What happens when you put the water into the spout through the top, instead of the right way? ( It still blows cold mist )
1469762
It sounds like you have one of these already. Since the humidifier works by sending evaporated water molecules through the apparatus and out the spout, if you pour water in through the spout, it will eventually get inside the container/reservoir -- but you risk making a big mess with the water. Sounds about as intelligent as choosing to enter your car through the window.
1469763
We returned our crane. It was the second one we had to return. Never worked more than two times before breaking.
625556
I put it on the cold or incoming side. Actually it is shortly after the main water supply enters the house.
1065110
You won't have any problem at all. To turn the water on, you push the handle to the side. To control the temperature, you move it forward (for cold) and backward (for hot). When the handle is pushed back as far as possible (for hot water), it doesn't go any farther than the base of the faucet. If the faucet fits your space without touching the window, then the handle won't touch the window either. I love my faucet!
1283509
If you overfill it, it doesn't produce mist and therefor the water level doesn't go down. Also, make sure you are using tap water, or as the hilariously translated directions say, water derived from the pipes.
1906756
Most water will go into the barrel , some will go down the spout but very little. Works very well.
1730672
No, This balance valve needs the cold water to shift the valve to let in the hot water. If your valve is right when you first start to turn the valve you should get cold first and keep turning the valve counter clockwise and hot come out. If this is not the case your valve is backwards. If it is your lack of cold water is another problem. Jeff
635090
From what I can remember the valve stays in the closed position until the fan forces it open. We do not get any cool drafts thru the fan.
2154755
AnthonyOnce your barrel is full it will force the water back up the tube & then it will go down the downspout like it did before you installed the rain reserve device. It has been working perfectly for me since I have installed it.
1283154
The valve/using the cold water lines as your return lines system is imperfect. What happens is you are filling the cold water line with hot water recirculating to the water heater and you have to run it out before you get cold water. In theory, the valve is supposed to close when the water at the faucet is hot enough but it does not always work as advertised and your "cold" water would still be warm anyway. The way to completely solve this is to abandon the valve and install a return line directly from the last hot water appliance in each main hot water line all the way back to the water heater, and into a tee at the drain line. This way the cold water lines are unaffected. The valve/using the cold water lines as your return lines system is imperfect. What happens is you are filling the cold water line with hot water recirculating to the water heater and you have to run it out before you get cold water. In theory, the valve is supposed to close when the water at the faucet is hot enough but it does not always work as advertised and your "cold" water would still be warm anyway. The way to completely solve this is to abandon the valve and install a return line directly from the last hot water appliance in each main hot water line all the way back to... » Read More The valve/using the cold water lines as your return lines system is imperfect. What happens is you are filling the cold water line with hot water recirculating to the water heater and you have to run it out before you get cold water. In theory, the valve is supposed to close when the water at the faucet is hot enough but it does not always work as advertised and your "cold" water would still be warm anyway. The way to completely solve this is to abandon the valve and install a return line directly from the last hot water appliance in each main hot water line all the way back to the water heater, and into a tee at the drain line. This way the cold water lines are unaffected. « Show Less
1156241
you can take the white top off and the mist would go straight up. With the white cap, it comes out at an angle. I use a hose to direct it to a cage for an iguana. Works well.
1133752
Well you have to fill it up to the maximum fill line, then it creates this little water vortex. No mist will come out, just a very tiny breeze coming from the holes. Personally, I stopped using mine after a few weeks, it was just not worth it, it did nothing for my room, it's just far too small to be of any decent use, so I moved onto a room ionizer and that worked much better.
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I can't see any reason that the handle ass'y couldn't be reversed so that it is located on the left. The cold/hot would be reversed tho. Normal setup has "cold flow" when you move the handle forward towards you. You might be able to reverse the lines ie. hot to cold and vs. verse To keep the flow where cold is towards the front. Yes the handle does adjust the flow rate. The further away from the spout the higher the rate.
1751175
Well, when you first start to turn the handle the water comes out cold. In order to get it warm or hot, you have to keep turning the handle counterclockwise. The farther counterclockwise you go the hotter the water get's coming out of the tap, or shower head.
177288
Not sure of the question - that is what is supposed to happen. I haven't tried the mister attachment because I use it for the water flow you mentioned.
723113
The first two responses are very good. One addition check, make sure the cross-over valve is installed correct, not inverted. If inverted the check valve within the crossover will now allow cold water to flow back into the hot water line instead of how water into cold line. By following these recommendations you should be able to identify the root cause and diagnose the issue. Good luck.
1906749
It will go into the barrel until the barrel is full. Only then will it continue down the spout. We would use the water in the garden, so very rarely did it actually use the spout. Very happy with it
1706105
If you seal the top completely tight you will restrict the flow of water out of the spout. The lack of air do to the sealed top will not allow airing to pressure the water out. I never seal my jar.