Can you use this inside a room or does the water go everywhere and you have to use it outside?
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Water is surprisingly minimal. I use it indoors with a small tarp to set it on. This is a good tile saw. I have done 10 kitchen/dining room floors and 10 bathroom tile over tub and floor. Still using the same blade that came with it. I am doing this work at an apartment complex.
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I would not use it in a room unless it had a concrete floor that did not have carpet or wood over it. The water does not go everywhere but, you will get water on the floor.
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You have to set up a tarp if you use it inside. Also would be best to work on a floor that can get wet as you'll end up dumping water off your tile after you cut it.
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You will have to use it outside. It will be a bit messy, but it does a great job.
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A typical bedroom, it really depends on how dry an area you live. I recommend distilled water as the demineralizer will only last two months with regular usage. Personally I gave up and moved near the ocean.
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You could use it inside. You would need a hook of sorts. Also if it is a little over-watered, it will drip out. Other than that, it would work great inside.
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Hi Chillygirl. Only thing I saw was that it said not to use in the immediate surroundings of a bath, shower or swimming pool. I use mine in the bathroom mounted on the wall but you could just have it sitting on a flat surface like maybe the top of the toilet tank or something.
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Yes you can, but you need to use distilled water or you'll have the fine white dust from tap water on everything within the room.
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I keep mine indoor and have had it for about 5 months without a problem. I do have to water every other day.
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I use it in the bathroom more than any other room. Just be careful to place it so that it is out of the way. Away from any chance of getting wet or being in your path of entry or exit.
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We put it inside a walk-in shower. We remove the drain cover and put the hose down the drain so shower floor stays mostly dry.
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In the back near the bottom of the unit, is a little nozzle you unplug and the water comes out. You can connect it with a piece of silicon tubing. Or just bring a small container to catch the water, I still use it and it works fine. Not a bad air condition.
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I also planned on using it inside either near or in the tub. I ordered it, put it together and found that it would not fit inside the tub and water would splash if outside the tub. Sent it back at great expense.
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You could use it indoors if nothing is around it. It gets very hot. Also you would have to keep an eye on it. Not to say you can't. It can not be connected to the sink. However fill the sink with water and let it suck out of there.
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You probably need to drain it or keep it in a warm heated space like inside the house, at all times that it is being used or partially used, having water remaining in the system.
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the unit will not work without the filter, it is neccessary that the filter is in place to draw the water up in suspension so the fan can move the air through the filter and into the room.
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You can get your hand inside.However , it is a little bit hard to get it cleanYou can use a small scrub brush.Overall, i like the unit .For some reason, I am always getting water somewhere!!!
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No. You only use water in this unit. Go to Homedics site and they can verify this question for you.
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U can. But it has moving parts that water can get into. Just need to dry it out completely.
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Theoretically I don't see any problem with using it indoors, aside from the dense fog which will build up quickly. It's worth noting, however, that if you put ice in the front compartment (this is what causes the fog to stay close to the ground) there is a small plastic tube on the rear of the machine that the melted ice drains out of, so you would have to have a drip pan or some other method of collecting the water (depending on the location inside). It's also worth noting that the ice isn't required to use the machine, it simply helps create the ground effect.Also, I purchased mine prior to Halloween 2012. Used it that night, put it back in the box, pulled it out for Halloween 2013 and it worked just fine. Theoretically I don't see any problem with using it indoors, aside from the dense fog which will build up quickly. It's worth noting, however, that if you put ice in the front compartment (this is what causes the fog to stay close to the ground) there is a small plastic tube on the rear of the machine that the melted ice drains out of, so you would have to have a drip pan or some other method of collecting the water (depending on the location inside). It's also worth noting that the ice isn't required to use the machine, it simply helps create the ground effect.Also, I purchased... » Read More Theoretically I don't see any problem with using it indoors, aside from the dense fog which will build up quickly. It's worth noting, however, that if you put ice in the front compartment (this is what causes the fog to stay close to the ground) there is a small plastic tube on the rear of the machine that the melted ice drains out of, so you would have to have a drip pan or some other method of collecting the water (depending on the location inside). It's also worth noting that the ice isn't required to use the machine, it simply helps create the ground effect.Also, I purchased mine prior to Halloween 2012. Used it that night, put it back in the box, pulled it out for Halloween 2013 and it worked just fine. « Show Less