Is there an extension tube between the tip and drainage bag
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I don't recall, mainly because I have only used it once, that was a year ago.. The whole thing reminds me of something out of the 1950's. I found a more practical solution in the Coloplast Freedom Catheter. This uses a typical drainage bag attached to the leg with velcro straps. The difference is at the connection point. Instead of a heavy rubber "boot" that fits over the penis the Coloplast device uses a thin disposable latex sheath, much like a prophylactic. It is available in several sizes. The tip has a resevoir with a 1" tube at the tip. The sheath also has a slightly sticky inside to keep it in place on the penis. The sheath is unrolled on to the penis. There is a connector that is included with the kit, one end slips into the tube at the tip of the sheath, the other to a short piece of clear tubing. This tubing attaches to the collection bag. Urine flows directly from the tip of the sheath down the clear tube and into the collection bag. Removing the thing is easy. Just remove the connection tube from the sheath, roll the sheath up and throw it away. I empty the collection bag and then put about a quarter cup of alcohol or peroxide to sanitize the bag, flush with water. Done and done. I don't recall the company I got the thing from, but there are several companies selling this device. If you are interested I suggest you google "Coloplast catheter". Hope this helps.
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There have anrxtention tube,BUT:the device is not practical to use:hard to hang the bag,hard to connect (for good).It/s useless,not practical design. VERY SORRY
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Yes, the collection bag has a tube with a threaded connector that screws onto the urinal.
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Really after trying for a short time I stopped to use itThere is an extension tube but the material is hard and and it is of a big volume in the underwear
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No. But you can leave a small opening when you zip close the bag and put the vacuum hose there to such out the air and close it entirely when you are done.
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There is the Dyson extension hose, not a rigid tube- it pretty flexible. I use it with the other standard Dyson accessories and they all handle pretty well. They don't offer a short rigid extension tube. . . (that I am aware of)
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Be careful; there are different models of this vac extension. Mine came with a universal adapter, but some come with an adapter that only works with a few other tubes. Also, I must use a helper to use mine.
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Yes, there are 2 plugs on the bottom that you knock out if you want the drainage.
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Yes. There is a drain cap on the bottom. And a hose can attach to it for draining away from it.
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Mine came with one, however, it didn't seem to get all the sand. I have been inserting a white footie hose along with the bag for the smaller stuff and it does better for me.
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The bag doesn't close. The bottom of the bag just has an adapter for the hose.
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There is a circular piece attached to each handle. The tube slides through the handle. You can use the circular piece to shorten the length and plug it when u adjust the length. Hope that makes sense
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Yes. There are numbers on the handle to adjust the opening that coorespond to the recommendations on the bag of fertilizer.
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You can use a coupler and use any tips with them. You cut the tip off the bag to suit your needs. They're very easy to work with.
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There is no extension cord provided. The retaining spadce is not adequate for an extension cord.
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Yes. Let me forewarn you, however. This extension is a piece of crap. It has very poor sealing, and it leaks with minor movement. We took it off just a week after trying it. Buyer beware!
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NO....Just received 2 cans and they did not have tube extensions. No packing material either.
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No. You must keep the tube from the original bag and attach to the replacement bag
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I am not really sure it had a tube that you could put a bag on to collect the dust.
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The hose can easily be shortened simply by removing the curved wand from one end and you can cut the hose to your desired length with a utility knife. Reattach the curved wand to the end you would like to use. The bags are also available for purchase on Amazon.com part number HPB2HPK.