filling / emptying the portable
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Bob Foster
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Have both a house sized mop bucket and a 5 gal pail. Filling a 5 gallon pail in a tub is a lot easier than filling a smaller mop bucket. But if you run across a situation where there is no tub you need the smaller bucket for filling.
Jim Eckman suggested a feed bucket is the best non-drip kind.
Jim Eckman suggested a feed bucket is the best non-drip kind.
KevinL
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I don't have a portable but my humidifier came with a plastic hose with a rubber fitting that slips over any faucet. Seems like that would be the best way to fill a porty.
Go to Home Depot and buy a quick connect for a dishwasher. Put a 5-6 foot piece of hose on the female section with a hose clamp on it. Simple, effective and shouldn't break the bank. Just be sure to keep an eye on it so you don't flood the place.
Unless you buy an auto dump, be prepared to bucket brigade the waste water, but the custy is always impressed with what you pull out. What kind of porty did you buy?
Unless you buy an auto dump, be prepared to bucket brigade the waste water, but the custy is always impressed with what you pull out. What kind of porty did you buy?
Ron Werner
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you can also use the rubber hose that has a cup adaptor on one end.
Can make a adaptor connector that screws on to fit sink taps
The buckets work nice because you don't have to worry about over filling. They also double to carry product.
Can make a adaptor connector that screws on to fit sink taps
The buckets work nice because you don't have to worry about over filling. They also double to carry product.
Lefty724
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I just went down to Home Depot and bought a bunch of different sink adapters. I have about 7 of them and can adapt to just about anything.
For dumping, just set the porty up by the toilet or drain and dump as you go.
For dumping, just set the porty up by the toilet or drain and dump as you go.
