How does it attach to a water source?
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This is not a water based flosser. The "head" acts like a bristled tooth pick and the battery provides power so the head vibrates. I use mine when travelling as a substitute for my regular water based device. It does an adequate job when a standard WaterPik is not available.
503335
It doesn't. It's just for flossing. The brush is inserted between the teeth and you turn it on. Use this instead of regular floss. The brush rotates between the teeth.
503336
How can they call it a 'water'pik when water isn't even used? just rhetorical.
518805
Hmm is a drip trap. When you run the streamer water will drip to the tray you will notice the Joggle on the tray that's the area the water gets captured. Unless it's s substantial amount. I how that helps.
1658425
Yes - it attaches right below. I called the company to verify my showerhead would work with the filter before I bought it.
1539794
It has a connection to connect to a garden hose, you can mount it out side and cart the water in, or mount it at the tank and run a hose inside. There is a way to connect it to a faucet but you will need an adapter.
1854851
It screws onto the faucet. Like on your laundry room sink faucet. Hope that helps.
888352
I attached to the existing water outlet. I removed the fixed faucet and just screwed this one in that place. It works really great.
115121
No, it includes what you see in the photograph, minus the horizontal pipe that runs to the wall. So it will attach to the water pipe that comes out of your wall. You should buy some type of arm that allows you to mount the unit so that the water sprays straight down, as in my experience the unit does not perform well on an angle. Also, mine made a loud whirring noise that would alternate to a whine as the water pressure fluctuated. I sent it back.
1248617
I wish I could answer that as I don't truly know. I hang mine from a tree with a long wire attached to a branch and using a "S" hook. The water stays cooler and doesn't evaporate as much being in the shade.
1314782
You should be able to connect to any water source. May have to hook to hot and cold washer connections and put a coupler where you could control the temperature of the water.
1130140
It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great, It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet,... » Read More It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great, « Show Less
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You buy a "Y" connector and attach the single end of it to a hose that has one end attached to your water source (faucet). You are left with 2 nozzle ends on the "Y" open. Attach 2 hoses ...one to each open nozzle on the "Y" and then attach 2 sprinklers on the ends of those 2 hoses. Voila! ( You could also just screw the "Y" into your faucet head & skip the first hose. It all depends on how far you have to go get your sprinklers in the right spots to water what you want to water.) A
1844406
Don't know but it attached to the pipe at the wall and the shower head...worked perfectly.
184827
There is an attachment for the outlet with basically a ball valve that lets you restrict the flow.
1657296
Can't comment on the photo. But it attaches between the faucet and the hose.
1366259
It doesnt attach anywhere it just sits under the front edge to catch the drippings.
1753319
You just attach it to your faucet like a regular water hose! It is so easy and you can adjust the pressure. really cools the area.
1875591
This item features a "screw" in adapter to accomodate the hose. The hose has a clamp to stop the water flow.