Water basin fills up in an hour and needs to ...
342074
Water basin fills up in an hour and needs to be constantly dumped out. Wish I could return it but it's too large to ship back.  Absolutely wouldn't buy again.
2227635
Used it once, it works as anticipated, had to go over the same area several times.  The clean water and dirty water containers are quite small so you have to empty/fill them of every 5~10 minutes, but at least they don't weigh a lot.
2148157
The spout is to small for the amount of fluid it pours all over. Unless you want to wait 2 hours and pour very slowly don't waste your time.
3021899
The throughput is too low.  I have a metered water timer.  When I set the time to 2 hours using a oscillating or pulsating sprinkler, it takes 2 hours.  With this Rain Train set to 2 hours it takes 4 1/2 hours to apply the same amount of water.  It takes twice as long to water the same amount of grass.  The other problem I've noticed is that yellow stopper device that turns off the rain train doesn't work.  The tractor sits too deep in the grass and catches the bottom side of the stopper.  I have not been able to get this thing to stop yet.  The tractor turns well until it is dragging a lot of hose behind it, then it tends to go off track(hose) more easily.
Where I have found good use for this sprinkler is my side and front yard.  For small areas, the rain train is ideal. You can set the sprinkler to water an area as small as 15 ft and up to 55 ft.  Of course, the bigger the area, the less water that gets applied per application.
1890660
Very large! I estimated my total area fairly correctly but it's a lot of work to lay it out. Also, be prepared for rain, leaves and dirty water to sit on top. Also, not sure about the problem of standing water and mosquitos?
4239605
Simple prep.  Would like a better method to drain.  Filling.
2485440
So far this is working. If it continues to work and IF it had more variability in the number of times to water per day I would give it four or five stars. For watering intervals of a day or less you have a choice of every 12 hours or every 6 hours. Choose every 12 hours and then you could water at say 6AM and 6PM. This is not so great as your grass seed dries out in the afternoon. Choose every 6 hours then you would  water at 6AM, noon, 6PM and midnight. Really, midnight? WTF? The only work around I see is to go out every day and turn off the timer after the third watering (this would cancel the late night schedule) then turn it back on and the timer would start again the next morning. Once my grass is a little more established I can go to every 12 hours but for now this will be a pain. Maybe there is another solution and i am missing it??
1120677
It works okay, but you waste a lot of water waiting for the water to become clear. It is expensive and I wish it had a longer life for the money.
3264811
The fountain arrived on 7/14, I installed it on 7/16 as per enclosed instructions and put it on a 2-hour timer. Unfortunately and to my biggest disappointment, it leaks from the bottom after just 1/2 hour usage (good thing I placed a large dish under it). I would very much appreciate a replacement fountain. Please contact me ASAP. Thank you!
3338821
3# to 5 Gallons of warm water. Stir with a drywall compound mixer,  pour into your container(s),  let it set up overnight at around 40, and shoot it
875981
The upper filtration area reservoir is too small so is must be filled several times to fill the pitcher.

The top falls off whilst pouring.
271161
Water reservoir is small. Very limited use. Do expect to do much with it but handle small stains.
955449
The "PermaWick" feature of this humidifier is a nice idea, but if your tap water is hard and has lots of minerals you may find yourself giving this machine a lot of attention. We have city water but with lots of minerals... and I'm only getting 4-5 days of operation before it starts sounding like a waterfall and needs to be cleaned again.  Cleaning is not a HUGE deal (soak filters in vinegar solution and spray off, wipe mineral residues from other parts with vinegar/water solution) but does take about 20 minutes and it's a chore I'd rather not be doing so frequently.  I think that "CareFree" is stretching it a bit.
917451
Instructions tell you to water each pot to get started.
Now you are told to add 250 to 300 ml of water.
Come back in 40 to 60 minutes and drain off any excess water that is left.
There is no drain, you have to tip it over to drain excess water.
When you tip it over the pots start to fall out.
1255597
f they had spent a dollar more on engineerig, you could fill from the top instead of risking soaking your floor when you add water.  Looks like a nuclear reactor, large size is HUGE.
591530
The water drains out all at once and I have to clean the mud out of it each time I refill it. It isn't really hard to refill but it's not exactly easy either. I've gone back to watering my ivy from a measuring cup.
4349180
I would say that I love it, but since I had my fountain put in less than 3 months ago, I have had a growing concern that this basin is leaking.  I was consistently putting 4 - 5 gallons of water into the fountain every other day, which seemed a bit excessive for evaporation, even in Florida.  Then last week, I decided to pull the plug and only plug it in when we were sitting on our patio.  When I checked it the next morning (less than 12 hours later) the water had gone down to below the fountain head which is a good 8" down into the ceramic pot that I am using.  And now I find that I can't return because it is past 30 days - too bad because this was exactly what I needed to make my fountain project work.  Very disappointed...

Update - It turns out that the basin was NOT leaking!  I've had a fountain guy out here and they have made adjustments to the fountain and found  that the basin is working just fine - the water was flowing out over the edges because of too thick landscape cloth over the holes into the basin.  What a relief!  I do love my fountain.