Does water tend to get at the bottom under the bowl?
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The bottom is open. The lip of the bowl is what holds it in place. The feeder has two holes; one for each bowl and they are dropped into them.
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The bowls stay securely in place, and doesn't spill easily. Bowls are solid and frame is sturdy.
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No. The only time that I had a problem with that was when I tripped and spilled it myself.. I like the bowl so much that I just bought another for the little Chi that I just adopted. Good luck and I hope that you like it as much as I have.Linda
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Since the water flows from the top of the blue thing, the water should not totally submerge it. I'd say about 3/4 up the blue thing so the bowl should be able to accommodate that depth. My cat, though, was very afraid of it (but then, he's afraid of everything!) and still prefers his morning drink from the bathroom faucet.
1464505
I wouldn't recommend using under the bowl without water since it's intended for water use. I used it for about 3 gallons for my water turtles
245523
The bowl is about an inch deep or so...things still can, and will escape it though occasionally. But it is a great tool once its gotten used to.
415555
It slips around a little bit. I moistened the bottom a little bit with water and it kind of stayed.
446565
I have 2 of these. Water is lower in the bowl but ours fills just fine and we have fairly low water pressure.
456574
No. It drains much better than my old one. There are holes in the entire bowl area, just not on the rim/footing. A little tip when draining releases any trapped liquid.
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Just the contour of the bottom bowl, there's a lip where the grate sits, but if you bump or push it, it will move. Trust me, don't buy this thing. Good luck either way.
1677429
there is a drain plug on the bottom that works well. you may have to help by propping up the opposite corners when the water level gets low
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No it is pretty easy to keep clean. If you fill over the top of the filters then yes stuff will get down in the bottom. We have had ours for six months and have never actually washed it, just wipe it down a bit with a damp paper towel. Then on rare occasion take it to the sink and rinse inside bottom etc. Never had a second thought about it.
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Yes, a little water gets in between the layers. I bring an old towel and swab out a bit after a partial deflation. That solves the problem.
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There is a little rubber edge that gives it some grip to the floor. because our drain is the lowest point in the shower, unless you make an effort to kick it, it doesn't seem to be much of an issue for us. Hair does seem to flow under the edge though.
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No, water is in the bottom portion. When it cools down enough to lift out the rack, you just pour out into the sink.
794402
There is actually a small trough that can hold the water right below the board. In the image with it open, it would be at the bottom, and you can rest the brush there as well.
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The bowl is easy to clean; however, if the tank has water and needs to be cleaned, the water will splash all over. The tank gets dirty inside in the water so that's my issue. Don't know how dirt gets up there???
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Yes...lower in rear than in front at times. Add water to rear chambers when it is needed.
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No, this is not normal. It should seal all the way around the bowl, Mine does.