I pre-filter water for my basement tanks into a 45g brute trash can on rollers using a submersible pump to drain and refill tanks. Because my basement is cold~ (55°F in winter) I have a couple of 300w heaters to heat the water to 76°F
Yep, they do basically the same thing....
The aerator on the end of the faucet IS removable, correct?I have not yet found anything that would fit this tap
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Hmmm...I assumed ALL aerators were removable; they have a screen in them that eventually gets clogged, and needs cleaning...or, they can get so clogged, they need to be replaced (I've done it several times over the years.) Yours may have corrosion build-up that prevents you from removing it.No, I've tried removing the aerator and it's fixed in.
Even in the middle of summer I have to use some boiling water to match the temperatures, just not as much as in winter. Around 1.25 litres per 7.6 litres in winter and 0.75 litres during a summer heatwave.
I use a 10 litre bucket filled with 7.6 litres water to refill (that's 2 gallons; my water conditioner dose is 1 drop per gallon) as I can't lift anything heavier. Even then I can only lift it onto a stool, I have to ladle the water out with a jug. If I tried pouring the water straight in from the bucket, more would end up on the floor than in the tank
Really?
That's great, I've removed the aerator as I hate them. Now to go and check the other taps......
Well, at least you can properly clean the aerator, lolI have just been to look and finally noticed a very fine line about 1.5 cm in from the end, and it unscrewed
But I still can't use a hose as I can't use hot tap water
