Can the highest water pressure setting be used for enema (colon cleansing)?
908505
don't know..but colon cleansing isn't what it's cracked up to be! (Pun intended) also would depend on water pressure?
908506
Sorry actually it is the blue bidet BB-1000 not 20. That one if you have enough initial pressure will deliver the same exact pressure to you. Not electric plug needed etc.
908507
It won't be as great of a design as the Lotus brand, but it is strong enough to push some water in.
908508
No, not powerfull enough. For that I recommend if you have enough pressure initially to choose a non powered one. I think the BB-20 is the one I have too and even if you can't get warm water for that one as it is directly using the water that fills the tank of you toilet, it is actually way more powerful, convenient and easy to plug, install etc. check it, I bought it on amazon too.
1589447
The Luxe Bidet Neo 180 has a lever that is adjustable. When you pull the handle, don't pull it up all the way. Just pull it slightly according to the pressure that feels most comfortable. It is similar to having a dimmer on a light, you can make it as bright or as dim as you like. I pull the lever half way and that is the water pressure most comfortable to me. There is no need to adjust the supply pressure.
1536861
Yes. By opening the cleaning cycle/switch you Can flush the pipes that way until you feel the hot water.
1658977
No you can't. See product description " All functions work independently to ensure proper water pressure "
1803019
Water pressure is great for me. I think pressure is independent of shower head. If your location has poor pressure no shower head can improve it.
782067
There are no adjustable pressure levels. I am not familiar with the two programs you are inquiring about; I am not a pro, sorry.
1122099
High and low pressure settings come pre set from the factory for a given range such as 20/40 or 40/60. That being said either of these pre set pressures can be adjusted by use of 2 pressure adjustment spring loaded screws. There is a limit to the adjustment so you should purchase a switch that is pre-set closest to the pressures needed or wanted for your system. Remember if your system has a bladder type expansion tank the air pressure will need to be reset in the bladder if you change the low pressure setting on your pressure switch. I hope this is beneficial.
1689627
Yes, the Sprite filters are specially designed to work well with hot water and higher pressures, this link to their website (search Sprite Showers Filtration Technology if the link won't work) explains it well ... http://www.spritewater.com/knowledge-base/filtration-technology/
1351263
Yes, you can adjust it anywhere from completely off to full blast or anywhere in between, So you can have whatever water pressure you want without changing the temp.Works great and I've had no problems with it
1071665
I am in same position as Charles, I haven't used mine enuf to really give a good response, however, it uses up water really, really fast which irritates me. I find I need to have the steam button pushed almost to the max to get any steam. Maybe setting it lower will help and using the button to release the steam. As I re-think this response....it must be giving continual steam when set to the higher steam setting if I am using water so fast....now, are we all confused....I need to use it more but overall, I am happy with the iron....it is my second Rowenta and, at this stage, I won't even consider another brand. I am in same position as Charles, I haven't used mine enuf to really give a good response, however, it uses up water really, really fast which irritates me. I find I need to have the steam button pushed almost to the max to get any steam. Maybe setting it lower will help and using the button to release the steam. As I re-think this response....it must be giving continual steam when set to the higher steam setting if I am using water so fast....now, are we all confused....I need to use it more but overall, I am happy with the iron....it is my second Rowenta and, at this stage, I won't even... » Read More I am in same position as Charles, I haven't used mine enuf to really give a good response, however, it uses up water really, really fast which irritates me. I find I need to have the steam button pushed almost to the max to get any steam. Maybe setting it lower will help and using the button to release the steam. As I re-think this response....it must be giving continual steam when set to the higher steam setting if I am using water so fast....now, are we all confused....I need to use it more but overall, I am happy with the iron....it is my second Rowenta and, at this stage, I won't even consider another brand. « Show Less
971099
Not that I recall. However, I am an RN and I know a thing or two about enemas and the equipment to perform them. It is truly an inferior product.
1926445
We did not get it for the pressure. We got it for the ease of cleaning and the size. Our water pressure is fine. We just installed one for my 81 year old mother and she loves it.
1438247
It should be unless your water is high in ph or acidity you can use baking soda or vinegar to adjust unless you use well water. Or another bottle of Citri-Clean. we love this stuff! I don't even have to adjust it but maybe once a month if that. Make sure you read the instructions that come with it. you may have to do two treatments of Citri-Clean if you use certain chemicals I should have used it for almost two years now and it gets better each time. call the owner she was very helpful. G
1480609
it can be adjusted but max pressure would be 850 psi. you should look into a SHP regulator made by ninja that will have the high pressure you want.
1396027
Do you mean the pressure is too harsh for you? I use it on about half strength as a bidet because the pressure is so great, and full strength as a diaper sprayer.
670055
YES! We have low pressure. It is like hooking up a power washer to a garden hose. There aren't a bunch of settings, but you can adjust it to be less intense. I highly recommend this product. I have had one for over 10 years.
1061654
I believe 212F is the highest. It isn't possible to get higher temps without increasing pressure (e.g. pressure cooker) which this does not do. It does clean old porcelain toilets extremely well, as well as tile grout. I love it.