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I'm done using a coffee mug and a big grout sponge to remove water.
I'm avoiding those "drill pumps" because those involve both me and my two hands to operate. They also appear to be one-time-use devices from poor quality.
I'm interested in "12 volt pumps" for submersible, aquariums, ponds, desktop water fountain projects, hydroponic grow ops, there are so many of them for so many applications.
I like 12 volt, as I have yet to be electrocuted by a wall wart power adapter.
Some of my concerns are sediment and debris, if they need to be stopped at a filter, or if a pump can handle them. Ones that can be easily serviced to clean the impeller/diaphragm after use can be a good idea too.
My wet tile bridge saw has such a small pump about the size of a toilet roll, which has worked for many years recycling muddy water with bits of ceramic, if that means anything positive. Has a simple plastic mesh filter that looks like the ones you find with garden hose attachments. Perhaps that is all I need at the end of the siphon hose.
I believe I don't need something fancy for industrial use, as I won't be pumping oil, gasoline, toluenes, etc.
I'm wondering if anyone here uses a pump and can tell me about it.
(I didn't post this in the wells forum because it's a pump for plumbing maintenance.)
I'm avoiding those "drill pumps" because those involve both me and my two hands to operate. They also appear to be one-time-use devices from poor quality.
I'm interested in "12 volt pumps" for submersible, aquariums, ponds, desktop water fountain projects, hydroponic grow ops, there are so many of them for so many applications.
I like 12 volt, as I have yet to be electrocuted by a wall wart power adapter.
Some of my concerns are sediment and debris, if they need to be stopped at a filter, or if a pump can handle them. Ones that can be easily serviced to clean the impeller/diaphragm after use can be a good idea too.
My wet tile bridge saw has such a small pump about the size of a toilet roll, which has worked for many years recycling muddy water with bits of ceramic, if that means anything positive. Has a simple plastic mesh filter that looks like the ones you find with garden hose attachments. Perhaps that is all I need at the end of the siphon hose.
I believe I don't need something fancy for industrial use, as I won't be pumping oil, gasoline, toluenes, etc.
I'm wondering if anyone here uses a pump and can tell me about it.
(I didn't post this in the wells forum because it's a pump for plumbing maintenance.)