Can it be used without the bubbler?
1494135
Yes,You don't have to use air pump.light's work on a separate waterproof plug.
948509
I believe you can. Air does go out of it. I haven't used it like that but I can't see why you couldn't. As long as the handheld pump has the right adapter. I hope this helps.
1416796
I don't think that it can be used without the hose because the tire pressure fitting is swaged onto the hose. If you unscrew the hose, the ball/check valve is going to fall out.The unit that I bought fell apart the first time I used it. I don't recommend this product at all.
727448
I haven't tried it but it should be ok. But there would be no bubbles. Just make sure there's no air hose either
614907
To completely avoid any air bubbles, you'd have to completely empty it of air before filling, so that's pretty much impossible. But, so long you keep the opening submerged when filling, the nozzle won't have any bubbles.
2241133
Although the juicer fits its mount without the strainer, as an attorney I caution you to read the booklet accompanying the product, as using the juicer without the strainer basket may invalidate the warranty. That said, it's easy enough to remove the strainer basket and dump the pulp back into the strained juice once the machine has done its work.
465757
The Light Disconnects from the bubbler. You need an air pump to run the bubbler and the light runs off of a plug. So yes, you can disconnect the light without disturbing the bubble function.
1188873
Yes, they can both be used simultaneously, they perform 2 different tasks. Bubble Stop does not condition the water, it only aids in reducing air. The bed must be conditioned as well.
965160
Yes, but probably best if it's a simmer method. You'd do this without the wood/ceramic steamer unit -- just use the pot and lid.
915373
Don't understand what you mean by "without device". Can tell you that it won't work by holding the connector in your hand up next to the faucet. Gotta take off the existing aerator, put on the attachment that comes with the water flosser, and then snap in the flosser. BTW, we have taken ours off; even with the water on full force, not much of a spray in your mouth, just a lot of dribbling into the sink and an occasional mess from the spray hitting the mirror or counter top.
1398136
NO. And it shouldn't. This works on sonic vibrations. You'll see slight ripples in the solution, but shouldn't see bubbles.
1037794
I have not found away, but we love this bubble maker. The only thing is, I would not use it indoors as otherwise your floor will be covered with bubble juice.
2263443
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.
1358843
No, if you only intend to use the lights. Yes, if you want the bubbles ~ you'll need an air pump and tubing for the airstone.
577716
I would not recommend that as even I'm not sure what would happen if you were to remove it. However, I had the same concern during the first few days as well. Don't worry, the bubbles will disappear soon enough.
472877
I think you can. Just be aware it really tastes bad and the dropper i got was not working... very cheap rubber...
1553260
as long as you have the water return lip above the surface of the water you do not need additional air. As the water coming in breaks the surface tension and supplies enough oxygenation. But of course you can add it for "fun" to ride the bubbles as suggested by raifordgirl.