If I install this near my water pump will it affect my drinking water?
1650657
How close to water pump? I wouldn't want my water supply close to it, but I don't know the answer to your question. I'd write the manufacturer and ask your question of them.
1650658
If by "Water pump" you mean a well pump, I would say, "Yes". The treated waste from the Doggie D leaches into the subsoil which you don't want anywhere near your source of drinking water. You wouldn't drill a well close to a septic tank even if the drainage field was near the surface and the well was 60' down- or so I think
464624
Being below would make the siphon not work too well when you're setting it up, but it won't affect the pump.
2116110
Yes. It comes with a fitting that connects to the cold water line underneath your sink. The only water that gets filtered is water coming out of the filtrete faucet. No loss in water pressure. No need to run water for a while when you want to drink fresh water. Also easy to install.
2191374
As long as the GPH is correct going out of the filter and into the chiller I do not see any reason why it would be a problem. A pump is a pump no matter where it is. One thing you could consider is shortening or adding more length to your tubes to increase/decrease the water flow rate to match the chillers needs. The only thing you are going to need is some extra tubing and clamps to seal leaks. The setup would like this: Tank -> filter intake -> tube to filter -> tube from filter outtake into chiller intake -> tube from chiller output out back into the tank.
506255
Not directly. If you have a pressurized system as soon as there is a demand for water the pump should activate. Otherwise no.
1117633
I restricted the flow on the 2 pumps I bought, it did not damage them. The pump did not work any less just a slower flow of water.
2088947
I put it on my roof. It will have more to do with your pump/filter as to if it can pump it that far without stressing the pump.
1322705
Yes no problembut its dependent on the water pressure supply it's attached to
2185719
Nope. Having it connected to the water source is the whole point. This is a great coffee maker, just put coffee in and go.
1668347
I have not done it but I am sure it would. It is between the water reservoir and the thing that heats it up. I can't see how it would effect anything. BTW - It makes great coffee. Nothing like fresh ground beans.
424387
Yes, that will be a problem......the Waterflosser works off high water pressure, and if your system has low pressure it will not work.
345565
Dunno if hazardous to health, but I would. Contact of water to pump extremely limited and brief. This pump is very small.
1827755
It is recommended not to run device without water. I presume this will prevent the pump from burning up.
1416740
No. No air involved, just water. This thing attaches to an outlet. It does not affect what goes into the filter/pump.
19303
DIonzied water is not recommended for drinking water. Ill effects can happen. I would recommend that if you want to go this route, add an adapter before the DI unit and drink water right after the RO section.
1834993
Mine is installed in the basement. I have no idea if it could cause health issues.
574437
Yes, just make sure you don't use it for coffee too otherwise your water will taste like coffee.