Being this is portable does it have a hookup that hooks up directly to the water faucet?
1104337
I have a similar one from 2008 and it does. I recall having to get a small adapter for my faucet at a hardware store though. My machine has been working perfectly for almost 5 years now and never disappointed me. Totally recommend it!
1061394
The answer to your first question is yes. The water input and output hose (consisting of two hoses) connect to the sink faucet. The water input/output hose is only about 3 to 4 feet long. No plumbing work is required it just drains into the sink. To understand the functioning of a "portable" dishwasher, you may want to look up some youtube vids - they all function the same way.
1349629
it does have a hose connection and comes with a a short hose, however it doesn't have a pump...the unit would have to be higher than the wash bin for the water to drain and not backup into the unit
1234988
It does not connect to the faucet. This is a pressure hose to use on the output.
1579006
This unit is not designed to be connected to a sink water line. You are looking for a bottle-less water dispenser or a point-of-use water dispenser.
1845900
This sink is not for actual faucet hook up. What I had to do is get an longer sprayer that connected to my faucet and used it like that. The portable sink is in front of my sink if that makes since. The only down side is I have to drop the hoes in a trash can because if I put the hoes in the sink the the water backs out and drips at the base. Great product tho.
2007735
Yes the machine has a water reservoir that you have to keep filled and no, you cannot hook it up to a water line directly.
203725
No you dont have to have it hooked up to a hose. It comes with a plug to put where the hose hook up is.
523477
This only has a removable "sink" that I use for either ice or dirty glasses then I carry it to the kitchen sink. No hook ups for plumbing or facets. Hope this helps.
1130992
Yep, it hooks easily to a water hose and works great. I love mine and Amazon had the best price I've found. A great product.
2199224
No, you have to have a faucet hook up. The unit doesn't pump water; it heats water rushing into it. When you turn the shower head on, the igniter senses the rush of water and turns on. If you had a pump situation such as Eddiebezzell answered, it would work, I think, but without that, you'd have to get another type of unit. Lodi makes the bucket kind, and I think Coleman does too. If your camp is permanent, you might check into putting this unit on your bucket list after you have some running water. Sorry for the pun.Still VERY happy with this unit. Probably our best purchase of the year. No, you have to have a faucet hook up. The unit doesn't pump water; it heats water rushing into it. When you turn the shower head on, the igniter senses the rush of water and turns on. If you had a pump situation such as Eddiebezzell answered, it would work, I think, but without that, you'd have to get another type of unit. Lodi makes the bucket kind, and I think Coleman does too. If your camp is permanent, you might check into putting this unit on your bucket list after you have some running water. Sorry for the pun.Still VERY happy with this unit. Probably our best purchase of... » Read More No, you have to have a faucet hook up. The unit doesn't pump water; it heats water rushing into it. When you turn the shower head on, the igniter senses the rush of water and turns on. If you had a pump situation such as Eddiebezzell answered, it would work, I think, but without that, you'd have to get another type of unit. Lodi makes the bucket kind, and I think Coleman does too. If your camp is permanent, you might check into putting this unit on your bucket list after you have some running water. Sorry for the pun.Still VERY happy with this unit. Probably our best purchase of the year. « Show Less
1783910
Yes, both a one-faucet hook-up and separate hot/cold water hook-ups are included. So you have the option of a single faucet (for when you hook-up to a sink) or want to connect it to separate hot and cold intakes. Just make sure that your sink faucet has the ability to screw in the hook-up adapter. I had to buy a new faucet that would accept the adapter. Enjoy!
102396
No, but there are faucets that do provide a shower capability. Look at some some of the other listings in Amazon & other places and you will find what you are looking for. We found one, so keep looking. Good luck!
186793
There is actually a small connector (with helical screws on both ends) that connects on one end to the faucet and to the 3-way connector to the other end. (Most faucets do have a small part screwed at the tip and you need to remove that one first if you have not)
1792953
Ours is hooked up to an outdoor water hose. As long as the connector is the same, is a standard hose connection, it can be hooked up to hot or cold. We have really enjoyed ours this summer. I would suggest turning the water off when not using or the hose will bust.
1179585
There isn't an adapter to hook to a faucet but you could draw water out of a full sink.
1537084
There is no hookup. You either take off the white lid, fill up a container and pour water into the top. Or what I do is take off the top canister and fill it at the sink. So you can put the unit anywhere in the house.