can it be used for water? If yes how?
1327943
It's for hooking up to an air compressor - to fill tires or power air-tools. No water applications to my knowledge, unless you want to fil a raft. :)
1327944
I don't really understand the question, but I doubt it could be used for water. The connections are for air hoses and are quite different than for garden hoses, for example.
1327945
sure it can, not its intended use. The weight of the water in the hoses will likely be an issue. Just go to a hardware store and buy some brass fittings to get you from hose thread to that 3/8 brass air fitting thread. This tool is junk by the way, it can hardly handle air (broke in first 3 months), so I think it will struggle (break) with water.
1493403
I am sure that you can. I am not sure what you want to use it for but keep in mind that this does put out a significant amount of steam which may be invisible and will cook your skin on contact. Depending on the amount of water you put in it the time to get to the steam part will vary. I usually fill mine all the way up and it doesn't take too long to get going though. It just isn't as quick as say a clothes steamer. I have had zero problems with mine and it seems to be a good quality item. KEN
1050157
Most likely but I don't think it is designed for that. It calls for water. I use bottled water with less impurities.
1921092
Yes. I use mine just for water and it holds the cool temperature for quite awhile.
1783531
Yes it can. It just doesn't have the plug to let out water in the bottom. You could easily dump the water out though.
390576
If you mean can you use it to suck up water, yes. Use the fiber or plastic strainer supplied, not a paper filter. Be sure to dump the water frequently but it does have a float inside to prevent ingesting water into the motor area. If using to vacuum dirt, leaves, etc., you can use it with the paper filter or bag. Keep away from pool to make sure it does not fall into the water. Water and electricity are a bad combination!
1784727
I think it would work. It works well with water..... I think it would work if the substance is very fluid. good luck
2142176
I'm not sure.... I don' t think it is made for water use...you might want to check a triathlon shop
310368
I wouldn't think so. Its not rated for water that I know of. I use mine for inside painting and drywall work. Love it!!
886426
Yes, but it won't work well with hard water so make sure you have a shower filter if that's your water type. You can google instructions on how to on various websites.
2236241
No, it can't be used for salt water. Desalination is a much more complicated process that can't be achieved in a device of this size or at this cost. You'd want to follow methods describe online (in an emergency situation) to get the salt content removed from the water first. Then use this product to drink with to remove the impurities.
1720279
I suppose technically it could but would not use it for that myself. I use it to wash delicates, rinse large quantities of fresh veggies etc...Not sure I would consider cooking in it.
433664
I suppose you could use it just for water. You could use a pot to heat water also. Seems like a silly question.
257942
It isn't a good idea. You should only use water or the filters will get clogged up.
410647
I have never used it with water. I guess you could, but I presumed that it is designed to use as is.
2113814
No. This isn't designed for that sort of use. No less, I don't think any state board of health would allow you to use this for potable water. It's not a drinking fountain.
1562265
U can. But it has moving parts that water can get into. Just need to dry it out completely.