will it take out and refill water?
2053180
yes it is a complete water changer. it has levers to control if it siphons water from the tank or fills water into the tank.Made water changes so much easier for me.
2053181
yes it will, it works just like the ones in the pet stores that cost $69.99. I does a GREAT job removing and replacing water in the tank. ps, i own a 55 gallon tank. I hope this helps you with your decision.
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
2053183
Absolutely! This is the best product by far. It also cleans the gravel while taking out the water.
2053184
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.
411612
Yes. You can fill it by removing the reservoir or by pouring water into the reservoir with a pitcher.
1936704
No, but it produces water like a window unit does, so be prepared to catch it with a bucket to remove it.
31674
Hmm, I have no idea. I change the water in mine once or twice a week when I refill it. Maybe that does the trick.
1376408
It has a tank you fill periodically; no need to attach a water supply. I can get several cups out of it before we need to fill. It will tell you when it needs to be filled (indicator light) and it won't work until you refill it.
1776872
No it does not, which was a dissappointment at first. But, now it works well, because we can use as much water as we want for a shot.
2013772
yes. It not very big so you may need to fill it a couple of times. I just love mine bought one for my daughter and she uses it a lot.
1504730
I would think it would. You would probably have to refill it a time or 2 throughout the day if for no other reason then so they have fresh water. It does drip some but if you read the direction and take the time to fill it correctly it does not drip a lot. I know some other people who use this as primary water source for their small dog and it works.
1989070
No that would be a great idea. I just dump all the water and refill with fresh water.
273059
Yes especially at the start up..but leaves a lot of water even as you are mopping especially in the grout lines. It goes through the water very quicly so you constantly have to refill it.
1050157
Most likely but I don't think it is designed for that. It calls for water. I use bottled water with less impurities.
916174
it should, empty its 14 1/4 X 9 1/4. Its a great camel pack holds plenty of water for any outting
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
2081831
No... this filter cannot be refilled. But you should get atleast a year and a half of use out of it. And you can pull "or" push air through it. Hope this helps....
116531
Technically it can. Ideally you should use distilled water. However,I think the change would be minimal.
1318465
You would want to get a larger tank and even then, it will take time to refill. It can take a while for a completely emptied tank to refill.
1522211
Absolutely! me and my wife drink nothing but water and use the water from the iSpring system and have it hooked up to the refrigerator and it also makes ice. We often have family of more than 7 people at one sitting and have yet to run out of water. the Ispring system comes with a 3.2 gallon tank so even if you were able to drink 2 gallons of water in 1 hr it would fill right back up. I see no issue with not having enough water.