Do I really need to wipe down this liner? I replace mine every few months at about ~$7.00 a liner.
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My husband never wipes it down, he just tries to make sure any leftover shower soap is rinsed off. His last one lasted almost a year.
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I don't think so. I always make sure to pull the curtain back across the tub so its not all bunched together on one side, this allows it to air out naturally. It is nice and heavy and doesn't stay stuck together. some of the cheaper ones stay kind of bunched at the bottom. I got a clear one and we have very hard water, so on the cheap ones within a couple of weeks. I could notice to see a rust tint from the heavy iron...this new one is just as clear as the day I hung it.
1526427
I have had mine a month and it looks good as new and I don't wipe it down not sure what it will look like in a few months
1526428
I have a detachable shower head so I just rinse it off before I get out of the shower. It seems to repel soap and water very well which helps keep it clean. Also, this is a heavy curtain, so it can actually be wiped if you need to unlike cheap thin curtains. That's why it doesn't need magnets. It's thick and heavy and stays put.
1511898
You have to have an original liner to make it work right. Which I have never had to replace in the 6 months I have been using the bags to line it
132256
Yes you do have to remove your bed liner. It is a great tool. I am very happy. Just put a flat rubber liner. You will be happy.
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No. It is actually a good product. After I replaced my liner, a dog jumped in and tore my new one and I had to replace it again and put and additional one down on the first one I bought. Just make sure that you turn it where the seem faces down so that it want show thru your liner.
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I am using a liner with mine. Is it needed? Probably not, but I think that using a liner might extend the life of the curtain sine I hopefully won't have to clean it as often. I guess time will tell.
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Hi Heather. I just got my pool installed by a professional and the liner is leaking and I have no idea what the wArranty is on the liner. I hope to reach the seller because I bought the liner in March. Box was not open until today so obviously something was wrong with it.
654121
I bought a pad for mine when I bought the stairs. Small price to pay to insure it won't wear out your liner from constant use.
1485214
I replace mine once a year. A lot depends on how clean your house is and if you have pets that shed hair. I have two cats.
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I've had mine for about 2 months. I don't see why you would ever have to throw it out. It wipes clean.
608706
I don't think you need to replace, just keep it clean and dry after usage and before usage clean again..
377107
You don't have to have the receptacle liner bags, but they sure do make it a lot cleaner and easier when emptying the receptacle on the Litter Maid litter box. I did not have the liner bags until recently, however, and just emptied the receptacle into a plastic bag to dispose of the waste, and then wiped it out with a paper towel (over the trash can) and put it back in for the next time. A receptacle is good for this process for about 6 months or so if you empty it every other day and wipe it out occasionally to keep it from getting too messy. If you use the liner bags, you can open the bag and put it in the receptacle and then place it back into position and when it is full, you just take out the receptacle and lift the bag up and tie it closed to seal in all the waste, put in a new liner and put the receptacle back into position and you're done. I would suggest getting the liner bags (approx. $16.99 for 200 bags) to go with the Litter Maid if you are giving it as a gift, but not necessary. You can purchase additional receptacle pans with their cover, but they are more expensive than the liners, so using the liners would make each one last much longer because they are staying clean all the time and would only need to be replaced when they start to lose their shape or crack from age. 4 receptacles and lids will come with the new machine and these are a little heavier/sturdier than the replacement ones that you buy separately.
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I have used one daily for a couple of months now. I do not need to change it yet. It make's it a great deal to have extras if you do ever scratch it.
1285417
I would recommend using the liners...trying to dump it out and clean it up would be extremely messy
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It mainly depends on how dirty is the air in your place. I replaced mine (the main expensive filter) after 3 years. But I think I could easily have stretch out to 4+ yrs. As far as the outer dust filter, I replace it annually or just wash and use. There was no instructions on that.
761963
Do not use it without the liner! It is not meant to be used that way, and frankly, it already performs very well. Use it as intended, for client safety if for nothing else.
200827
I have found that by trying to save a couple of dollars... it usually costs me somewhere down the road.I have a pile of cheaper products that I eventually had to prematurely replace... usually during some critical time... Friday's at 4:59PM!!!Do yourself a favor... spend the extra couple of dollars... you won't regret it.
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I think they say, with external vacuuming every month, it lasts up to 5 years. That was one of the reasons I ended up getting it. My experience was a little different, however: I cleaned it dutifully every month, and still needed to replace the filter after a little more than 3 years. The company, to their credit, did pro-rate the cost of the new filter for the time less than 5 years. Our home has two cats and we live in an urban environment where particulate matter counts might be higher than elsewhere. Your mileage may vary. Hope that helps.