How many gallons of water does this hold?
356461
I actually fillednitnup with plastic balls, but when I sat in it, itwas up to my upper chest and I'm pretty tall so it should hold quite a bit...
2183693
It's deep, but I don't know how many gallons it holds. I would estimate about 6-7, but I'm not sure. It is very sturdy and the right size for a tight space. I like it very much. 5 stars!
1687507
1 bottle that holds 2 gallons. Unit doesn't work good in Arizona and the fan gets noisy from running so much. We sold it in a yard sale.
1538688
About 14 inches. It will hold about 6 gallons of liquid. Maybe I got a different one, but I just measured it and it was about 2 inches more than my ruler.
1974464
It holds a little under 2 gallons since only the bottom part holds water since it has to flow through the pre-filter (the white cap at the top of the lower section. The container overall is smaller than the five gallon water bottle in typical water dispensers. I prefer a smaller amount since the turnover of water is more frequent.
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.
1318466
The tank holds 2.5 gallons but there is an option to get a 3 gallon tank. I believe that it takes a couple of hours to refill when empty. I think the Perfect Water people say that in one day's time, the unit can output 50 gallons.
992492
It can hold about 2.5 gallons if you keep the lower chamber mostly filled. Although I rarely keep more than an inch or two of water in "reserve" there myself. Reason being that most any apparatus that this bottle sits atop contains it's own adequate reservoir of water and that by taking this extra step, it keeps the filters dryer (except for the inch or two covered by the water) until the most upper chamber is refilled with about as much as you just used or might need in the shorter term. Love this thing, quick , simple and still getting 3 zeros on their tester - months after first installing. It can hold about 2.5 gallons if you keep the lower chamber mostly filled. Although I rarely keep more than an inch or two of water in "reserve" there myself. Reason being that most any apparatus that this bottle sits atop contains it's own adequate reservoir of water and that by taking this extra step, it keeps the filters dryer (except for the inch or two covered by the water) until the most upper chamber is refilled with about as much as you just used or might need in the shorter term. Love this thing, quick , simple and still getting 3 zeros on their tester -... » Read More It can hold about 2.5 gallons if you keep the lower chamber mostly filled. Although I rarely keep more than an inch or two of water in "reserve" there myself. Reason being that most any apparatus that this bottle sits atop contains it's own adequate reservoir of water and that by taking this extra step, it keeps the filters dryer (except for the inch or two covered by the water) until the most upper chamber is refilled with about as much as you just used or might need in the shorter term. Love this thing, quick , simple and still getting 3 zeros on their tester - months after first installing. « Show Less
174092
The unit will evaporate 9 gallons a day- the tanks (2) hold 1.7 gallons each. I recommend NOT filling them to the brim and I fill my tanks while holding them, not resting them on the bottom of the sink. If you fill them to the brim, the tank is very awkward to hold and you'll need a free hand to screw on the cap (do NOT over tighten).
1845376
No idea how many gallons it held but I liked it very much. I used it on a rooftop in NYC.
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)
1971260
probably 5 gallons , but the one I have is so light and flimsy all we use it for is a cat box..
88783
I think along the way somewhere I read it was one and a half gallons. But taking into account the filter and feed tube I doubt that its much more than a gallon capacity. I know with mine set at high would run around 8 -10 on a full tank. The only way to know for sure would be to measure the water you put in it. But since mine died on me I cant do that for you. Hope this is some help.
324518
Holds about a gallon. Runs about an hour before needs refilling. Adjustable mist level. Sight glass on back shows water level.
324519
It holds a gallon, but the time depends on your mist selection. I use it full blast in AZ so it's about an hour for me.
1659089
It is hard to see on the pictured label, but looks like 15.5 "quarts". It measures 12" wide 7.5" high 15" long. I think it would easily hold more than 2 gallons of water.
1259046
I just looked at mine and I think it's about four gallons. Please note the stand doesn't come with it. I thought it did when I ordered mine but I had to order it separately.