Can I work in the sink without the water turning on? (For example, I season whole chickens in the sink before grilling them)
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I can in mine if I turn the faucet to the side. That moves the eye of the sensor away from where you are working. However, it might depend on how large your sink is. I have plenty of room in mine to move around and the sensor pints in the direction of faucet head.
231390
If you move near the sensor while you are seasoning the chickens the sensor will activate. You can get around it but I challenge that it will not goboff. I have gotten use to so it gies on less than it did but it's work to have it not happen.
231391
You have to disable the bottom sensor by holding your hand in front of it for 5 seconds.
231392
The front sensor would trigger a short burst of water if your hand passes thru it's beam. To disable it you would have to unplug the battery power pack (or AC adapter if you are using AC power) under the sink where it connects to the control module. Then you use the faucet manually.
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I did not know you can disable it by holding it down. For me it's not the top one it's the one on the neck but I just learned something after reading these reviews. So in this case I would go for it because I do love this fixture
231394
I don't think you have to disconnect. Hold hand over top sensor for 5 sec, and motion will be disabled. Repeat and motion will be turned on again.
646108
I make it inside. Just put in sink. Less messy as ice melts and water runs off.
270921
We have ours under the sink in the kitchen and the water does get very hot. As for running a dishwasher with only 2.5 gallons you might consider a larger tank.
1209634
Yes. It depends on your sink tap. on/off button controls amount of water redirection.
543067
you can, but I don't recommend it. I did that and the pressure built up and popped the spray loose from the faucet.My recommendation would be to turn the water off!
1502007
Probably not since there is some output of heat. Probably best to locate it in your basement, (if you have one) below where the sink and dishwasher are and then the heat can circulate freely and dissipate.
2227186
Yes it can. I don't have the problem myself, but another method would be to reduce the pressure at the shut off valves under your sink. Start turning them down till you have the desired pressure at the faucet.
71684
First of all, a disclaimer: I work for Moen. I also purchased one of these out of my own pocket because I love the technology and I needed a new faucet. To answer your question, this is a true no-touch faucet. My kids love washing their hands. They think it is great fun to turn it on and off just by putting your hands up near the sensor. So, yes, you could easily do chicken then wash your hands without touching anything. Whether or not it is worth the extra money is up to you.
1621226
Yes you can. I don't have a wok either and I just use a frying pan with water in it
1668557
no need to do that . the machine will heat the water in a couple min. sorry took so long to reply !
2053182
Yes. It hooks up to faucet at sink. Turn water on for suction and water from tank will be drained into sink. Flip lever at faucet and fresh water can be returned to tank from faucet. I love how it works. PS- Use caution with water heaters and temperature sensative fish. Make sure to unplug heater 30 minutes prior to draining and never totally drain tank unless truly necessary. Leave at least 25% of old water to help maintain ph balance and keep fish healthy. I usually only drain half of my 30 gallon tank. Refill using water conditioner that takes chlorine out of tap water. I've learned lessons the hard way. Hope this keeps you (or others reading this) from fish troubles. Yes. It hooks up to faucet at sink. Turn water on for suction and water from tank will be drained into sink. Flip lever at faucet and fresh water can be returned to tank from faucet. I love how it works. PS- Use caution with water heaters and temperature sensative fish. Make sure to unplug heater 30 minutes prior to draining and never totally drain tank unless truly necessary. Leave at least 25% of old water to help maintain ph balance and keep fish healthy. I usually only drain half of my 30 gallon tank. Refill using water conditioner that takes chlorine out of tap water. I've learned... » Read More Yes. It hooks up to faucet at sink. Turn water on for suction and water from tank will be drained into sink. Flip lever at faucet and fresh water can be returned to tank from faucet. I love how it works. PS- Use caution with water heaters and temperature sensative fish. Make sure to unplug heater 30 minutes prior to draining and never totally drain tank unless truly necessary. Leave at least 25% of old water to help maintain ph balance and keep fish healthy. I usually only drain half of my 30 gallon tank. Refill using water conditioner that takes chlorine out of tap water. I've learned lessons the hard way. Hope this keeps you (or others reading this) from fish troubles. « Show Less
564655
Yes you can. At least I do, and so far no problem. It doesn't really stop the frying smell, but it avoids the splashing around.
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Just bring the whole thing to your sink and pour hot water from the bottom hole. After that, they should be very easy to separate.
1223846
OK; So from your question I gather you want to know if once the garden hose is attached to the Fish Cleaning Table's faucet you can just turn the water on/off via the sink faucet without turning the garden hose faucet on/off. If I'm understanding this correctly then the answer is a definite YES. Once you attach your garden hose to the Fish Cleaning table faucet connection you don't have to bother again with your house hose faucet until you're ready to turn off all water and disconnect the garden hose from the table's faucet. You will need either a very large bucket to sit underneath the sink drain OR another way for the water to be diverted away from your feet while using the sink. We use a bucket at this time but I'm looking for a suitable flexible tubing/pipe that I can attach that will also be easy to remove for diverting the water as it flows into the drain. My husband truly loves this table and gets many compliments on it and it's functionablility. One of the best things I've ever gotten him! Hope this helps answer your question...=))
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While it is certainly possible to not turn on the rotisserie switch, the turkey is not entirely submerged in the oil, maybe only 2/3 of the way. This means that you would have to do the work of the rotisserie and turn the bird yourself. I would not recommend it. On the other hand, the manual/DVD for the unit mentions that one can use it for regular deep-frying, presumably for items that can be completely submerged.
689656
I do not have a dishwasher, so the only thing you can do is try it. If the dishwsher make it go bad purchase replacment parts What I like to do is set the parts outside and let the birds pick the meat off,then just rinse off in hot water no dishwasher.
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I don't think you can. I had to buy a large heated water bowl for the winter. It was around $19.99 but has to be cleaned often. I love the concept of the bucket with nipples but not all of my hens did.