Can you remove the head to pour out debris that collects in the can?
1936831
Yes, the whole spout head comes off so you can clean debris out of the can and the spout.
1936832
Yes you can, however it is more likely that the head will fall off under normal water flow and debris build up will not be a problem. The head attachment is my primary disappointment with this product. I would caution you against it, and find a watering can with a more firmly attached head.
269791
That picture is indeed the whole body of the RayVac, minus the hoses. If you turn it up side down, there is a section which can be removed and cleaned as that is where the debris would end up.
1103846
Yes. Stream or spray. The spray is heavier and narrower than a typical seperate head. Lots of volume however.
248590
You could remove it with pliers, I suppose. But it is not a quick disconnect. Wonderful Product for a pail.
269713
Not really. When you pull out the old one, the fluid will pour out. You can put a pan underneath to prevent from a messy spill. You can drain some to lessened the spill, either way, it's going to be messy.
1931146
it is removable therefore you should be able to, not a bad idea as frankly this isn't the best head, it's worked for me but not the best.
1017281
There is a weight that is attaached to the output hose that helps pulling the head. You must, howevcer, gemtly push the head back into the slot.
212755
The face of the heads where the water sprays is a plastic rubberized material. You simply rub your fingers over the spray nozzles. Since the whole arm tilts up and down, it can be pulled downward for wiping. The heads don't come out unless you disassemble the unit. We've just wiped with a damp cloth after use.
1960751
Yes, it is removable. It is also a screen so you could pour a bucket on top and filter out any debris.
631426
No. I used a "pull down" faucet that allows the faucet head to be pulled out on a hose.
204906
The head is permanently affixed, at least on the two that I own. The head appears to have threads and gives the impression that it will screw on and off, which is not the case. Personally, I have no need to interchange the heads. The cans are very nice.
13420
When spraying over head twist the pick-up tube in the container so it is angled rearward. You can almost empty the container this way. Be sure the tube is inserted snugly so it will not fall out.
431823
If you mean the bottom shelf, yes, that can be removed. It would make a cute server for canned or bottled drinks! Great idea! And the valve in the bottom would be perfect for draining melted ice. I am not sure how heavy it could be though.
1186057
The cans can be filled and removed, but you have to dump them manually. The back doesn't tilt enough to dump trash into the truck. This never seemed to bother my little guy.
1643073
Yes, I just take a piece of a paper towel and run it over the canister after dumping the contents. No problem.
115772
James - I checked my trash can when I got home and the insides do NOT come out. Sorry about that. I did notice that it is plastic lined and crimp sealed around the top so it might be okay to rinse it out from time to time.
1601842
I have a plastic can with a smaller spout than the opening of the replacement head. I attached a 1" bit of garden hose to the head and then joined that to the can with a piece of tubing that slips inside both the hose and the can spout. This works fine for me.