can this be used in a ceramic'bubbler' fountain- no pond, just holding pool
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If it can physically fit in it, yes, I have mine in a 2ftx2ft patio ornamental "pool" it works great
1670287
I don't see why not as long as the tip is partially in the water to give that bubbler affect.
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Depends on how large the fountain is. The filter and pump need to be underwater to work. I would personally use a smaller pump. If you are worried about moss growing use a product that discourages moss. You don't need a powerful pump for a bubbler fountain unless it is several gallon, like 50 or so.
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We use it in our hot water solar system on the house. I would ask definitely at a pool place or a place that sells fountains.
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I have mine in a Pump House along with my pool pump, Salt Generator controls and Sand Filter. I am sure that the outdoor elements will shorten the life of the pump but think it can be used outside. Mine did not come with an "Indoor Use Only" label or directions.
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In my opinion, no: Imagine a pump about the size of a golf ball. You would have to place the pump on some kind of platform to get the water to even break the surface.
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yes. the bubbles come from air supplied by an airpump (purchased separately) and connected via tubing. you could unplug the airstone and leave the pump on to get the effect you want.
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I would not recommend it to be used in water or you may get a paste from it. It is very fine powder and I am not sure how it would work in a pool filter
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Yes you can. I use it for individual pots that go into a pond. I also use it for pots that just go into a container of water rather than a pond.
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I didn't actually try that. I probably would not trust it to be that water right. If it fell into a pool and you quickly retrieved it, that would probably be ok.
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Hi there - No it can not. It's clearly stated that it is NOT to be used for water in the Instruction Guide. Hope that helps. : )
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It should work just fine. I use mine in a 1500 gal spa attached to our pool. However, the overall quality is low, not the quality of the previous one I purchased at a pool supply. But it is cheaper.
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No, that is the size but I can't imagine why you'd want it not in complete contact with the water. When exposed to the sun the water keeps the plastic from overheating (by exchanging the heat of the plastic into the water) thus preventing the plastic from rapid deterioration. If your having trouble with the plastic blowing off of the covered pool you might try weighting the plastic down with something, perhaps an un-coiled garden hose?
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This filter wouldn't work totally submerged--the water would flow out the top without passing through the filter media--but it doesn't function as an aerator. It only makes bubbles when the water level in the tank is low.
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You could probably replace the carbon filter with it but not the sediment filter. Make sure it's the right physical dimensions for a good fit, otherwise the water will just flow around it. I'd strongly suggest you research what KDF media is and does. www.kdfft.com/HowItWorks.htm If you want to replace the ceramic prefilter with something better, search Google for: sustainable Hannish NanoAlumina Water Filters
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The pump and the housing that holds the disposable charcoal filter are plastic. The fountain itself is all ceramic. No problems with it as far as cleaning or replacing the filter so far.
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You could since it's entirely plastic, but I would be concerned about getting water in it. Wouldn't want it to get moldy.
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I've never filled it with water, but its def made of swimming pool material....don't see why you couldn't....have fun!
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I do not understand your question? I prefer it because it is made of stainless steel and is lighter than a ceramic fountain. Plus, I don't have to worry about dropping it and breaking it like ceramic. I do not own the smaller one. I am however, wishing that I would have boughten the smaller one. Because the larger one never gets too law on water and either would need to be cleaned weekly. I use bottled, reverse-osmosis water and it gets slimy in the bubbler pretty fast, maybe faster than tap water.I Hope this helps.Ken