Will this also hold water?
64791
It should because there are no holes in it. It is made of plexiglas and sort of glued together. I never put water in it but when I clean them out the water stayed in it. Hope this helps.
64792
This Tidy Bird No-Mess Feeder is designed to hold bird seeds. If you ask: will this also hold water, the straight answer is yes, it's possible. But to be frank if you ask me personally, I myself won't just buy this item for the sole purpose of providing water for my bird(s). Here are my reasons: 1. It will hold only fairly tiny amount of water to start with, because if you put a bit too much then the water would overflow - its design is good to hold bird seeds but a bit too flat for water; 2. I guess you ask this question because you want to put it on the outside, not the inside, of the cage in order to give some extra cage space for the bird(s); if this assumption is correct, then there is a much better item to do that - it's shaped like a clear long tube with tiny opening on its bottom for the bird(s) to drink off, and clipped on plastic mountings to the cage wires. The water inside this long tube dispenses as the bird drinks, and the gravity works wonder not to cause liquid spillage. It is available online and in any local pet stores with much lower price compared to this No-Mess feeder; 3. And to continue above reason, this is my paramount objection to buy this No-Mess Feeder solely as a water holder: it is simply quite expensive for the price. Just as its own ad says, "Food stays inside the feeder. No more wasted and soiled seeds." So the obvious purpose of buying this No-Mess feeder is, besides less cleaning to the floor of course, in the long run you can potentially save some bucks because your bird seeds won't splatter out to the floor. Not so with water though, you won't save very much dough in the process. Just a food of thought, and I hope you like my opinion.
1263271
No. It has pockets that will hold a bottle of water but not one specifically designed for it.
439386
Hi, Yes this tank can hold water! However their are no specs that say's that is will be equipped to hold a full tank of water that fish require.
456776
I haven't tested it, but due to the nature of the mechanism by which it locks to whatever you attach it to there is a small hole where water could probably get in. So probably not.
1637068
yes, it can be filled with water. that is what I have done btw. It is liter but should hold as long as it is not a windy day. will fall over other than that. We have it in a patio table and works fine.
503638
Yes it holds water just fine. It does not come drilled with a drain hole, but there recesses at each end designed for you to drill your own hole. Use a hole saw or a step drill to get a clean hole.
1000271
Technically it does but all it amounts to is a very shallow bowl shaped area at the top where you put the water in. I haven't used ice in mine but it MIGHT hold an ice tray's worth of cubes, that's about it.
1347352
Yes it does, and it holds exactly one gal of the distilled water, make sure that you donot go over the max fill line in the distiller, for this will make the plastic container over flow.
2105822
No. It's a price of junk and so light weight it wouldn't even hold water. Mine went in the trash. Don't waste your money!
1207549
You can if you'd like. It holds water. My only caution is that the cutting board has a paper covering & spots rub off when wet. Everything else handles water pretty well.
168263
Don't know if it will hold water below the water line. We bought it for draining water our of a kayak, but it doesn't sit below a water line.
1783531
Yes it can. It just doesn't have the plug to let out water in the bottom. You could easily dump the water out though.
1108100
It would hold water for a little while but would NOT recommend for long term water works. It is wood and only lightly varnished. If you lightly sanded it and then completely covered it with three coats of polyurethane it might stand up to being used as a fountain but not as is.
1883572
I would think yes. I have it in my basement and it really collects a ot of water.
1793101
. . . no, I do not think this would hold a lot of liquid. I fear that it would leak in a tremendous way. Not that it cannot handle heavy periods, but that is a slow consistent flow.
897831
I think so. It has a hole in the bottom that you screw into a platform. I tested putting water in it and it didn't seem to leak through.
1881636
Yes it does. The only down side is it holds less water than you would expect