Do you think the drying fan and deodorizer are worth the extra cost over the 900 model? Scent refill for the deodorizer? Advice on 1000vs900?
1485417
maybe, I've used bidet for a year & have noticed odor, but I clean frequently w/water/vinegar & That does it for me, so individual decision
1485418
Absolutely. My husband uses the fan all the time. My husband is Japanese and he says this washlet is the best he's ever had, much more superior than some of the Japanese models. Highly recommended.
1485419
Personally do not use the drying fan or deodorizer. In fact never tried the deodorizer. I think it might be good for guests' piece of mind perhaps but ours isn't used by guests. I think for the dryer you have to want to spend a bit of time sitting there which I don't. Could be a nice feature for those that like it.
1485420
Check out the comparison of all features here: http://brondell.com/swash-models/. The 1000 has many more features than the 900, as well as a better warranty and a sterilization cycle. The dryer eliminates the need for toilet paper completely. And the deodorizer isn't scented; rather, it removes the odor, so no refilling necessary. You have to decide what's important to you, but if you're going to spend the money, why not spend a bit more and get the additional features.
1485421
I would definitely go with the 900. The dryer is not very effective and I have not used the deodorizer. Otherwise it's great.
1485422
My kids and husband love the drying fan. I don't think it is necessary but at the same time you get pretty wet with the jet so it is nice to have that option. I LOVE the deodorizer. It makes a difference.
1485423
Have 2 bidets. Wouldn't get one without the drying fan. First bidet we used was in Japan. Cold water, no dryer. Like taking a shower and drying off with TP. Doesn't totally do the job, but no TP needed. Or a dab of TP if you feel you need it.
1485424
I purchased this for my parents and haven't really figured out what the "deodorizer" does. As for the drying fan, there are plenty of posts that say it takes forever. I disagree. I'm always surprised at how they manage to pack that much airflow into a small space. It takes a minute or two but seems pretty darn effective to me.Sorry - that doesn't really help, but regardless of which you get, I have to say the build quality from Brondell is outstanding. It feels solid and seems like something that will last a long time. I had no clue what to get, settled on Brondell, and have zero regrets. I purchased this for my parents and haven't really figured out what the "deodorizer" does. As for the drying fan, there are plenty of posts that say it takes forever. I disagree. I'm always surprised at how they manage to pack that much airflow into a small space. It takes a minute or two but seems pretty darn effective to me.Sorry - that doesn't really help, but regardless of which you get, I have to say the build quality from Brondell is outstanding. It feels solid and seems like something that will last a long time. I had no clue what to get, settled on Brondell,... » Read More I purchased this for my parents and haven't really figured out what the "deodorizer" does. As for the drying fan, there are plenty of posts that say it takes forever. I disagree. I'm always surprised at how they manage to pack that much airflow into a small space. It takes a minute or two but seems pretty darn effective to me.Sorry - that doesn't really help, but regardless of which you get, I have to say the build quality from Brondell is outstanding. It feels solid and seems like something that will last a long time. I had no clue what to get, settled on Brondell, and have zero regrets. « Show Less
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Go with the brand they sent with the machine. It works great!I am so pleased with this machine. Got burned on a few other machines years ago.Read the reviews on Amazon constantly and took a chance. So glad I did.You can get the cleaner from Amazon. Don't know what stores locally in your area may also sell it to avoid shipping costs.Good luck! Follow their directions to the T. The drying time was just wonderful, also.Take care.
1518427
The 80 is a great fan. It pulls a lot of air very quietly, but for the difference in price I would go with 110 an error on having more CFMs with the shower.
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My faith is in the 90 CFM if we're talking about a half bath. I'd go with the 120 CFM if the bathroom is seeing public bathroom levels of service or there are no windows that can be opened. Personally in your case I would go with the 100 CFM ($2 more) and a Leviton (or Intermatic) 60 minute digital timer (less than 20 bucks) or even a Westek 30 minute countdown timer (13 Bones). 10 minutes with either timer and the room should be clear of unwanted odor; the digital timer make it easier to ensure the fan does just run all day unless you want it to. I now turn on the fan on and open a window just to cycle the air in my house. My faith is in the 90 CFM if we're talking about a half bath. I'd go with the 120 CFM if the bathroom is seeing public bathroom levels of service or there are no windows that can be opened. Personally in your case I would go with the 100 CFM ($2 more) and a Leviton (or Intermatic) 60 minute digital timer (less than 20 bucks) or even a Westek 30 minute countdown timer (13 Bones). 10 minutes with either timer and the room should be clear of unwanted odor; the digital timer make it easier to ensure the fan does just run all day unless you want it to. I now turn on the fan on and open a window... » Read More My faith is in the 90 CFM if we're talking about a half bath. I'd go with the 120 CFM if the bathroom is seeing public bathroom levels of service or there are no windows that can be opened. Personally in your case I would go with the 100 CFM ($2 more) and a Leviton (or Intermatic) 60 minute digital timer (less than 20 bucks) or even a Westek 30 minute countdown timer (13 Bones). 10 minutes with either timer and the room should be clear of unwanted odor; the digital timer make it easier to ensure the fan does just run all day unless you want it to. I now turn on the fan on and open a window just to cycle the air in my house. « Show Less
867855
I have the 8800 and love it. I think the only difference is that the 9000 takes up less space on the counter. It appears that you pour the water in the top with the 9000, but with the 8800 you just fill the left side container and it ends up in the dispenser container on the right. Thats about the only difference I can see. The 8800 shuts off automatically when done. I assume the 9000 also does. Hope this helps
1922501
I ended up returning it for a different model. This model was a little to noisy for me. I ended up getting the puregauardian 100hour ultrasonic humidifier. It's a little more pricey, but works better
180923
I had that one, I used it once and it broke. I called them and they replaced it with a much nicer one, which holds about a quart of water, lasts all day and scents the entire room and beyond. Get the better one.
661891
No I have the 9008 and it is pretty great. It is a great coffeemaker and I highly recommend it. I honestly don't see how they can improve on it. If it just costs more, then go with the 9008. So happy with ours!!!!
1441555
I looked at both just now on Amazon and aside from a $20 difference (the D50AP is cheaper) I don't see anything that jumps out at me as being different. The dehumidifier has been plug in for over 4 months now and now that the weather has gotten sticky it's been going nonstop without a hitch. The pump is working fine but it's a bit noisy still it's better than emptying a bucket every day!
1789367
I own a barber shop...at the shop i use the deluxe model.it has more watts. At home i use the original it is perfect for home use. I have used these dryers for 33 years, they last a long time. I think you will be pleased with the original.
2067169
Good question. I couldn't find any recommendations. After some research, it shows that this one is recommended for 1000 sq ft to 1200 sq ft. Found on the Target website (Couldn't find anything on Vick's site). I also checked the iallergy website and they rate this as a small room humidifier based on its capacity. (if used for 24 hours, a 2 gal would be sufficient for 250 sq ft.) We use ours in roughly a 120 sq ft bedroom with the inhalant and it works great for the 10-12 hours it is on the '1' fan setting. It doesn't empty the tank during that time either but does come close if you run the fan on '2' over night. It is across the room from the bed and we turn off the overhead fan. The unit is quiet too. Hope that helps.
1048622
I've used both this model and a much larger model of a different brand that held 6 times the amount of water. This one by far, puts out a much heavier mist and scents the room wonderfully. I have one in both the bedroom and the living room. I've been very satisfied with the Now diffuser and recommend it highly.
1235715
I don't have any experience with this dehydrator so I can't compare. I've have the TSM D10 for about 10 years and love it. It's made in the USA by a company with a very good reputation for high quality small scale food processing equipment. It gets a lot of use. Family and friends, who have good dryers like the Excalibur, borrow mine when they are doing a lot of jerky. Very even drying and it's fast. The good ones aren't getting any cheaper. The price has almost doubled since we bought ours.
269308
I think twin turbo makes a higher quality product. This specific model isn't my favorite though. I recommend the 3200. I do about 70 blowdrys a week and I've only had to replace it once every 18 months or so.
1547324
after reading the ansewr, i'm still can't understand what is the real difrent between the philips 1090 and 1090x and 1090xd. if u can plz help me to select one of them. and i found the jet cleaner is good option but it does't come with any one of them. so should i select from the old modle 1060 becouse it has jet cleaner or i have to buy the latest as 1090. i have sensetive skin, and i would like to shave every day. which on can help me. my e-mail addres btraifi@hotmail.com best regards bader
676967
You must first read what the advantages are for an infrared dryer vs. a regular dryer, and the differences it makes in caring for your hair. I've owned many dryers in the past and I've found the difference in the two, is the $125 dryer works exactly as advertised and I'm well pleased with it's performance.
133915
Are you buying the diffuser because you own a baby bliss blow dryer cause that is why I purchased it and it fits perfect but I suggest if you are just looking to buy a diffuser for a different blow dryer not to purchase it. I don't think it is that good. I personally bought a revlon blow dryer that comes with a diffuser for like 15-20 bucks and it's the best diffuser I ever used.