See my previous post. Humminguru also has some guidance which is where I got my idea from. Pull roller #1 put a sticky pad behind it no more than 2mm thick and put the roller back in. They have it pinned on their IG page in the "tips" story.
I use a death grip on it where my index finger presses tightly down on top while my other fingers grip the sides. Never had it slip of spill much at all. Some leaks out of the side but not much.
Uh, mine came with like 5 or 6 replacement filters?
Yeah, I was late to the party.
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Yea it wouldn’t let me buy any extras for some reason and no spares were included. PayPal was the option for payment and it kept giving me an error any time I hit the pay with PayPal button.
Sadly didn’t seem to be included for the Kickstarter backers.
I actually see where a spare water tank might be useful so may eventually try to get another one of those. I’d consider having one tank of just water and one with tergitol mixture but it might be overkill!Yeah it wasn’t. We did get the 7” & 10” adaptors free and the machine cheaper though
That looks good. I'd been meaning to ask if anybody had any thoughts about a foam filter as I don't like the way the current filter starts to wear after a while. It doesn't seem the best part. And somewhat agreed re the water tank. It leaks every time I pour it in, albeit not much. Mostly, I love it all but in a device that is meant to save me time (and does a lot) the water tank pouring in every 10 mins is a bit of a faff.
Weird, I've done multiple with the blank side and not had any difference.
In an earlier post, I mentioned that after using this unit, an automatic system that would pump the (filtered) water back into the cleaning reservoir is a feature I'd be willing to pay more for, but I certainly don't fault the designers for this cost-saving feature as it is in the Humminguru. Also, I've never had the lid come off while pouring the water back into the unit, though I agree it would be nice if there weren't any drips out the corners, AND I can't imagine those few drops of unfiltered water will make any difference in the cleaning process (so I agree with you that it isn't a huge deal). And wasn't it the case that from the start, the designers of this cleaner planned for a new tank of water for each cleaning? I seem to recall that the idea of re-using the water was something that evolved during the design/testing/feedback stages of the process. So again (if this is true), I can't find fault with the current design even if I can envision that it could be improved upon (a gasket around the lid of the water tank should solve the dripping problem, for example).
Agreed re: a gasket. It's probably something a person could do on one's own if they were compelled.
Yes! I've been thinking about devising something that would allow me to pour more freely, through a larger filter, from the tank back into the reservoir. Perhaps a funnel with a filter??
Yeah, I had the same thought.