can you use hot/ warm water in hose
1886205
I can't tell you. The hose exploded after about 2 months of use! We took very good care of it, but it just didn't last. We'll never make that mistake again.
1886206
Yes. I used it to drain and fill water bed from an inside faucet using quite warm water.
1904880
This is a good question. I use hot water but be careful not to re-shape the container.
178150
Yes, there is a panel in the heater where you can adjust the temperature to your needs. If your house is big, install a recirculating motor which will give you hot water instantly. You may disable the motor when hot water is not needed.
134977
You can not use hot water with this filter. It is designed to attach to the faucet so under sink is not the best location.
1288864
There is no rating on the hose. It is a thick rubber hose for normal water pressure, and can take hot water. Its made by Goodyear, so you may want to call their customer service,
155885
I am sure you can place warm water vs hot water... however, you decrease the cleansing aspect perhaps by 50% by doing so. We have wool carpeting (beige) throughout our house & utilizing hot water had no adverse affect. That said, however, Bissell.com has an 800 number for customer service and calling them and asking the question about hot.vs warm.water would best be answered by the professionals to allay any fears you might have.
1902732
It can but I believe the warm water sprays more steam . It's a great littleSteamer though :-)
1318448
Yes, these hoses are used to fill the washing machine with hot or cold water. They are sometimes referred to as "Fill Hoses".
1303563
No, it is not designed for hot water. The filter will fail and may cause damage to your washer.
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.
320586
The one I use is outside on my deck, part of a drip watering system.But consider this: most house hot water heaters are set at about 160 deg. Some may be set even higher. If it's for indoor hot water use, why not consider a washing machine hose, which is rated for higher temperatures.
1008682
I don't think the water needs to be hot. These types of devices are used in swimming pools as well. There was nothing in the directions that said the water had to be at a certain temperature.
1829427
No, it says never to use hot water in the unit, but it does just fine with cold water. I have never used the detergent , but you can use power washer detergent in it.l
2269073
There is no warm water connections and it designed just for cold water.You don't need to control the temperature. Whatever temperature water you put, that is how it stays.Feel free to ask any further questions.
1560833
Yes warm water is fine. I have a hose connection on my laundry sink that works great.
2097124
I bought this specifically for use with hot water around 180 degrees. Hot water may damage regular garden hoses (or maybe not) but I wanted to play it safe.
771371
I have a hot water supply near my toilet. It comes with reasonably lengthy hoses to hook up to the hot/cold water. Unless your sink is really far away from your toilet, you should be fine with the hoses it comes with.