how do you make it suck up the water?
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After spraying the water just pull back the steam cleaner slowly. You'll be able to see it sucking it up
598044
It has a function like a vaccum cleaner. Carpet is damp after. But it doesn't take long to dry.
587077
Both of the other answers are great. Keep in mind that you want it to suck up water and not get clogged with debris or suck air.
1802690
Try to adjust the amt. of water flowing into the pool. That seemed to work for us.
1290555
Its a fan man lol. Has 3 settings to blow. If you want it to suck I suppose you can just turn it around to face the other way.
456431
Just hold your regular vacuum hose up to the bag's opening and voila, it sucks the air out of the bag. It's very easy and kind of fun.
359736
To get the water out of the bottom you tip the float over. It's a blow up float, not heavy.
1209237
just blow or shake it out. most of water is accumulated in hose if you use the hose, if not just let gravity and a litle shake help you get it out. elementery watson
1271309
A little bottle is included that you squeeze to suck up water. Then you stick the tube from the bottle into a little reservoir on the helicopter and squeeze the bottle to fill up the reservoir.
837780
Once its ready (a few pumps before starting your ride) just bite down on the valve and drink. The water will shoot into you mouth with no effort.
2002324
We use a turkey baster to suck the water out of the under-the-pot reservoir. It's just a crappy design. Engineering should never have let it out the door. We had 2 older models that didn't have this problem.
1724228
it would suck the water out way too fast. I think you should buy a siphon with smaller diameter.
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It gets pretty nasty but I leave it up for a lot longer than the instructions says is to. Just keep putting water on top.
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Howdy, it has for me. The main trick to the funnel is very small mesh screen and a reservoir below the screen to catch water etc. Pour slowly and dump reservoir several times into a clear glass bottle. Water heavier than fuel will go to the bottom.
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Typically you can just stick your hose into your water source and pull the handle backwards and forwards until the water comes out. If that doesnt work you can get some water in the tube and blow the water into the pumps housing. This helps actually get water into the body of the pump if it wont pickup the water from its source. You have to understand that you need to allow your water source to not be sealed up otherwise your container of water will create a vacum as you are pumping something out and do not introduce air. If your water source is sealed it will need venting to stop the vacum. I used mine as a portable beer pump. Cheers
1099161
I lay it out and use a water vac to suck the air out of the valves. Then fold each side into the middle then fold it up.
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Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine collecting dust sitting in my garage. Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine... » Read More Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine collecting dust sitting in my garage. « Show Less
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It's not too hard, use a knife or something similar to loosen it up together with water it should flush out fairly quickly,