will this washed suck water out of a stationary container?
572087
I assume you mean for detergents or other chemical injection. Yes, the intake hose within the built-in tank can be taken out and placed into a separate container to draw from.
938466
No! There is a separate reservoir for dirty water and clean water. You squeeze the trigger to spray out the clean water (with the cleaning solution in it) as you go in a forward motion. Then you slowly pull it backwards over that area and it sucks up the water/dirt and that goes into the dirty water reservoir so the dirty water never goes back onto the floor.
1446117
No..you are laying down the cleaning solution and then just sucking it up. You may want to go back later and do a complete rinse if you think it is necessary.
1403124
No, but you do need to suck. The inner spill proof piece can be removed, which will allow liquid to flow faster. My 1& 3 year old grand kids both use these every day. Good product!
1002517
I think so. You will have to absorb the water with a towel because the fabric will be wet. I think BISSELL makes a hand held cleaning device that has a vacuum feature that sucks up the water. This may work better than a steam cleaner.
1771949
Yes it does. The tank for the cleaning solution is on the upright and the tank for dirty is below with the vacuum head. One note to be aware of, the waste tank is only about 1/2 the size of the solution tank so it has to be dumped more frequently than it needs to be filled.
93540
Yes. Occasionally you will have to rinse it - the frother. Milk dispenser/ container you will have to wash it when empty.
346593
No, the dirt will stay contained in the tube via a flapper. You can use it numerous times before you have to empty it.
839554
It pops out through the use of a lever and you can dump the waste water. The waste tank is small enough that it can be washed out easily.
653673
Yes - use only plain water. Any cleaners, etc. will only serve to clog the machine and may render it useless.
1754628
No, it uses liquid sanitation. I suppose you could line it with a bag if you wanted too.
1789409
Of course. You just put hot water into the upper solution tank. The lower tank is where the sucked-up water with all the dirt is collected. However, the soap concentrate that comes with the cleaning unit is really just a cleaning detergent. I would not worry about it. There are many more chemicals in your everyday life that are far more concerning such as food food dyes and preservatives.
1819110
I have not tried it that way. I used it on my carpet last week and the vacuum to take up the water did not work. I did not realize it until I went to empty it. I thought that cleaning the machine out might help but it did not. Not happy right now.
63444
Probably not, the pump is designed to push water not pull it. If you could gravity feed you might be able to supply enough flow but really it requires a pressurized water source to function correctly. However it is one of the best electric pressure washers I have seen. I am very pleased with mine.
367946
Not necessarily....however, the waste water will have to be drained after each use. I found this unit to be very satisfactory and enjoyable to use on a daily basis.
1730703
As the filtered cover fits snugly inside the container, I can't see how that would work unless it has sufficient rigidity to stand inside without support. As it is stainless steel, I do not use a liner; rinsing it outside after emptying it in my compost pile. It rinses freely with little adhesion or staining noted.
968028
It may not because it has to be submerged to create enough pressure to suck very hard. I used it to clean my wood burning hot tub. It didn't seem to have a lot of pressure skimming the top vs sucking under the water .