what is the water consumption
289967
Water consumption is on a daily basis and it varies day to day...about 5-10 gallons. It has worked great since using it.
913628
I'm guessing about 3 cups of water. It lasts thru the night on low. And it works well. I'm happy with it. Dry Arizona winters need humidifiers.
1947194
I can say we used ours all last spring and summer all over the southeast and south for a total of 9 weeks in RV parks, private residences and state parks, (notorious for dirty water systems), with the water still tasting and smelling the same as day one.....a good guess on gallons through it...250 to 300. Hope this helps
493936
The unit comes with a little plastic water measure. Use this to measure the amount of water needed. It works perfectly. Just follow the meaasure accurately. Good luck and greetings from Colombia.EDUARDO
60215
56 fluid ounces (1.65 liters) of water, 12ounces of coffee, is recommended. That's about 7 cups of water. I use 7-9 cups of water, plus ground coffee. 9 cups fills it to the tip-top!
300090
The 10kW consumes 1.25 gallons per hour at half load and 1.93 gallons per hour at full load.
2003479
Yep, totally depends on your consumption. Thanks to you I tested the water yesterday and OOPS, I have to change the filter, but we have this filter for at least 7 months
2135625
That should mean gallons per day. It's usually stated in pints per day, i.e. 60 pints per day.
1425750
Surprisingly it holds a lot of water. Depends on how many people are using it but we are 3 and only need to fill and empty it every 2 to 3 days
2073139
about 7 big leaves or about 13 mxed size leaves. then boil off half of the water, then top up level then continue boilng to reduce to half again then drink.
19302
The manufacturer states, "Not for human consumption." Not sure why they state that. I have drank the week with no ill effect. But you must decide whether or not to risk drinking the water.
689448
I believe it was around 5 gallons when we filled ours. It must be completely full.
1990936
Nothing, basically. I looked it up on line and found that as long as it has only 'eco-water' (rain or bottled), it'll do fine. Ours seem to be thriving.
2229367
You must have 2 cups of water or more. It uses all the water you put in it and does measure the water
599162
its not the size of the house... its how many people are using water in the house. go for the bigest. and change the cartrage less.
944983
I'm not sure, as I never let it just go and go. I checked it frequently (maybe once every 2-4 days) and it was in the 280 gal. I use it on a drip system, so usage is small. I returned the unit shortly after purchase as it allowed water into its display and electronics area, fogged up, shorted out, then died. Not a robust design.
347998
The water is room temperature. Be sure to use filtered rather than tap water.