does water damage the clarisonic opal
2066676
The Opal is not meant to go into water. Only the Clarisonic skin cleanser goes into water.
2066677
Does not appear to be water proof to use in the shower like the face brush. I keep it in my medicine cabinet. A single charge last more than a month.
2264971
It does make the water slightly cloudy. At first it appears clear, but after awhile a cloudy substance settles to the bottom and doesn't go away when swirled around.
2179520
Sad to say pine needles do clog the gutter brush and clog the water flow. the brushes must be taken out and shaken.Acorns and leaves to not penetrate the brushes.
1330004
I've never had an issue unless it's really humid. No damage when removed if you follow the directions.
603398
Well, I'm not sure how much damage the water did. My screen was broken and this worked great. There is a very delicate cable that has a tiny clip that needs to be closed to stay in place.
847453
Yes it does!. When it is granular and when it is stirred into the H2O you will get a light blue hue in the water.
235354
Yes, the only things not to clean are: coral, ivory, amber, malachite, pearls, opals, jade or turquoise. Those are porous and should not be cleaned with Weiman's. You'll get the jar, which has a round tray which sits on the bottom and has a long 'stem' to pick it up and swirl inside the jar. There's a small bristle brush to clean areas where dirt would hide. It does a great job on jewelry. Basically, rinse your jewelry off, place in the tray, place in the jar, cover, and leave for 1/2 hr. Then, remove cover, swirl the handle, brush if necessary, rinse in warm water and place on a soft cotton towel to dry. You will notice a difference! Hope this helps. Yes, the only things not to clean are: coral, ivory, amber, malachite, pearls, opals, jade or turquoise. Those are porous and should not be cleaned with Weiman's. You'll get the jar, which has a round tray which sits on the bottom and has a long 'stem' to pick it up and swirl inside the jar. There's a small bristle brush to clean areas where dirt would hide. It does a great job on jewelry. Basically, rinse your jewelry off, place in the tray, place in the jar, cover, and leave for 1/2 hr. Then, remove cover, swirl the handle, brush if necessary, rinse in warm water and place on a soft... » Read More Yes, the only things not to clean are: coral, ivory, amber, malachite, pearls, opals, jade or turquoise. Those are porous and should not be cleaned with Weiman's. You'll get the jar, which has a round tray which sits on the bottom and has a long 'stem' to pick it up and swirl inside the jar. There's a small bristle brush to clean areas where dirt would hide. It does a great job on jewelry. Basically, rinse your jewelry off, place in the tray, place in the jar, cover, and leave for 1/2 hr. Then, remove cover, swirl the handle, brush if necessary, rinse in warm water and place on a soft cotton towel to dry. You will notice a difference! Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I honestly don't know. I'd probably contact the manufacturer who, I'm certain, would be able to address this question. I wouldn't want to void any warranties by coloring the water and would want to make certain that the company says it's fine.
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I have used DoTerra Citrus Bliss blend, Wild Orange and Lemon without problem any worry or fear of damaging the unit. I have noticed some yellowish residue when the water runs out after diffusing citrus oils, but I take extra care to be sure to wipe down and clean the unit when this happens. Have had no operation problems since my initial purchase 8/22/13 (3 months ago). :)
1727752
Yes, I would guess that is what caused it. The glue itself did not touch the top of the stones, only the metal cups that they sit in, so the vapor, is what I am assuming, did the damage.
1560661
No...they are essentially made out of tissue paper so water would damage them.
1345907
Not sure, but we use very coarse sea salt crystals and have never had a problem.
1419250
No, do not remove the crystals. You can't see the water level because the water is absorbed into the crystals. As they release moisture, the crystals will shrink. When the crystals have shrunk down below the fill line, then add water to the fill line.
1480381
As far as I know it is safe. I have used it for a few years and continue to have butterflies,bees and hummingbirds. It works great if you don't have time to water on a regular basic.
846812
I think so. It says it is for semi precious stones. Not for coral, ivory,, amber, malachite, pearls, opals, jade or turquoise Those are all softer stones. I think aquamarine is a semi precious stone. Good luck.
679611
Sounds like you got two good replies on the makeup of the wand. I have not had any pinholes or any problems since I bought it and have used it in the summer for watering. It does a great job.
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I bought an assortment for my terrarium -Frog, Haircap, Cushions, Rock and Lichen in September from eileenb58 on Amazon. They are all doing well, and I have not added water to the terrarium since planting. I have had to open the lid to let some moisture escape, as it was too wet to see in the glass past the drops of water condensed on the sides.