can it be used in doors and connect to the bath room sink?
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There isn't an adapter to hook to a faucet but you could draw water out of a full sink.
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You could use it indoors if nothing is around it. It gets very hot. Also you would have to keep an eye on it. Not to say you can't. It can not be connected to the sink. However fill the sink with water and let it suck out of there.
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No. It is for outdoor use only as it has an open flame. It would not work on a sink as the water needs to be able to be circulated to get it up to temp.
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I see no reason why it couldn't be used in the bathroom. It has standard specs for a sink set up for a two handle installation.
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Not likely, the plunger is on the inside of the door where it should be OK.
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I doubt it, but you would have to ask a plumber. The faucets are 8" apart. If a plumber could spread the connection behind the sink wall, then maybe, but I'm not a plumber.
673427
Yes it can it is mounted in the wall considering there is enough space between sink top and mirror
1332593
Yes. With proper supervision it could be. But it is specifically designed for a sink. It's a wonderful product
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No, this sprayer is designed to use on a kitchen or bathroom sink. The spout in the tub is too large and does not have threads to screw the adapter into. I use it in the kitchen sink. It can be a little tricky to connect at first, but once you understand how to connect it it is very secure and will not leak.
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Hmmm. No man. maybe ok for bathtubs and sinks but no other use Inside the house. Y ou better dont try in the house. At all.
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Yes you can I use it for the basement shower and sink . Goes into a pit where it discharges 6 foot up to drain very fast . No problem
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Haven't tried it but as long as it wasn't getting water splashed on it regularly (like off to the side/back) it could. On the back of the door in my bathroom works well but it doesn't get that humid or moisture on it so couldn't say for sure.
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Should be no problem but I do want to bring up the fact that this sink is made of a plastic material not typical kitchen style. I used it in 2 utilities so far and they work great.
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I guess it could but it only has one connection, you would have to mix the hot and cold water then "Y" it to the shower.
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Yes, you could use it as a door contact if you don't mind how it looks. It would be fairly visible. If you have any molding right at the edge of the door it might get in the way so that you would have to cut out a section for one of the sensors to fit. No reason that I can come up with that it wouldn't work with a door chime.
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It could be used in doors the only problem would be the water dripping from the flower pots.
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As far as I remember, NO. I connected mine to a laundry room sink faucet and I had to buy an additional adapter to make it work
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I should think so, I tried to use it to connect shower connections, but that is not what it was probably meant for, probably it is more in line with use in a faucet and should be safe. Thanks. Hope this helps. Have a nice day/evening (depending on when you read this).
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No, the tub is too big for a bathroom sink. I set it in the bathtub and just lean over the side to bathe my baby girl.