Do you need to change anything/take anything off to use it for liquids?
1086985
Very simple. The info on the website should tell you how simple it is to use on liquids. To date we have not had call to use this aspect of the device.
231156
Hi Joey: Sure...you can put flavors in the bottle. When you want to switch back to just plain water, just rinse it real well. The whole idea is that with our stainless steel, you don't have to worry about staining or leaching.
269713
Not really. When you pull out the old one, the fluid will pour out. You can put a pan underneath to prevent from a messy spill. You can drain some to lessened the spill, either way, it's going to be messy.
2221588
No need to pull the filter off before you put this on. After you change your fluids, replace the filter (chrome or black) THEN put the passive cooler on. After you put it on and ride for a bit, make sure it is still in place, as mine slid over an inch or so. It did not come off, but it did slide over a bit. Makes a nominal difference in the oil temp.
235176
I have not made an attempt to do anything but water. I am very satisfied with flavoring the water as the instructions prescribed. The carbonation is excellent for adding whatever you prefer. You will probably have quite a mess with carbonating with juice.
2208710
No, add it to current water. You may want to do a partial water change after everyone is better, but not now. NEVER take all the water out of your tank because you are removing the good bacteria you established when cycling your tank.
1820522
yes, you have to remove the cap. Its an open crock. You just slowly pour the water until the bottle is on top of the crock. I never spill:) I love my crock!
1275504
If it looks dry or seems to be loose you should change it. Also if you are changing the inner seal, I would change both together. But they last pretty long.
2014494
If you are adding the ingredients in the order specified.. So liquids first I'm not sure what the problem is. I've had mine for months now and use it just about daily with no problems. If it hasn't been too long since you received it I'd see about switching it out. Call their customer service.
1677725
There is a pressure release valve on the top that allows the liquid to come out of the tap at the bottom. You might be able to remove that and reuse it, but I'm not sure that it would work.
1756177
No. No liquids allowed. Better bet would be to have it shipped to your destination.
1845524
Frankly,I don't know. I bought this item thinking it had a "vacuum" built-in system to remove the left-over liquids after scouring the floor. It does not have this feature. I have put the item away, and have no intention of using it. If I had to use it, I would have to bring in my "shop" vacuum" (which will suck up liquids). There is NO WAY I would recommend this item to anyone.
1234262
Im sure u can. But i have had no need to. Great product when i purchased it. No need to replace anything. Hope this helped. Have great day
1380218
I did spread the use of my canisters over a period of several days and that was no problem. You have to change the tip between uses, but they give you plenty with each pair of canisters. It seems as if the liquids do not activate until they mix at the tip. I did close the tanks at the valve between uses as an extra precaution.
21748
It absolutely can be removed (unscrewed) before adding your ice cubes and additional water. I really, really like this. Have a green one for my husband and a raspberry one for me!
565977
No, you do not need to use brand new lids. A little tip: feel around the "seal" part of the lid and if it is smooth and not very "tacky" you can either dampen the seal part with a little water or try the lid anyway. This device works really well...I use it every day.
1498368
You have to unscrew the top, you can't drink with just the thin part removed it's not designed to work that way. The purpose of the elaborate top seems to be to allow for expansion from steam from hot liquids while preventing leakage, not for drinking through just the thin top. If you follow the cleaning instructions, you'll see that there's a rubber plug of sorts that would prevent any liquid from coming through.