Can you connect it to a bathroom or kitchen sink faucet for indoor use?
1167626
I am pretty sure you could even if you would need an adapter ... we have ours attached to an outside spigot with a hose ...
1167627
Dear Sir or Madam;Thank you for your recent inquiry. I apologize but The Evaporative Misting Fan is for outdoor use only to be connected to a standard hose. Please let us know if you would like further assistance. Thank you and have a great day.
1167628
Thank you for your email to Hammacher Schlemmer. Unfortunately, the Misting Fan cannot be connected to Kitchen or bathroom sink. This item is to be used outdoors. I apologize for the inconvenience. If you need further assistance please contact us. Thank you.
1167629
I don't actually think that works. 1. There's a strainer on the inlet. 2. The bottom container gets "pressurized" to help vaporize the water. That said, I fill it and it will run on low with the misters on a high volume setting for approximately 6 hours before having to refill.
1464307
No. It works good on a hand sink or kitchen sink if you do not continually run the water. Not large enough to have a shower connected to it unless you like cold showers.
2075735
Yes it can but there is a blue light showing the faucet is on. If the handle is turned to the off position and you touch the metal, the should be on and therefore the battery may die quicker. We dont like our faucet as much now. The touch control seemed cool, but the warer flow is always too strong or too slow for your next task. I would not recommend this item for this reason.
1974544
I highly doubt it. You would be best with a pull-down kitchen faucet I think.
132110
No, I don't think so. The faucet is a nicer way to use your existing water pressure and flow.
2020124
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90655
It cannot be used for a tub faucet; it is sized to fit on standard bathroom counter sink holes, and dispenses water as other sinks do (not nearly the speed and volume you want from a tub faucet). However, there is a tub faucet in the same style collection, and perhaps this is what you are wanting to find.
1208678
The style of sink you're referring to is called a vessel and no, this faucet wouldn't work "out of the box" for a vessel.
1792146
yes of course.any cabinet larger than the sinks width,only you may need under mounts for support.you can have a hole drilled in count er top to accomedate faucet
996007
I dont believe it will. Outdoor faucets are usually larger in diameter that indoor. Unless you got another adapter, I don't think this will work.
293077
I would say that with the right kind of connectors you could rig something up to attach it to a sink. That being said, I would not recommend it because the flow of water would probably not be satisfactory for what you would expect from a sink. Unless you are just wanting to use it as a separate drinking water faucet like this one. 6" Satin Nickel Touch-Flo Cold Water Dispenser Faucet
1570034
I don't really know as I have never tried it on a bathroom faucet. But, I checked the bathroom faucet I currently have and unscrewed the fixture on the end. It appeared to be the same size as my kitchen faucet so I believe it would work. I did not unscrew my device from the kitchen faucet to prove this.Good luck.
93071
It's possible technically, but it's not a good idea. However if it's just a bar or a prep sink, then it becomes more viable provided you have correct expectations. So in short, no, it should not be connected to the cold water feed on your kitchen faucet. There isn't enough water. The system has a 3.2 gallon reservoir tank, which is more than enough for drinking and cooking use, but it's not enough to feed a kitchen faucet which dispenses water at 2.5 gallons per minute. If you were to connect it to your kitchen faucet, turn on the water, and then turn your back for a minute to tend to your kids or answer a text, by the time you turned back around the tank would be dry and you'd have to wait a couple of hours for more water. As an alternative to drilling a new hole you can go to a "tri-flow" faucet with hot, cold, and filtered water inputs. Or if you sink has more than one hole, but the current faucet occupies all the holes, then get a single handle faucet, remove its base-plate, and use the extra hole(s) for the RO faucet (and a soap dispenser if possible).
881092
If your sink faucet has a threaded spout, then it will connect inside as well.
2134261
it could, it would really depend on how big your sink is in the bathroom, it also would depend on if your bathroom faucet has the correct hook up (a screw/ twist on adapter). So depending on how big of a washing area (sink) you have with how much clearance you have with the faucet, this could maybe work. It all depends on the dimensions.
124016
Don't see why not. Just install the dishwasher connection on the faucet. Been many years since we've had a portable dishwasher so I can't give you a 100% positive answer.
293078
Probably yes, but this is a pump, why you would want to connect it to the sink.Just connect your water source directly to the feidge then