Does water tend to get at the bottom under the bowl?
57311
The bottom is open. The lip of the bowl is what holds it in place. The feeder has two holes; one for each bowl and they are dropped into them.
57312
The bowls stay securely in place, and doesn't spill easily. Bowls are solid and frame is sturdy.
57313
No. The only time that I had a problem with that was when I tripped and spilled it myself.. I like the bowl so much that I just bought another for the little Chi that I just adopted. Good luck and I hope that you like it as much as I have.Linda
688207
Yes. The exterior is slightly warm on the bottom, but not enough to heat up whatever is underneath.
1629795
I have never had an issue with water but mine are not that close to my sink. You could always add a touch of silicone to prevent water to drip down. If its that close to water make sure you install a GFI receptacle to plug it into.
1949171
I have an above ground pool and the bottom middle is not much deeper than the sides, so I do not have that problem. My husband does move it occasionally to help it out.
668283
Yes the dish has a small plug in the bottom that can be removed to let the water drain.
1905043
That is a problem. While I am not a plumber, I would think that there is an adjustment to increase the amount of water in the bowl. Conversely, one could use an in bowl cleaner to help keep the bowl clean. I would place that directly where the water flows.
470595
Just the contour of the bottom bowl, there's a lip where the grate sits, but if you bump or push it, it will move. Trust me, don't buy this thing. Good luck either way.
2070210
Yes. The heating element is hidden in the bottom, so the liquid doesn't touch it directly.
290207
The bottom of both the bowl and plate are made of a rubbery non-slip surface (the colored part on the very bottom in the item photos). This rubbery surface is slightly raised (on the order of the thickness of a few sheets of paper) at the edges relative to the middle, so the bottom isn't exactly flat.
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I don't think so. There are small ridges underneath, but only about 1/8". It's the worst dish drain we've ever bought. It ripples and the lip, where the water should drain, is higher than the rest of the drain surface, so the water can't go anywhere. My husband's comment: "It's a piece of cr*p." Don't waste your money.
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Yes. There is a round piece of hard rubber, almost the circumference of the bowl, on the bottom. You could knock it over, but it won't just tip over, or dump contents if you brush up against it, etc. The rubber keeps it from slipping off of surfaces too. It's a great little product. I use it whenever I take screws out of anything.
701059
No it does not over fill the bowl, without going in to a lot of physics the water never exceeds the level of the bowl.
1067510
Yes the bottom compartment will fill with water, this is perfectly normal. It should not overflow, unless there is a crack in the base. I hope this helps!
1702487
It gets water on the sides, yes, but you really need a toilet brush there for when someone has a loose stool. My father in law sprays the toilet every time he visits and just flushing never gets the specks off of the side of the bowl.
123381
I took a good look just now, and the sides go straight up. Also noticed the bottom of the bowl goes up, slightly concave, or convex, depends on which side of the bowl you are looking at .
1975826
The outer bowl hold the captured water from the inner bowl. Sometime I thought it may leak tiny bit of water but I'm not 100% sure about that but I assume that will not be a big deal.
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Yes...lower in rear than in front at times. Add water to rear chambers when it is needed.