Nice! Loved the plug idea.

What is the name of this filter? I want to copy your idea on my bonair 5900.

I must have very hard water because I tried this and it didn't do a damn thing

A video with no narration is not very helpful.

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Why does my Bonaire cooler dripping water all day long on my roof?? I dint use it that much either .. what is wrong with it?? Please someone help me ??!!!

Yeah but an evaporative cooler works far better with cool cold water running through it. This wouldn't allow the cooler to work as efficiently as it could because the water would get warm since the water is recycling in the cooler itself and not exiting the cooler and filling back up with cold or cool water. That's why it is also best to always have your cooler in the shade.

I watch the whole video, this is water conservation. Just enjoy and continue what you do as Colin Powell said, "A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work." Your new neighbor here leaving my full love and hoping you will find time to see me at my home. God bless you.

This does nothing to stop overflow I wasted money following this video turns out the float valve was defective and continually ran water which cost money to run water all day and night. So I followed this video which did nothing because the problem was the faulty float valve so the water level is overflowing so basically your a moron and costing people money they don't need to spend. A long pvc pipe diverting your drain overflow to a nearby plant bed would be a better use of your money.

Not helpful.

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This is a terrible idea, I lose maybe a gallon a day running all day long and the bleed is for build up that will gunk up filters and lines. DO NOT RECYCLE the used water it ruins the lifespan of your unit for literal pennies you would save a month.

Magandang idea yan kapatid

That cooler wasnt even dirty...so ya it looks good

You will find that your pads are going to calcify up very quickly. How fast depends on how hard the water is in your area. The bleed water is to carry away the calcium, salt, and other minerals left behind after evaporation. The majority of them easily carried away while they are still dissolved in your pan water. There are many different options to accomplish this. Some bleed a slow trickle constantly. some have a bleed timer and purge the water after a set amount of time each day or several times a day. Mine has a sensor that tests salinity. When its senses the dissolved salts/solids are too high it opens a purge valve draining the pan then filling it with fresh water. On a separate note. TALK on your videos! We all haven't taken the KZbin Hellen Keller, Charades training course. That's how we all learn. The teachers talked, sometimes illustrated, and some even danced a little lol :)

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This video is about as useless as a used condom...

Amazing idea.

I think this idea will work better for cleaning the water keep clean but how did you install it Did you connect to the pump directly

the most stupid tutorial of all time! nako, pangalawang hampas kuna sa mukha mo yan hinayupak ka! spray mo kaya yan sa bunganga mo tarantado!

tae yang gawa na yan..hampas ko sa mukha mo yan eh! ugok lang mag sasubcribe sayo..

Also. There is a plug where you can disconnect power to the purge pump. Why don’t you just do that? Or you don’t have to pull the purge pump line trough the bottom and just let it go right into the reservoir tank.

Just installed and turned on my Bonaire. I am concerned about how much it is actually purging. Like at least a 16 oz every 30 seconds. Is that normal? I understand you did this to save that water but damn, that’s a lot of water haha!

Tang ina mo gaagoo hahaha para kang tanga ano pinag gagawa mo wala kana bang pang bili ng drugs jan. Hahaha walang kwentang video olol

78 inside... we like it at 68...

A cheep $5 garden sprayer from Walmart (Don't use it for anything else) White Vinigar diluted 40% with water. Take the unit cover off with the pads still attached to the cover spray the pads well (front and back) with the garden sprayer of vinigar, let it sit.Then drain the unit of the water. Spray the inside of the unit with the garden sprayer. Then I hose the pads clean and then the inside of the unit. Then with a rag and water wipe the fan blades. I do this at the start of the season to use the unit, the middle, and at the end before draining the unit for the season. Pads are 5 years old and stillin good shape. The vinigar cleans the calicum and disinfects. I don't need to wear gloves, smell dangerous chemicals, or worry about the pets or kids getting sick from it. $ 2.25 for a gal. and I only use 1/2 a gal. I have drip line attached to the bleeder line with a watering head that can beshut off or adjusted to control thebackon water flow.Once a week after the sun goes down, I shut the unit off and open the water head into my plants for about 30-45 minutes. Then I wait about 10 minutes and turn the unit back on. I have also lightly sprayed the outside of the unit with the cooler pads while it is running to give it a fresh smell in the house. I hope this helps someone. P.S. we have very hard water here and I do not have filtered watergoing to the unit.

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hello dear kapindot ko lng sa channel mo at ka like narin nito sana naman mapindot mo rin channek ko thanks

Your grasp of why the Durango cooler bleeds off water is all wrong. The filter you have installed catches debris but the reason for having the bleed off is to prevent your cooler from becoming a mineral concentrator. Look up TDS (total dissolved solids). Soluble minerals in water cannot be removed with this type of "filter".

I use a cap full of Downey once a week and it keeps my pads nice and clean and the whole house smells nice too..

Where will the excess water go my friend? Good job and thumbs up!

Have not tried this, but I am curious what makes the water flow thru this device.. I don't see a pump on the list of parts and the line in and out look like they are going to the same place so it won't work on a syphon.

the video should be named "How to make a supid tutorial..."

Did you knockout the knockout or drill it? Not sure how trying to knock it out on that plastic material would work.

Stupid video

Just add a fair bit of viniger to the water tank and let the pump run it will clean the pads that way. Much better than evaporated chemicals! That being said... CLR is my next choice that stuff is great!

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Tell how your unit looks in a year. The reason it bleeds off is to remove the scale from the water and the salt buildup.

Can someone explain this in a video tutorial with vocals or a step by step install

Can you please help me with how do you install this?

Hello can you please clarify what are you suppose to drill? Does this setup elimate a bucket? Thank you

noooo don't use that chemical crap they sell at the dollar store, it's for the toilet. That stuffs is gonna make you sick man

Too much works dude, I just bend the floater arm lol problem solved! Now how do I modify this dam thing so I can add ice to it:???"?

I also have a Bonaire 5900, great cooler! Thanks for your videos, was glad to find someone else that uses CLR to clean the pads. Ever since day one, the unit is a little over a year old now, I have had an odd issue that I hope you might have experienced, or perhaps it is two issues. First, the air coming from the top half is warmer than the bottom half, only slightly, but noticeable. Second, the very top INSIDE of the front pad is bone dry. While the unit is running, I take a flashlight and look at the inside of the pad, through the fan. Of what I am able to see of the pads appears to be adequately wet, except for the very top of the front pad, inside only. The outside of the pad is wet. Any ideas? Thanks!

It works on my swamp cooler and easy to install, thanks for the info.

Materials: ✓✓✓ 1.) Part# 077985040840 1pc. 3/4 Drip Filter- also reusable. Sold by Home Depot. 2.) Part# 077985020452 2pc. 3/4in drip adapters. Sold by Home Depot. 3.) Clear hose 1/4 ID. 2ft. (Return hose). Why clear pvc tube? ...because the water flow is so visible!. I preferred POLYURETHANE tubing safe operating temperature 40° -165° 100 - 200 psi and or just use garden landscape drip tubing 1/4 OD. 4.) Teflon tape. Blue (to leak seal all plastic threads). 5.) Drill. (Drill bits must be smaller in diameter than the actual outside diameter size of hoses). 6.) Zip ties 7.) A little know how. (You don't need to be an ideal brainiac). Note: "Don't forget to reattach the black plastic bleeder valve to your clear pvc tube/hose end's tip. Draining and cleaning the drip filter regularly is a must just like doing an engine oil change!". This filter can trap even the smallest calcium and dirt particles. (Filter canister hand tight only). Good luck. ®