does this do anythingwith vortexing water spinning it?
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No. It is not a mixer or a blender or anything like that. It is a water bottle that comes with a straw instead of of a pull top or bite valve.
2119531
No it does not have a spin cycle. What we used to do was to let the wash water drain of course, then run water in it and re-run the wash cycle while it was slowing draining the water out, that way they clothes were getting rinsed and then we just let all the final rinse water drain out and with the drain open, we ran it through another washing cycle to sling most of the water out. Worked pretty well. It does a GREAT job on washing clothes but to answer you question, NO, it does not have a spin cycle. We would then squeeze the water out by hand which was not very had to do. I have this one for sale now myself. Would take 65 for it and ship it free. donkennedy97@ yahoo. Hope that helps.
1048048
It depends how you you mount it. There is an arrow to tell you which way the air is flowing so you should be able to rotate it to the direction desired. I needed it to suck and was mounting it inside a box followed the arrow and it worked wonderfully.
1684873
To be honest - I have no tried it. I only use it when I am drifting in pretty shallow waters. Sorry I am no help.
126683
No, not as it is. Although the flow rate at full power is just enough to have some movement, not enough that it pushes fish around the tank
115558
Not to my knowledge. It ADDS oxygen hydroelectrically; creating ozonated water.
29982
Yes it does, just like you see in the picture, a basic energy saver one, which you can also twist to different positions to set it at the intensity of water flow you like.
116532
I did a test with just the water to establish an answer to that question... I would imagine anything other than a neutral starting water would skew the results. My water was neutral on all counts. I dont have any science to back this up as necessary but I did it for my own peace of mind.
230370
No, but is does spin all the way around. I love it!! it does have some give but it doesn't rock
1133752
Well you have to fill it up to the maximum fill line, then it creates this little water vortex. No mist will come out, just a very tiny breeze coming from the holes. Personally, I stopped using mine after a few weeks, it was just not worth it, it did nothing for my room, it's just far too small to be of any decent use, so I moved onto a room ionizer and that worked much better.
2191664
It doesn't "do" anything. You draw with water. I got it for a 7 year old. Less mess. Dries in a few minutes.
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Same thing with mine, only the canister is rotating. My opinion is it doesn't matter. If paddle rotates in opposite direction, that is almost the same as increasing the speed of canister with the paddle at stationary.
531673
I have no idea. but it certainly did not work for me. If it was supposed to squeegee the floor, it didn't. If it was supposed to help suck up the water in one direction, it did not do that either. It really didn't do anything. I tried it at all floor levels and it just smshed the water around back and forth.
1326951
Yes it is! It collects a little water, so I like to run it through the spin cycle twice to wring it out a little better.
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No, it's not an automatic spin. It's pretty much like a turning spice rack for baby bottles. Hope this helps!
1691525
No, all it is supposed to do is spin, but out of 3 purchased all 3 were broken
1326447
I tested it yesterday. It keeps spinning in the dead zone until you stop it. I thought that it lifted but it does not.