what is the water capacity and how much water in 24 hours used
71785
I no longer have this product, but I believe it held about a gallon. Usage depends on your settings and environment--very low humidity here, so running all the time it took about 2 gallons per day.
71786
I would say a gallon. It would fill to be heavy enough to hear the carrying handle crack every time you carried the tank back to the humidifier in the room and to make your fingers hurt. I could run it for a couple of nights without refilling on the highest setting. The container plug was difficult to unscrew. The water container is made of cheap brittle plastic so every time I would unscrew the plug I would worry about cracking the container. I had to screw it on harder and harder over time to prevent it from leaking. It got to the point where I had to buy a jar opener just to be able to use my humidifier. You will also skin your knuckles doing it on adjacent sharp pieces of plastic. Mine lasted only one season I think. Company required me to pay for shipping and handling which amounted to almost the price of a new humidifier. So, in conclusion, this product is expensive, not well designed, does not last very long, is expensive to fix even with warranty, has very annoying lights and beeps, BUT it is extremely pretty to look at. Mine is in a local landfill so I can't even enjoy its good looks. Both Heaven Fresh and Amazon dropped the ball on this... I bought a replacement from a different brand and it has been going strong for years now. No annoying lights, no beeps, no white dust, well thought out refill, and the best part is that it works. All this for about half the price of Heaven Fresh.
1081293
Depending on the amount of water you put in the unit, approx. 20-22 ounces in my experience.
1428494
About 3300 gallons. The water doesn't go all the way to the top. I guessed that the water was 2.5 feet deep to come up with that number. The calculation is pi (3.14) times the radius squared (7.5 feet squared = 56.25) times the depth (2.5 feet). That gives you 442 cubic feet. To get gallons you multiple that by 7.48. That comes to 3300 gallons. That takes all day to fill with a standard hose (5 gallons per minute = 300 gallons per hour)
2068615
Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to provide a gallon/hour estimate. There are just too many variables, the most important of which is your water pressure. It can also be affected by how hot it is that day (ie how much water evaporates), what kind of soil you have, etc etc.
489682
Not sure of the size, but I fill it 3/4 full and run it for 12 hours and it still has a little water left in the tank.
697428
Alot... it took two days to fill it. I don't know exactly the gallons it holds. It should say on the description.
1261843
I remembered it to be 1.5 gallon of water. This is the good size for me, I filled up a little over half for the container, and it lasted for 2 weeks. But this is not recommended, as the water gets dirty for that kind of length of time.
1492998
It holds a gallon of water, but even with high setting, it does last over 12 hours.
821766
I found a zillion answers to this question and there are several formulas for calculating capacity. We figured it to be 12, 500 gallons of water.
628334
Filled all the way to the top, it holds 2 1/4 cups of water. Personally, it lasts me two nights then I refill again.
2046109
The capacity is going to depend on the quality of the water you are filtering. I used one cartridge to supply all drinking water for two people in South America, Burma, Nepal, Thailand and pacific islands since 1998. Total days used was around 180. Only got a new cartridge as travelling with small children now and the other was around 13 years old. Always filtered local tap or stream water and never got water related illness. 0.4 micron retention, 180 gallons in specs but I got over 280 gallons and still fine.
367267
Sorry ,I don't know . I just use it for running and bike riding. Never done that for 24 hours.
916362
I couldn't really tell you since I never let it run down to the last drop. I usually filled it halfway. Also, depends on the setting you use. when I had it on max, it ran for probably 6 hours til it was down half.
13285
About 6 hours. I put a couple of gallons in after. 3 hours just to top off and check how much is evaporated in that amount of time
1696827
It holds exactly 1.6 gallons. Will run about 10 hours at 25% load. See my review.
324516
It holds exactly one gallon of water. One gallon will last between 2 and 5 depending on how much mist you use. To relieve the heat of a hot day, expect 2 hours before a refill.
358581
It holds approximately 3 gallons of water. It is very humid here. We empty it once a day