I have 6 table top fountains. At my old house I ran them almost every day. I have since moved and kept them pack for the last year because I have been SO busy I have not been able to decorate. I notice that there are serious deposits from water in the bottom of them. I really want to remove them. I have looked online and found many people recommend vinegar or CLR for these types of things. My concern is there is rubber tubing that carries the water and there is also deposits in them. I want something that I can run through the fountains to make sure all the deposits are out of all the areas. I am afraid both CLR and vinegar will eat through the tubing. I did read the instruction manuals for them all and found no help. Does anyone know what I should use?

Hi, I love table top fountains and have put one behind my kitchen sink. Now I have a film of some sort that I cant seem to get off of the faucets or the counter top. Any suggestions?

What's a nice fountain you came across recently? I need one with high water sound not the ones with a pump sound higher than that of water?

Woopsy, the "of" is supposed to be "on" so its "how long will a battery powered table fountain last when it is left contantly ON*

Life of both the Battery and Fountain... Don't leave retarded answers people...

My brother is incredibly clumsy, so an electric table fountain is not an option. He'd knock it over, get water in the outlet, and start a fire. I need (preferably small) battery operated table fountains that won't break the bank. Anyone know where I can get one? Thanks for the help!

I have 2 different table fountains and I would like to make the water in them look misty. I know there has to be a way using nothing else but just simple home ingredients. Is there a way?

I am planning to make a table top fountain based on multiple pumps. Where can I source the small pumps from (in India, preferably in Chennai)? They have to be DC operated. Thanks!