The blue side is the dry side? After picking up dust and hair in a pass, how do you get it off to do another pass?
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Wash it. The efficient way to use microfiber is to own enough pads that they are swapped out when dirty and periodically washed with other microfiber products. This is the only way microfiber is used in hospitals and other commercial settings.
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All the answers (Daffy Duck, Dena Marshall, and Judy Hall) are right on. From my own experience in setting this up and self-testing is that one pass will soak my pants enough to cling to my skin. I'd call that drenched, but others may not. :)I would not want to stay for another pass. FYI, I have excellent water pressure. I also needed to experiment some to get the correct distance, throw, etc. to hit my target. Works perfect after that.
1095688
I just run water and a towel or rag and clean the accumulated dust off. I let it air dry and stick it back on (steel case). Won't hurt anything.
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Do you have access from the outside? If so, start there with the dryer running. You'll get a face full of lint, but go slowly, and pull the brush out every 5 feet or so to clear the lint.. If you start from the dryer side, without airflow on a run that long and dirty, you may make a lint plug without air flow.Duct tape the shaft joints together, and remember the directions to only go clockwise with the drill! No forcing anything either!Buy the extensions you need to cover the distances you have measured from the outside and the inside to the 90 degree elbow it sounds like you do not have access to. Do you have access from the outside? If so, start there with the dryer running. You'll get a face full of lint, but go slowly, and pull the brush out every 5 feet or so to clear the lint.. If you start from the dryer side, without airflow on a run that long and dirty, you may make a lint plug without air flow.Duct tape the shaft joints together, and remember the directions to only go clockwise with the drill! No forcing anything either!Buy the extensions you need to cover the distances you have measured from the outside and the inside to the 90 degree elbow it sounds... » Read More Do you have access from the outside? If so, start there with the dryer running. You'll get a face full of lint, but go slowly, and pull the brush out every 5 feet or so to clear the lint.. If you start from the dryer side, without airflow on a run that long and dirty, you may make a lint plug without air flow.Duct tape the shaft joints together, and remember the directions to only go clockwise with the drill! No forcing anything either!Buy the extensions you need to cover the distances you have measured from the outside and the inside to the 90 degree elbow it sounds like you do not have access to. « Show Less
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I have the half windshield... and I liked it because it directed the wind up over your head. Dust NO! You'll get your backside pretty dirty. I recently installed a roof on it and now the windshield directs the wind right in my face... along with any rain too. Don't get me wrong.. I like it but didn't expect to get a face full. It does pull a lot of dust up from the back. I even tried laying the tailgate down... no good there either. I feel like a trail hand after a long cattle drive when I get to my destination.
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For hard to reach areas I turn around in the dryer while it is drying. It gets quite hot so I usually use setting lotion on dry hair set the hair dryer on low and turn as it dries, take out rollers so the hot air can go through the half dried curles. Its perfect.
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I found there are tons of YouTube videos that show you step by step how to take it apart and clean it. Mine wasn't working at all - the toggle had no resistance and wouldn't permit the airflow to pass through the brush. My husband watched the video and took it apart and put it back together again. Tedious but definitely something anyone can repair. Not sure if your problem is from dried makeup or perhaps a Non-Dinair product, but I'm sure it can be corrected. Good luck!
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A little goes a very long way. I use a fraction of a drop for my older, color-treated, and short hair during and after the blow dry. If I go a day without washing, I add another fraction of a drop and refresh with a light blow dry. Humidity has always caused my hair to frizz miserably (not helped, I suppose, by the color treating). Now, even when I go sailing on a high humidity day, my hair is only minimally affected. But the oil still doesn't weigh hair down. This is a gift from the heavens.
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Late afternoon or evening, bad bugs come out at night, good bugs go home so don't dust in the morning. Stay up wind in a genital breeze. Use four layers of cheese cloth to get a fine dust that will drift around and coat most if not all the leaves and stems. Make sure it is not going to rain for at least 24 hours, 48 would be better. The 5% dust not very good so repeat dusting will have to be done. There is a reason they call it Seven, it use to be 7% and was very effective.
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Works with my hair fine. I get bouncy curls and at the last family gathering my cousins commented on how great my hair looked. The key is to have slightly damp hair and to put a little spray or mouse first. Work it in sections, one direction on one side, then turn the dryer to blow the opposite direction on the other side. Works great!
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Try a little Energine or another dry cleaning solvent on the back side. If there is no bleaching from the dry cleaner, you're likely OK with Host.
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I've never had this problem. This brush is amazing...it make drying my hair so effortless. No need to tug on hair as you pull hair through while using blow dryer...almost effortless! Best brush I've ever owned to blow dry my hair.
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Ya that's why I think hanging it after spin is a better way to go. It is dry by morning. Did it shrink in the dryer?Dave
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I haven't had much success on dry hair. Spraying in damp hair and blow drying it while twisting sections of it worked best for me. (FYI i have stick straight hair)
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You can use it on dry too...I just use it on damp because I double process and it's too much of hassle and more damaging to blow dry my hair in between.
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I always use the warm air to dry my hair. Sorry I can't help you. I just looked, and I don't have a cool button, only hot and warm.
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My hair is curly and even more so in humid weather, but my hair is thin. I chose the green (normal) brush. It works fine for me. The bristles go right to my scalp, no matter how messy my hair is. I would think the blue brush has longer bristles, not completely sure though.