I want to charge the shaver in the bathroom. Is that a problem?
1162499
I think it would be okay just casually using in the bathroom. This product is not fully water resistst but shaving head resist
1162500
Yes,As long as the Shaver & Charger are completely Dry and away from moisture.
1162501
Not a problem, unless you do not have an electrical outlet in the bathroom.
1162502
Only if avoid being splashed.The main shaver is washable, so its workable in bathroom.But the adapter and the socket is not seal, hot steam is the problem, if you deployed a socket in the wall, that's area must be away from shower, so its ok.
1162503
Yes, As long as the Shaver & Charger are completely Dry and away from moisture.
579459
YES - The cord that plugs into the charging/renew station is used to charge the shaver when you are away.
2012038
Haven't experienced that....I usually just charge it the day before I plan to shave.
1191353
I would question the safety of using such a device in the bathroom. The law requires GFCI's and it would be easy to overload one with this. I would suggest replacing the outlet itself and/or adding more outlets to code. These devices are fine for lamps and such but when you start using them on hair dryers and such it is way to easy to overload the circuit.
1660335
I'm using my standard charger. It works and I never really considered it as a problem.
1122576
as long as the plug that goes into the shaver is the same it will work just fine.
696422
You can but you don't have to. You can get enough charge for a single shave in about five minutes.
943336
There is a battery charger built into the electric razor itself. So all I do is plug it in to any wall outlet occasionally. There are lights in the handle that tell you when you need to re-charge the electric razor. You'll like it.
342124
The shaver should only be used on battery but will work plugged in. However, it will charge enough for one shave in about 5 minutes. I don't remember everything in the box, but you get a shaver, case, charger, instruction book, cleaning brush and oil at least.
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Yes, if it is a "wet" shaver (one that you can use either wet or dry), it is not a problem and I would actually HIGHLY RECCOMMEND it. I've gotten a much better shave using it with my electric than without it.
826147
Have had mine for almost a year so far and no problems other than the fact that the shaver only gives about 5 good shaves before it needs recharging...and yes, I follow proper charging instructions. Other than that, it's great both wet and dry.
639666
yes ... just bring the cord that attaches the cleaning system to the wall ... hold the shaver underneath running water to clean
1580021
You can plug directly into the unit or it has a stand that you can put the plug into, also. I plug it directly into the razor while I'm using it and you can actually hear it losing power while it is plugged in. I would not use the term 'charging' for anything about this unit.
1444292
If you run the battery completely down so that it doesn't even start, you will have to plug it in for a minute or two before you can start shaving. Other than that its pretty much plug and play.
487043
When you return it to it's charger/cradle,make sure the green light on the razor comes on and blinks.My son kept just hanging it up without the connection and when I went to use it it was very low so I taught him to make sure it was charging when returned to it's cradle.I hope this helps.
1711702
You don't need to charge it if all the bars are there. It comes fully charged when you buy it. As you use the toothbrush you can just keep it in the charger. You don't have to have it go all the way down before you charge it.
579461
Yes... not sure why it's not shown. The cord powers the base/cleaning unit and can be plugged directly into the shaver when traveling. Also not shown is the travel case, a very form-fitting item that carries the razor and a cleaning brush but not the cord. The razor can go about a week between charges so you may not need to carry the cord