is this a system that can be used at any angle? does it drip if you turn it down? can you turn it any which way without drips for hard to reach areas?
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I would suggest having someone else spray you. The directions say only to use in up and down strokes to keep your tan even. It is extremely hard to evenly tan yourself without missing any spots (I've tried)
1358797
Heavy application causes it to drip. Be sure that you do not hold it too close or that you dont put another layer on until the previous one has dried. It was my first time using one. I also had my boyfriend do my back. He did a great job every time. You can turn it any direction. I had to adjust the air when i first got it but had no issues after i figured out how to do it. I really hope that helps. Im really picky and i love this product.
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This unit has poor drainage. So bad that my coils corroded out and leaked within a year after buying it. If you tilt forward, that poor drainage is going to drain right into your home. If you tilt back, that poor drainage is just going to be worse. You could try adding some drainage holes (being very careful not to make a hole in the coils), but you're probably better off buying one that isn't designed so poorly.
2102113
It has two angles it can be set at, very easy to do. There are more reviews and videos about it just research it on youtube
1409663
Yes. You adjust each side as to how wide you want to spray. Then you adjust how far you want it to spray. I use this in between my to raised beds to water my garden, however I have also used it to water my very long and narrow side yard
978725
Drip systems are separate and can not be combined with sprinkler systems. However you can set the sprinkler head to extremely low output and it can be like a drip. I have one in a large flower box and reduced the flow - only the box gets watered!! Just for your information they do sell separate drip systems.
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You can put it wherever you want, but all the water is going to leak out onto your floor wherever you put it. Don't waste your money on this thing, it's really bad.Buy 2 of the teardrop ones, they actually work.
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I've used mine on every angle there is and haven't had any issues with it. Always had plenty of power too.
1280072
Its only made to be used at the top. It clamps on to the rungs. I've used it several times and it works really well the way its intended to. Its not made to point down. What you see in the picture is the only way it can be used.
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I have only used oil, but I would think if you held it perpendicular, you should be able to get one drop fine control of something as thin as water. I doubt you be able to if you just held it vertically up and down.
618760
The water flow control is easy for the most part; however, in our situation the faucet is left mounted to the side of a large modern square sink which proved to be a bit awkward. We kept it anyway...the benefits outweighs the awkwardness.
99966
I don't turn this value off very often (only to run a tub of water for grandkids instead of shower head) but when I have used it there does not seem to be any drips...The tub fills up and no wet heads from above....Hope this helps...
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You're right. It will drip IF the gauge is turned other than almost upright. Mine stays at a slight angle to make it easier to read and I haven't lost any fluid from it. Also, I really like the gauge. Not sure what the result would be if you didn't make the cut.
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No, there is a hand held wand you could use but when you switch to the fixed sprayer they are mounted on a horizontal metal piece. It could be modified to vertical if your the handy type.
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We built a 4 outlet manifold for ours, each has a ball valve so we can shut lines off or even lower the flow if need be. I'm not sure how your drip system is set up or the size, but either way you should have a valve in place to shut the water off.There is a prime plug that you could attach a pipe and valve to that you could use as a pressure relief. We have those on our larger plant and recycle pumps.
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Yes, angle it at steep 60 degrees. Try to keep inlet hose toward you in paint container. Careful, slow & watch for drip formation. Thet really need to design a container for that.
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Hi Jody,Yes, you can turn it around 180 so it's facing toward the back of the faucet. You will still have access to switch the button from stream to spray and it works fine. I actually have the button facing out and I don't mind because I really like the faucet. However, I don't much care for the soap dispenser. The refill container is hard to thread onto the pump every time you fill it up.I hope this was helpful.Joel
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I'm sure you can. with the right connector but there may not be enough head pressure from the rain barrel to push open and have the drip tubing work effectively. If your barrel is up high and the drip tubing is 'down stream' far enough it should work.