Two questions: 1.) How many ounces of water does it hold? 2.) How long is the power cord?
1785786
I don't know exactly, but I have over 3000 square feet, with at least half or more tile and hardwood. One fill cleans it all with more to spare. I estimate the cord about 25-30 feet. Cleans nicely!
1785787
Over a cup and cord reaches my first floor colonial. Plenty long. Should be in specifications. Works well.
1781053
Without being too scientific, height wise it's about half the size of adult bottle. Filled up to the top it holds two cups of water.
1036734
I didn't measure it, but it seems to be between 18-20 oz. definitely less than my 750 ml camelbak bottle.
1865979
Yes, I agree that it's confusing. I haven't done comparative measurements, but it didn't seem to be quite the capacity of my old-fashioned rubber hot water bottle. It wasn't anything like my old-fashioned one, honestly. I sent it back.
214905
I'm not sure how many ounces it holds. But it is about the same size as a regular pitcher. Its the best ice tea maker I have ever purchased. It works really quick and easy
752787
Hi Fran, the cord is about 18 and 1/2 feet. In my humble opinion, that is I not long enough for some people. Like me. It was six inches too short for my use. But, this is not hard to fix. I made a water proof connection for an extension cord. This unit is so good, that is worth the effort to extend the cord if you need to. Hope that is of some help.
1934041
A little under 1/2 cup or about 3.75 ounces. It runs for about 3 to 4 hours on that and shuts off when water reservoir almost empty.
1779268
The power cord is 10 feet long. ( I find it is adequate). You must use distilled water so the minerals in tap water don't build up and clog. All questions and a video may be found at www.vapamore.com
398827
The part of the can that holds water is 4 1/2 inches in diameter and close to 5 inches tall. For me it was disappointingly small, especially for the price.
333587
1). My battery has not run out yet and I've had the unit for a few months now. An LED comes on only when the float registers low water so I don't think it's consuming a lot of power and, as such, I expect the battery to last a long time. 2). This is a nylon wick setup, not a hydroponic setup. It even comes with soil for the pots. 3). As I'm all set up I don't know exactly how much soil or water but the pots are 3" square at the top and taper down a little. Unit holds enough water that over the few months I've had it I've only topped it off twice. I can leave it for weeks at a time without worry :D To be honest, when the battery runs out I probably won't replace it. I find the float that measures the water level gets stuck and needs a tap to fall back to the water level and read accurately. I've just been lifting the pot out and checking the level by eye. I haven't bought a second for this reason. If they offered a low-tech version of this for $20-30 I would buy ten of them. The wicking action is awesome but the electronics suck :P Hope that helps :)
2187411
It holds just under 2 cups of water (full). Top diameter is 4 1/8 inches. Bottom diameter is 3 1/8 inches. 2 3/4 inches high.
1621958
Like the last report I believe its 24 oz of water. I mean you could of course use purified water to drink inside, but it's main purpose is to be used as a personal mister, which it does a great job of, and I don't think screwing the lid off all the time would be that convenient. I would recommend a camelpak, I have one that holds 100 oz and it's super convenient and light. there are some with over a gallon available.
16545
This hot water bottle is 10" X 7 1/2 "... 12" X 7 1/2 if you include the neck and top. It holds a little over 8 cups of water ( or 2 quarts, or 64 ounces, or 2 litres or 2000 ml .... however you want to measure it). Just buy it... it is the best and it keeps me toasty warm all night!
340237
It holds about a cup of water and it will shut off automatically when it runs out. I'm guessing run time would be dependent on humidity..,
1414189
I just measured using a marked medicine cup. It holds 4 ounces and at that level it's comfortable to handle and the water level looks right, if you know what I mean. It holds 5 ounces if you go all the way up to the rim but there's absolutely no way to pick the glass up when it's that full without spilling.
2237210
I can get about 6 ounces, volume wise in mine, if I lay it on it's side to fill it up. That's the way I fill this one up because it stays shut so well. I just went and checked. I hope this helps you.
1210278
I manage about 24 oz of water or 3 8oz. Perfect for 2 if you like bigger cups. Fine for 4 if your tea cups are 6oz or less. Hope this helps. I love mine!