Can you drain through a bathtub or sink? null

Mostly you dont need to drain it. Unless using the "dry" mode. the hole its higer than a bathtub for sure, not sink, so to drain on sink you need to pick the unit up. There is external tanks that are sell online if you want or you can use a hose, but definitely the hole is lower than a window too

You will need to purchase some flexible drain tubing to route the drain from the back of the unit, the problem you will run into is gravity. I would recommend placing the unit on a small coffee table about the same height as the sink. This way your water will flow out. When i run this unit over night, and go to drain manually in the morning, I only get ~ 1/8 cup out of the unit.

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Mostly you dont need to drain it. Unless using the "dry" mode. the hole its higer than a bathtub for sure, not sink, so to drain on sink you need to pick the unit up. There is external tanks that are sell online if you want or you can use a hose, but definitely the hole is lower than a window too
Answered by deftoner 6 years ago
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You will need to purchase some flexible drain tubing to route the drain from the back of the unit, the problem you will run into is gravity. I would recommend placing the unit on a small coffee table about the same height as the sink. This way your water will flow out. When i run this unit over night, and go to drain manually in the morning, I only get ~ 1/8 cup out of the unit.
Answered by Arney 6 years ago
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No, this is an air exhaust
Answered by CoolRich 6 years ago
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