Can this be poured into my reservoir?
1478744
No it is poured into radiator and fill the rest with water just make sute to completely drain your cooling system prior
1478745
Yes, its ok to pour into the reservoir tank. When up to operating temperature - the expansion of the heated fluid will freely circulate everything and the slightly improved pressure will create a vacuum.
1478746
It's best to be poured directly into the radiator, however some newer cars don't allow this, so it can be poured into the reservoir.
971164
yes. be careful when you put it in. to activate you have to run about a gallon water through it before it will activate
1576419
You can try to pour it into these containers; however I recommend a small funnel.
1437007
No. The instructions suppose that you know what you want to pour in there. The tub has a sealing lid that would keep a liquid from evaporating.
1831446
Only if you want the water to come out of the tubing continuously. Other than that you can just fill it with water and be done.
2021873
Yes, you can. I would dissolve it in water first, then add it to the water you fill it with.
2007734
No. Filling the reservoir is pretty straightforward. It pulls out cleanly, remove the top, fill, back, in seconds. It's good for about three extra long or a half-dozen espresso shots before refilling.
1944648
Yes very much so. the best way I find to fill it is thru the pouring spout.
116531
Technically it can. Ideally you should use distilled water. However,I think the change would be minimal.
733083
Nope. Volume of container is pretty small. I wouldn't risk it. It only takes a few pumps from a standard bike pump. Super easy.
1367600
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. I would recommend being able to adjust the flow with a valve or something. I think with GFO they recommend 20 gph but that's small granules.
2191628
Nope. But why would you want to if you have water for a hose?? Just run your hose to the container the pump is in and set it to fill at the same rate your using it.
1278480
I don't see why not. I have 4 tanks can drain and fill in about a hour all 30%. Not bad before it was a good 3 hours
326716
I don't see why not....it's a liquid. Having said that, I would suggest you contact the manufacturer for their thoughts on this.
1835089
Yes. Although I find it easier to use a big funnel and pour directly into that. It takes a long time to pour using the included spout.
1945286
That may b possible. But I don't see how the continuous fill would be possible. I think of this as a stand alone water or other fluid containing device.
115811
Sure, split it into two batches. Since it might be tricky to split the concentrate evenly use a hydrometer to get the right specific gravity when adding the water