How do you drain water from the tub? Is there an adaptor for a garden hose?Thanks
387683
A garden hose adapter is provided that will allow most of the water to be drained. Once most of the spa water is drained, open the bottom drain valve on the pool floor to remove any remaining water.
621939
It comes with a flexible drain, but I don't think you could connect anything to that. You may want to just connect some type of hose to it....if you're a "handyman" I'm sure you can do it.
1531160
I do not believe you need a special drain. You do need to get a tub stop of your choice. I chose a pop-up style.
2040218
On the outside of the pool near the bottom, there is a valve. The valve has threads and you should be about to connect a garden hose to it and run the garden hose to the proper area where you want the drainage to flow. If your daughter lives within city limits, she may need to check city ordinance to see where the approve of draining the water. Hope that helps!
849722
No, you do hookup water to the tub. There is a special sprinkler head that comes with the unit that you screw on to a regular water hose. The unit comes with a drain hose that is connected on the bottom of the tub to direct the drainage out and to the side.
1839265
A small adapter hose comes with the unit and you attach that to a regular hose and run it out to wherever you want. It is a great unit!
1913041
It's all flexible hoses - including the drain. The unit can be moved (a short distance) with the plumbing attached. I put hot and cold water shut-offs low in the wall where the original tub had been (like you would for a washing machine). This allows hook-up prior to sliding the thing into place.
621011
It comes with a fitting and a short clear hose for continuous draining. You can buy an adapter at Lowes or Home Depot that will slip into the clear hose and allow you to thread a garden hose onto it if you need to run the hose farther than the supplies hose allows. The adapter only costs a few dollars and is a slip fit on one end and a make hose bib thread on the other end. Take the clear hose to the store with you to make sure you get the correct slip fit size.
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Unfortunately you can't. Danby will spin a good tale and say the air is humid. You can call them on 1-800-263-2629. I did. Many times. They will refer you to a service agent who will say this is normal and advise you to run two pieces of garden hose from the drain ports to a bucket. The end result will be that they wash their hands of a very poor design and do nothing for you.I no longer use my unit as it's caused more damage to wooden floors that the unit cost.So, if you want to continue using it get some garden hose and a bucket. And good luck!
1732629
There are threaded adapters in the box with this product. You can probably hook up a hose directly, but if you need another adapter it will be a standard one available at your hardware store.
2278687
No drain. You have to turn it to dump water and hang to dry. It's easy to maintain. Great tub! Love ours.
1657143
On the back wall, about an inch off the bottom of it, there's the host attachment. This is a threaded connection in which it comes with an adapter that screws into that and gives you the laguna quick click/fit connection.To drain it you could pop the hose off and let it drain but that will leave an inch of water in there. Also once the pump is turned off that feeds that hose the water drains down back into the pond, or so mine does (don't see why everyone else's wouldn't either).
849723
Jill, Yes, you do have to hook up a garden/wash machine type hose to the shower head that comes with the booster bath. Depending on the weather I run a hose out a window near my untility room sink so that I have both hot and cold water combined. During the winter months I just bring the tub into one of our bathrooms and hook up to the sink and run the drain hose directly into the tub drain. Works very well. I little caution about doing this inside as my dogs will have a tendancy to try and shake the water off and can cause for water sprayed onto the floor. Hope this helps you, cga
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Hi, Richard. I looked at mine, and figure the black nob at the top in the front is an overflow. I am not sure that a garden hose would do much good there. I attached a spigot to the front near the bottom. That works great for attaching a hose or filling a watering can.
623083
Mine didn't come with a garden hose hook up, I went to home depot and bought the PVC pipe and reducer to be able to screw on a hose. Also, no float, I'm sure one of the box stores sell them.
1803540
We hooked up a clear plastic hose (from Home Depot) to a bucket on the floor. We empty it about every 8 hours or so. That way you never have to drain it, until you store it for the winter.
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at the bottom of the shower on the back side is where you hook your garden house up to the shower. Use the black plastic adapter they supplied or it will leak. I hope this helps