Is it recycling dirty water?
938462
There are two separate tanks on the machine...one for cleaning solution the other for collection of the water used on the floor. The clean water is never in contact with the dirty water.
938463
No it is not. There are 2 separate tanks, one with cleaning solution, the other with dirty water. I love this machine!
938464
There are two tanks; one for clean water with the floor cleaner, the other is empty till you switch to sucking up the dirty water. The machine is rather heavy, but it does a fine job. If however, you want the cleaning lady to use it., forget it. She will make excuses like it leaves water on the floor, which is not true. She just wants to quickly move the mop over the floor and be done with cleaning it. A patient job will take longer than running over with a swifter or mop. But it is is far finer and better looking when done with the Hoover Floor Mate.
938465
No, clean water is despensed and then you change switch to dry the water. Which goes to a different holder.
938466
No! There is a separate reservoir for dirty water and clean water. You squeeze the trigger to spray out the clean water (with the cleaning solution in it) as you go in a forward motion. Then you slowly pull it backwards over that area and it sucks up the water/dirt and that goes into the dirty water reservoir so the dirty water never goes back onto the floor.
974875
No. We just buy some purified water from wherever in the gallon jugs and then use those.
1834254
I wouldn't recommend to recycle the filter cause it gets really dirty after 6 months of continuous use (24/7)
1682037
Yes ! The dirty water tank is very easy to lift out and empty. It is also easy to rinse out. Same thing with the brushes. They snap out and can be easily cleaned under running water. I highly recommend this machine.
359457
It is intended to filter tapwater to remove chlorine and other stuff in the water. It is not intended (to my knowledge) for filtering dirty river water.
1497568
It isn't re-using the minerals that are removed in the process. Any impurities or minerals are separated during the process and discarded with the waste water. The mineralizer adds fresh minerals at that stage. hope this helps, We love ours!
1754628
No, it uses liquid sanitation. I suppose you could line it with a bag if you wanted too.
1458460
No. Also the filtered water has light black or blue color and taste bad. Do not buy it.
742240
Yes, for reuse...very good bucket!! I have used more than I can count, just good soapy water to clean , hang in shower to dry.I would buy it again!! hope this helps you!!
5727
Unfortunately not, but it is the chemical which is used on a regular basis to assure water quality. Just browse the Internet you will find plenty of info on the other chemicals you need to use.
625410
I don't know if the product is made of recycled materials. The product is recyclable.
1013578
No it doesn't use water it uses the cleaner you see. It is something like a Swifter but has vibration as ours cleaning
950214
I don't believe so. It is made so that water for washing hands and dishes is not filtered.
1708667
Theoreticaly yes. As long as its pure rainwater and hasn't been contaminated it should be fine. That would depend on method of collection though. When in doubt distilled water is a cheap and safe solution. Tap water is a big no as is anything with high mineral content. I would avoid downspout collected water.
2139630
Yes you can use the waste setting but can also just use filter if not real dirty You are going to rinse and backwash when through
1343752
Yes. The cleaning solution goes in a flexible bladder inside the container that catches the dirty water. You have separate containers in the same space, and you dump the dirty water when you run out of solution. PS: I still love mine!
2087375
No it is not. It's a non-ferrous metal, like gold or copper. Seems to work good. Been running it in my system and haven't done a water change yet, I suppose I should:( Everything looks good, no algae. Hope that helped.