FAQ

Most typical US households have 60-80 psig of pressure, which should be enough, but if you want to make sure, just measure how long it takes to fill a 1 gal container with water. If it’s in under 10 seconds, you have enough water pressure.

As little or as much as you would like! We have built in flow valves, so that you can control water usage to your liking. The standard tower, which comes with the basic splash stations, can use up to 6.5 gpm.

If your unit gets dirty sitting outside over the winter season, you can just spray it down with a garden hose. Ordinary household soap can also be used, but do not scrub with any abrasive materials, as those would scratch the glossy surfaces.

With the water hose connected and turned on, the base will automatically fill up, and the unit will weight about 60 lbs, to minimize any unwanted movement of the unit during play. Once the water hose is disconnected, the unit will self drain, and the unit will only weight 35 lbs.

No, the only thing that needs to be connected to the unit is the garden hose.

Yes, having young children of our own, one of our primary objectives was to give us parents peace of mind when letting our young ones play. As such, our product will meet and exceed CPSC, CFR, ASTM, and other safety and regulatory standards and/or requirements, followed by testing and certification by an accredited, independent third party.

The Aqua-Tower does not have or require any electrical parts.

The Aqua-Tower itself spans a 9 foot diameter and over 6″ height, while the spray zone can extend to over 25′ out. When placed in storage, the unit will only take about a 2′ x 2′ x 3.5′ cube of space.

Yes, we have multiple patents pending, both domestically and internationally.

High water pressure may be creating too strong a stream of water coming out of the nozzle. Try slightly closing the blue valve located on the arm of the Tipsy Bucket Aqua-Station in order to reduce water speed.