Does it make loud noise when the fan turn on? Anyon know how long it takes to dry the polish? Thank you
1021809
its not that loud and its a 6 mins to dry you nail 2 mins fan then 3 mins of fan and blacklight and 1 min of fan
1021810
It is very quiet. I barely know its on. I has an automatic drying cycle--two minutes air only, then three minutes air and black light, then one final minute of air only. I thought I was going to have to use more than one cycle because I usually do at the nail salon, but I've always been dry in the six minute drying cycle of my Thermal Spa Nail Dryer. It has already saved me more than it cost and my nails always look wonderful.
397966
Yes, when using the fan. But not necessary for regular polish. This unit is meant to be used for setting gel polish or acrylic nail coating. Hope this helps.
954719
I dont consider it loud at all and i also find i dry my "thick" hair on the low setting. I really like this dryer.
1514352
I just put the fan on, maximum. The noise is not loud at all. U can barely notice it. I bought around 2 other fans at the same time this is by far the best fan. It looks better than picture does it justice and its not noisy at all.
1624100
In my experience, it dries within an hour. It helps to turn the fans on, too.
186901
I was in the basement when the fan did shut off. It started back up a little while later. So Yes, when it reaches the desired humidity level the unit does go silent and then start up when it needs. The unit is in the basement but it is no louder than a small fan running. There is no noise when the water drains from the unit.
125833
The polish is relatively each to take off. I don't feel like it damages my nails when its properly soaked off, just try not to scrap it off. I personally don't like this kit as much. My polish always seemed to peel or chip after about 1 week. I had much better results with Sensationail.
922980
it's probably about 6 to 8 inches... it's like a fan a nail salon would use to dry nails. but this fan is loud! so if you want something quiet pick something else
68441
Hey Rob,I set the audio control to manual setting and I don't hear the fan noise in post production. In auto mode, it picks up Everything in my experience. Hope this helps.
752117
When It's Flushed And Refilling It Does Make A Little Noise But It's Not Loud. I Hope This Helps.
121818
Mine makes a little bit of of noise, but not too much. I believe it has an internal cooling fan, but I'm not 100% sure on that. Sorry, this probably not that much help.
1627111
I did not use a led lamp to dry my nails. I will say that some nail polish is flammable or reacts to heat in a bad way, so the makeup of this product could cause it to do the same. My suggestion is to allow it to air dry. It does dry rather quickly.
2154294
Sorry for the delayed answer. The fan is not at all loud. Definitely less noise than my full-sized HP.
566164
lThe unit will make a high pitched sound when it needs to be cleaned, but my suggestion is, while you are dusting or at least once a month take the unit and clean it too. I am delighted with this product, and when you do clean it do it with a damp paper towel, you will notice that it will be BLACK, and be sure to clean the little filter at the top too. Don't touch the black crap, it's like printer toner and is hard to get off.
1782121
It does make noise, but to me no more than a fan on low speed. I believe I can hear the fan going on and off due to the temperature, but I do not recall for sure.
437139
I have a unit which makes a noise like a normal fan would make. It does not make loud unexpected noise. There is a compressor unit in it like the one freeze and that has its own noise Apart from that I am not sure what kind of noise you are getting. Thanks
2169942
Hi Victor, not sure why your hair dryer would be making weird noise. Mine makes noise, but it's normal like it would be for any blow dryer. Maybe take it to the salon and ask a stylist if they think it's making weird noise. Stylist would know for sure since they work with so many dryers. Maybe it needs to be fixed.