How much water does this hold? I live in Arizona and water evaporates quickly here.
585377
It holds about 1 galloon of water but it evaporates quite quickly in the sun.
585378
It requires about 2 gallons and the water evaporates quickly even in humid climate (Houston). But we really enjoy it.
585379
I have not set it up as I live in Iowa and will wait until Spring to put it out.
1502112
Here, in Arizona we get 110+ summer temperatures, though not much humidity. My unit handles it great.
1568033
I have not measured it exactly, but it holds about 1 cup or 250mls of water.
1330574
Normal amount of water but do not let it dry out .too much water turns the leaves yellow and fall off
1340225
Ours held some water, but we easily adjusted it to fix that issue. It did a pretty good job at keeping the sun and rain out of our son's big sandbox.
764375
Yeah, I'm not in the desert but it is &gt;90 and very dry here in the summer. Going from adding 2 inches a week or something to less than a half inch every 2-3 weeks. Most water loss is now just from splashing and stuff when we use the pool. Evaporation is dramatically cut-- not really specific to this cover, just any cover should have this effect.
1930412
Probably depends on where you are at with humidity but here in the desert it dries very quick. I'd say about 3 or 4 minutes. It leaves very little water on the floor.
1223108
i am not possitive but i believe about 7 gallons. i live in nv where it's very dry and i really like mine. hope this helps
1083436
They dried very quickly for me. I even dumped some water on the let one day out in the field to test it out. It repelled most of the water and what remained dried quickly.
13285
About 6 hours. I put a couple of gallons in after. 3 hours just to top off and check how much is evaporated in that amount of time
1644742
Did the research BEFORE purchasing this container. It shipped, was delivered and then I tested it. The container was partially filled for the test: I tipped it over on its side and let it stay there for a bit (15 minutes or so). NOTHING drained from it. Re-measured the 32 oz. We got the 32 oz back. Filled it to about 96 oz (3/4 gallon). Came back about 2 weeks later and got just under 96 oz back. Evaporation in the Sonoran desert of Arizona was the cause. It sits next to a generator we purchased. For me, it's an excellent product. Good luck with your decision.
340237
It holds about a cup of water and it will shut off automatically when it runs out. I'm guessing run time would be dependent on humidity..,
479540
Right now the temperature where I live is 90 degrees and this tends to be desert-type country. I can water for about a week at the most in these conditions. Earlier in the season I could get almost 2 weeks.
1997191
It holds just over 1.5 gallons. Lasts me 1-2 nights depending on the setting. Heated uses significantly more water and the higher volume setting runs it empty in about 6-8 hours.
1335774
We don't get much rain here in AZ but it did keep my Yamaha V Star 1300 dry during the last rain a couple weeks ago.
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.
1425750
Surprisingly it holds a lot of water. Depends on how many people are using it but we are 3 and only need to fill and empty it every 2 to 3 days