Can we use it in a bathroom for occasional use?
1493402
Since this was a birthday gift for my husband who builds wooden boats, I don't understand your question and neither does he but he says this is NOT a cleaner. It generates strong steam to bend wooden planks.
1493403
I am sure that you can. I am not sure what you want to use it for but keep in mind that this does put out a significant amount of steam which may be invisible and will cook your skin on contact. Depending on the amount of water you put in it the time to get to the steam part will vary. I usually fill mine all the way up and it doesn't take too long to get going though. It just isn't as quick as say a clothes steamer. I have had zero problems with mine and it seems to be a good quality item. KEN
1493404
never tried it but the output volume is large and hot so you would need to monitor it closely.
1493405
I'm not sure what the reason would be for doing that, but I don't see why not. you would have to be sure you were not near the stem outlet to prevent a steam burn of course.
682714
You can put it in the bathtub if it fits. We put it in a walk-in shower- a guest bathroom. Can be quickly disassembled if we need to use that shower, which is rare.
205089
I suppose you could do that, but I think it really looks like it belongs in the bathroom. That's where I have it....in front of a double sink vanity.
1890174
I guess you could. You'll need to get a dual-outlet valve in that case. One outlet for your toilet tank and one for the hand bidet... Doesn't sound too hard to maneuver. Good luck
1096650
Can this unit be used in a bathroom which includes a shower (and thus a certain amount of humidity)?
2189143
Yes you can still use it for a smaller room, your air will just get cleaned more often.
393621
We don't use it often. It is in a spare bedroom but is holding up nicely for us.
925223
Thank you for your inquiry. This unit is small and works well for 1 or 2 bathroom places. Please see specs below: http://www.thetankless.com/uploads/INST.DG210.PDF Kind Regards,
1064920
Yes, provided it's not a solid object like a ball or toy. But regular toilet paper, waste, or feminine hygiene, yes.
1160368
You can't use this on a carpet (only on a hard surface). but you can put it in your bathroom.
2017062
Not sure. Ours in the bathroom with small items. It would probably depend on how securely it was mounted on the wall.
1151635
I think so. Some others did review they used it in the bathroom. I only use it at my desk at work.
2262883
No. This unit only serves our washing machine. It would not be able to do any more. You would need a much larger unit for bathroom use!
147786
I think it would work well in any bathroom. It has a small tank because it uses less water, not in order to save space.
1068058
I think the design would work but I do not know how it may hold up to the humidity that could build up in a bathroom. I think it would depend on the size of the room and how much moisture/humidity you get in the room after use. My concern would be for the back panel.
925222
Thank you for your inquiry.This unit is small and works well for 1 or 2 bathroom places. Please see specs below:http://www.thetankless.com/uploads/INST.DG210.PDFKind Regards,
1075084
I Haven' Used It In A Bathroom, But The Paste Is Water Activated. It Probably Wouldn't Be A Good Idea To Use Inside The Shower Or A Place Where It Would Be Soaked Frequently.