning.
1447516
The fridge has a drip pan which is about 1.25" High and doesn't rest on the floor but is securely screwed into the back of the unit about 6 inches off the ground. My unit has never leaked any water.
1145319
Mine hasn't. There is a hole on the side which lets water out before it can get into the inner canister but I always use mine outside. In the sink is the other option. This maker works great.
1234415
The shelves are flat on the bottom, but I haven't had any dripping problems. Usually I water the plants off the shelves.
2282043
No, there is a drip tray underneath that easily comes out to clean when needed. I have been very pleased with mine. It is larger than most, so be sure about your size.
528319
It does not have drip holes. We like the flexibility of punching holes and inserting the size and number of emitters needed by each plant. Here is the product that has holes (1/2 gal emitters) every six inches. Toro 53640 Blue Stripe Drip 1/4-Inch Tubing Sprinkler with Emitters, 100-Feet
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Ours drips if you turn it off at the head, but if we turn it off at the temp controller it doesn't drip.