Does water tend to get at the bottom under the bowl?
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The bottom is open. The lip of the bowl is what holds it in place. The feeder has two holes; one for each bowl and they are dropped into them.
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The bowls stay securely in place, and doesn't spill easily. Bowls are solid and frame is sturdy.
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No. The only time that I had a problem with that was when I tripped and spilled it myself.. I like the bowl so much that I just bought another for the little Chi that I just adopted. Good luck and I hope that you like it as much as I have.Linda
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I meant, does it have a rim at the top of the bowl that covers the water jets and prevents water from splashing upwards.
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The bowl slopes down to about 4 inches deep at the center. Depth of water could vary.
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I have 2 of these. Water is lower in the bowl but ours fills just fine and we have fairly low water pressure.
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I don't think so. There are small ridges underneath, but only about 1/8". It's the worst dish drain we've ever bought. It ripples and the lip, where the water should drain, is higher than the rest of the drain surface, so the water can't go anywhere. My husband's comment: "It's a piece of cr*p." Don't waste your money.
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No. The ony way to get water into or out of the bottom is through a tiny hole about the size of a pencil in the top plate.
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No hole on the bottom. However it comes with a saucer with a reservoir. It raises the plant up and water will be left inside the planter sonwater doesn't leak on the floor. I bought the bronze and love it. It's extremely lightweight.
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Bought this after my cousin played music on it under running water in the sink. I have never submerged mine completely. The cover for the charger input does not close firmly leading you to believe water could get in there. Not sure what would happen at that point. Hope that helps
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The bottom of the bowl is only an inch or two from the floor...it does sit pretty low.
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Some water collects in the bottom but I have never had a problem with it to the degree that it would over flow.
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It does have a small slit drain underneath the section for silverware. It's handy for hanging over the edge of your sink, although in practice there isn't enough slope for the water to actually drain.
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Yes. The problem with the bowl being mounted too low, can be fixed easily with 2 thin rubber washers place on the mounting prongs.
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In my experience there is minimal splashing and it all stays in the bowl. I have not had any splash out or under the toilet seat. It might splash off your ass and go under the toilet seat if you turn it on full blast but with normal to high water pressure turning this thing on more than half way hurts. In short I wouldn't worry about water splashing out and making a mess.
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Yes the water spot is low but that is most of these dual flush 1.6gpf toilets. It seems to wash away any residue left so I wouldnt worry about it.
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I have never had this problem with this Drain. I would suggest making sure it is tightened down enough so that it is flush with the bottom of the bowl
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I took a good look just now, and the sides go straight up. Also noticed the bottom of the bowl goes up, slightly concave, or convex, depends on which side of the bowl you are looking at .
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No, but it is slightly smaller than our bowl on the inside and has stayed clean.