Why can't you use water?
56005
I understand you can use water but I like oil better for floating off grit.
56006
there's been times where I've used water but water doesn't have the viscosity needed for a smooth glide on a whetstone. plus using oil instead of water will keep certain blades in better condition
56007
You can if you are using a water stone. There are several types of sharpening stones; some require oil, some water, some nothing at all.
56008
mineral oil works just fine and much cheaper. all these honing oils are basically the same thing and for some brands,all it is is mineral oil.
5217
No it can't. I have an electric kettle that I use to boil the water. It makes it real easy
1265121
No, there isn't a resevoir for water. I would not try to add water to this unit.
988024
Definitely cannot be used direct in water. You can use Aeon Labs water sensor which has a probe on the end of wire and can be kept inside while the device is on dry area. In addition, Aeon sensor indicates lack of water as well.while enire
1383512
Most likely you are overfilling the water container. Fill it up to 1/2 inch from the top.
348035
No but I have found that if you use a larger amount of water, it's easier. Small sips don't work.
2141596
do not use distilled h2o,use distilled water with a tea spoon of sodium bicarbonate or calcium carbonate.distilled water is too soft
328430
Because the water evaporates and it gets dry. Be sure to wrap it and freeze it.
1924281
Yes, you can. However if you need a lot of water it will take you a lot of time.
910187
No I am not having any problems it could be because you have hard water try bottle water or distilled water that should work
1496886
It means you can use it outside. It will NOT prevent the water from freezing. This is the best waterer we've ever used.
2132657
perhaps you may have a kink in the water line. Is it the hot. cold or both lines that exhibit low pressure.
1684085
I really don't know but it seems like you could experiment. You would have to use a mix with everything in it because you only add water.
1013578
No it doesn't use water it uses the cleaner you see. It is something like a Swifter but has vibration as ours cleaning
2218018
I never did, but the fact that it locks liquids in probably would work. I Don't think I would use ice though.
47086
You are only supposed to use distilled water. If you use tap water, minerals can build up and break it. If you used distilled water and it broke, call the company and they should honor their warranty.
791936
I bought the product but opted not to use it since the product needs uses water.