The picture shows a short brown tube hanging open end up. How can it dry? Wouldn't condensation gather in the bottom (middle) part of the tube? (UPDATE: I wrote to and heard back from the company. The picture just didn't show the groove/curve that you...
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You only hang the tube in that position for 30 minutes to let the soapy water do its cleaning thing. Then you rinse out the tube and hang it the other direction over the curve just under the hanger. It dries in that position.
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The tubing is quite flexible. The drippers are solid, but the tube moves at either side. If you were trying to put it in a very small area, you'd have to watch you didn't kink the tubing. But that should be obvious to the human eye.
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Dear Lunamar--Just put it on a tray the same way you do with the tube. Thank You! Hope you enjoy from the product as much as I do.
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I have used mine after a years time, and did not have any trouble spreading it. Perhaps you could put the tube in a bowl of hot water for a few minutes and see it that helps.
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I'm sorry that happened to you. My machine still works fine except the long black tube keeps coming out. I finally duct taped it back together. Have you contacted the seller about it?
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I did have condensation, I took it off dried it out with air compressor. Then I resealed it.
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I'm sorry, Amazon sent me a request to answer this question and I just assumed the product was the extension tube a purchased recently. After submitting my two previous answers I realized that you're asking a question about a different product. Please ignore my answers - Todd's answer is correct. Take Care.
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Don't worry. It's not defective. They just get that way when they dry. Soak it again and it will be just as durable as before. When you travel with it, to keep it from getting dry and hard again, roll it up and keep it in the tube it came in.
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The picture only shows thye soaking position. Notice the curved top of the hanger, that curve is used to drape the tubing for drip drying. You can use both positions at once. I clean my wife's unit the same time I clean my own. After the first one soaks, I flip it over to the drying side, then hang the second one to soak. When the first one is dry, I cap it to keep it clean, and hang it where the picture shows the caps hanging, then drape the second one to drip dry. It will actually hold two tubes at once.
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I think you should send it back. First of all, I bought it for $20 less. It is in a tube, not a jar and I returned mine because it made my eyes swell up.
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You are correct, however, one can also hang the tube with the ends down over the blue semi-circle and it will even snap in place. Then it can drip dry over a few hours.
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hi,looks like water gut under your crystal watch face,i think you should send it immediately to the lab,of course you can try to dry in with your wife's hair dryer -but that is on your own responsibility...good luck
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Put some water in the bottom. I don't remem the exact amount but just so it doesn't dry out as you microwave it. It will fit up to four bottles. The bottle part goes upside down at an angle thru the one slot, all facing the same direction. The round 'hole' part is for the bottle caps. The long blue tube things usually go around the outside. There is probably a place for everything but I just fit the rest of the bottle parts in where I could. It's been two years since I used mine so my memory is a little fuzzy. Check you-tube, someone has probably made a video on how to best put it together. Good luck. Put some water in the bottom. I don't remem the exact amount but just so it doesn't dry out as you microwave it. It will fit up to four bottles. The bottle part goes upside down at an angle thru the one slot, all facing the same direction. The round 'hole' part is for the bottle caps. The long blue tube things usually go around the outside. There is probably a place for everything but I just fit the rest of the bottle parts in where I could. It's been two years since I used mine so my memory is a little fuzzy. Check you-tube, someone has probably made a video on how to best put it together.... » Read More Put some water in the bottom. I don't remem the exact amount but just so it doesn't dry out as you microwave it. It will fit up to four bottles. The bottle part goes upside down at an angle thru the one slot, all facing the same direction. The round 'hole' part is for the bottle caps. The long blue tube things usually go around the outside. There is probably a place for everything but I just fit the rest of the bottle parts in where I could. It's been two years since I used mine so my memory is a little fuzzy. Check you-tube, someone has probably made a video on how to best put it together. Good luck. « Show Less
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The unit usually comes with only one tube for the exhaust to the outside. The problem is that the air that is expelled outside must be replaced inside the room which causes the air conditioner to suck air into the room even though it is closed up through any opening it can find such as under the door or through other openings around windows or walls at the mopboard. I always purchase a second tube for the intake air from outside to replace the exhaust air so that the room can maintain a seal and allow the air conditioner to operate more efficiently instead of drawing unwanted warm air into the room to make up for the exhaust air lost to the outside. When you read the owners information, you can see how to purchase the additional tube and fittings or you can go on-line to get it. I also fabricated my own window insert made out of thick plexiglass for the window connection so that it doesn't look like the window has changed in appearance. I line up the two tubes with the exhaust tube on top as hot air rises and the cooler intake air tube on the bottom. Works perfectly! You will have this problem with any portable air conditioner you buy, but you are lucky that this is one of the few brands that has made provision for you to connect the second intake air tube as most do not.
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I'm assuming this happens when you fill up your bladder with water that is colder than the surrounding air temperature - this condensation would normally happen when there is this difference in temperature. If you're doing something else, let me know and I might be able to experiment.
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In our application, all of the condensate evaporates. So no need to run a condensate tube. We have a very dry climate here in Yakima, Washington. In a climate where there is a lot of humidity, a condensate tube may be necessary. It would be best to check with the manufacturer.
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Omg I have the same question I bought the primer which is so thick I can't get it out of the tube...horrible I contacted the company and they are rude I also bought the base and it is just not the same as the one I purchased In Zurich...What is the problem with yours?, is there anything we can do