what about feces? Do they go into a reservoir too?
1028162
No. If the dog is healthy, the feces will be firm enough to pick up with a tissue and discard in toilet. If loose, all you need do is wipe the top grate then lift the grate and wipe under.
1031358
You can leave them in or take them out. I take mine out so water doesn't stagnate. Very pleased with them.
1251085
There is a hole on top of reservoir. There is a line for detergent solution and water. Hope that helps
2171465
I would think so, it just goes into your septic. Whatever you would normally flush would be good to go.
948081
I honestly don't know. I think that just like baby swim diapers they might not be allowed in some due to the fact that the wee wee and poo poo will still soak through and contaminate the water. Your best bet if you really care about others is to call and ask the park directly, though I'm betting some wear them anyway and just don't admit it. We all know about those that are too lazy to get out and go to the restroom that go in the pool so congrats on being a concerned person! You're a real gem!
703525
yes, you have to open them to fill the cleaner and to dispose of the waste on the other side. This thing works better than anything we've used however, we had 2 leakers before we got a good one. I'll say that we have had 2 prior to this and neither of them leaked, they just got old
1952809
I'm not sure where the water gets in but it does get in between the cover and the bladder. Not a big deal though. When I pull the tube back on board there is always a few gallons inside. I have to hold it on the swim platform to allow the water to drain.
1972473
Hi, Michelle. This particular machine has a reservoir. It's available in a plumbed model as well... but not this one.
1392071
Do you mean liners (placed inside the diaper to catch bowel movements and prevent excessive staining and mess in the diaper) or inserts (to absorb urine)? In either case, the answer is yes. These are fairly universal in design. Most inserts and liners designed for a pocket diaper will fit these.
2211904
No! Live on a farm with a septic system. Have system cleaned ( pumped out) every three years. Never put anything in a septic system that does not normally decompose. By no means am I an expert but if pellet ingestion by animals has led to surgery, pellets do not belong in my septic system. Have 5 Tidy Cat Litter Systems and have not found anything better.
287992
It has a reservoir that you fill up with water each day or so. Hope that helps!
804699
Yes but theyMay poop in it- we found a no mess feeder online- tidy bird no messFeeder
1496529
That's a great question, you wouldn't want to pour that mucky liquid into your plumbing system -- especially if it contains lots of pet hair. Disposal is one of the issues with water filtration systems. We live in a rural area and so we dump the nasty water into the same receptacle that holds the horse manure for pickup. I recognize that most people can't do that so maybe your best bet would be to pour it into a big trash bag you trust won't leak and then put it in your outside trash can.
253473
Yes, if they're on their side & they get squeezed, they'll leak (just like when you tip them up & squeeze them to squirt into your mouth).
2205198
Yes water gets in but the pellets allow you to float. The bean bag does need a place to drain afterwards.
1472695
No rodents here. The doggy poop goes directly into the sewer line through a cap that unscrews. It sticks up in the back yard and is called a "clean out valve". I cannot imagine why he would think it would attract rodents.
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Yes, it goes into the main reservoir. I'm not sure of the purpose of this tube. I wondered myself. The instructions are no help either!