Is a towel needed after using the plunger?
1985729
Yes towel is needed to dry the feet ... the plunger only takes the mud and snow off the paws ... still need to dry them.
1985730
The paws will be wet but not "dripping" so yes, you would probably want to use a towel.
1985731
Yes, a towel will be needed. Squeeze the dog's foot gently over the plunger to remove excess water, then towel dry.
198244
I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just a quick wipe down w- a soapy dishrag.& a quick towel dry works just perfect!!
966719
I just fold up a towel and put it on the seat. But, yes does hurt every time that I use the machine. Feels like a cramp.
2072776
It didn't come with one. I just put some paper towel down and it was fine. Very little mess.
743893
I do with mine. I just use a very watered down soap and I make sure to wipe with dry cloth after so just to make sure no water is left on it. It hasnt hurt it it's been about 2 months id say. Hope this helps.
733812
You push the plunger to remove the core. I am careful not to touch the end or around the plunger, as it is sharp.
2246151
Absolutely, just remember to remove the plunger first. I do this every morning when I make my coffee.
1318920
There is an air release in the plunger. I haven't had a problem with air in my casings.
1757359
No! Use only once, unless you have additional spray. Then you can re-use the towels.
251861
It is very easy to clean & disinfect; I use a glass cleaner product that foams up. I clean the plunger itself, almost the same way. I think lysol would work well also. I'm ordering another simple human plunger for our main bath at home, as the one we have there has decided to quit "rebounding" after only the occaisonal use; 6 months after purchase from Target. These simple human products are the best quality I've found- soap dispensers also!
1307196
Mine did not. I will say when we mounted it we used a crystal clear silacone to seal the plunger. It worked and I'm really pleased with it.
938062
Hello: the plunger is probably in the locked position. While holding the black ring, turn the clear top part until it releases.
668938
The plunger works fine. The only difference I see compared to other plungers is that a little more pressure is needed by user on this one. I don't think a instructional video is really necessary. It is a little difficult for me as I am handicapped and my balance & strength are a bit of a problem. Good Luck
2224005
It does not. After I soak it for 15 minutes I put it on a towel to use it. Works well.
1608654
Pour some boiling water through the squeezer into the sink drain and wipe the inside of the squeezer with a paper towel.-William F.
131628
I would recommend this AFTER a toilet plunger has failed. It is far more involved than plunging, so I would exhaust the easier option if you have it. But if you have plunged all you can, then I would highly recommend this before calling a plumber.
251863
hi I have never returned an unclean plunger to it but if I had it would be simple to clean in a utility sink. I just wouldn't want those germs in my face wash basin though it would be simple to wash even there. Its ultra lightweight and fully open. Think of a coffee mug broken open.