can it be set over a floor drain to eliminate emptying bucket?
1016032
No, but you can hook a hose up to it for continuous drain and feed the hose into the drain and this will eliminate the emptying bucket.
1016033
It has a place for a hose hookup. The machine shuts down when the tank is full. But just to set the unit over a drain wouldn't work. You would have to hook the hose up to it The machine works great..
1016034
It has a hose connection so you can set it up to drain that way. I've only used it by emptying the bucket every few days.
1016035
Yes, you can attach a short length of hose to the outlet port, and run it to the floor drain. We use the gray short hose from Home Depot that RVers use.
2156422
No but there are indications of where to drill the drain holes. This is easily done!
414782
Yes. My husband just went and got the leftover roll to check and it would go over a 6" pipe with no trouble. The way we put it on the pipe was to first stretch the length we needed over a larger square cardboard box about 2 foot long and then we just put the box over the pipe and I held the end of the Drain Sleeve Filter was he walked the length of the drain pipe and it pulled it over the drain pipe very easily. This is the best way to put it on unless you want to pull it inch by inch all the way over the pipe. Every since we put it on the pipes we have not had any sewer issues. No drainage problems and we have nothing but sand for soil so it has really solved our problem with drainage issues. Would definitely recommend it.
1941282
It is easily removed but I found it did not fit the drain tightly enough to stop hair from going down. It did not lay flat above the drain, on my tub anyway.
1640077
I don't see why not, as long as you take the drain stopper out it should slip right down!
325458
I would have to say no. It has a foam handle. There does not appear to be any type of drain holes.
1809176
You take out the stopper & lay this over the bath tub drain opening. I have one for all my tubs & they all fit snugly over the drain. There is a model that fits over the stopper. That model has suction cups to secure it. I've purchased that model & prefer this one. It's easy to clean & is rust free.
1203435
By strainer basket, I assume you mean the kind that fits into the drain, in which case, yes. It will work over the strainer basket.
288176
I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
1646426
Rid X's purpose mainly is to promote the dissolving and destroying waste held in a septic tank, so will be able to run-off in the drain lines. I don't think it was intended to un-clog drain lines in your set up.
1136321
Theoretically, yes. You could conceivably string something through the drain hole at the far tip.
378992
From what I have seen with previous reviews, you sometimes have to place something under the front wheels to till the unit back toward the drain. This is a minor inconvenience but seemed to work for others in the past.
1635100
I think so as long as the drain is not too close to the wall. You want room around the drain so it sits flat against the surface for best performance.
288194
It has a drain built in. The last few inches at the feet you'll have to bail out though because the drain doesn't quite go all the way to the bottom.
1699929
Yes definatly over cut it. Makes it a lot easier to fill in. Give yourself at least 3" on each side of the drain. As for the depth you have to adjust it based on the slope of the driveway and the depth of the drain.
155230
No "auto-drain". Open the drain and either put a bucket behind it (in which case unit will have to be elevated above the bucket), or run a hose from the drain out the window (in which case unit will need to be elevated above the end of the hose the goes out of the window).
631243
Yes, as long as you have a large sink, so you can use the part of the sink that isn't covered by the drainer.