Does this have a drain for water...how do you empty water from it?
1410399
no you half to take the top off and dump it out. that is the only drawback i know for this shop-vac.
1862103
this product do not include the drain , if you need .please contact with the seller . thank you
1342151
It does not have a drain plug, we took off the cap, turned it on the side and drained it. It did leak some tho, so we have it filled with sand. Ours is made to drain it at the cap. We haven't had to empty the sand.
1989071
It doesn't, kinda wish it did, but we just drain it each night. Probably better that way since our son drinks the water :)
1754627
No it doesn't. To empty, you just carry it to the dump station, remove the seat, swing the drain tube out, and drain directly into the pipe.
509739
Yes. It has a plug at the bottom-side to empty. I used it for a planter to plant veggies. I had to drill extra holes on bottom for drainage.
1078034
No. The drain is on the bottom. You have to get on the floor to drain it with a hose or bucket.
611825
No, you do not add water. The unit collects water over time that you must drain from time to time.
1885139
No drain hole. That was the only thing that was inconvenient about it. At the end of the day we just bailed it out like a leaky boat and then when it was empty enough a couple of us picked it up and took it over to the lawn to dump it. Otherwise it is really great. :)
608933
Yes, but there is not a drain in the bottom. You just have to dump the water over the side. I wouldn't use it inside for water though, or you'll have a mess trying to empty it.
1114352
You can connect a hose and put the hose in a drain. Never have to empty the bucket again!
789233
No you drain from the top. I was disappointed in this product. The plastic bowl cracked very quickly,would not buy again,
1350359
There is a drain stop inside of it. You just pull the stopper out and it drains.
982376
No drain, but I've not had an issue with mold. It's meant to sit on your counter, so drain holes would make your counter all wet anyway. I've had it a while and our living space is very damp. I also make sure most of the water is out of the sponge before putting it in so there really is never any standing water in it/nothing collects there. It's also easy to clean inside if necessary. I hope this helps.
704067
It mostly drains by itself. The base is tilted so that the water drains away from the highest point (silverware tray). However, at the base the opening is only in the middle and so a tiny bit of water can accumulate on either side of the drainage opening. I tip it a bit from left to right if I see water sitting there. To me it's not a big deal.
1157307
It has a water drain near one corner, but I never use it. I deflate the pool after three a days use and get the water out that way.
144532
No, there are no drains what so ever. But it is light enough to easily tip over and dump the sand and water out.