Do you need to use the capture pre-mist? I didn't purchase that, I just read the directions and it says to apply that first?
230634
We did not know about the pre mist either. This cleaner has worked really well for us without the pre mist
230635
I usually use the pre mist; however, I have not used it and also had good results. My sofa is one that you are supposed to clean with dry methods only and the powder alone cleaned coffee off of it with no problem.
230636
I use the capture premist on stains and very little or none on low traffic areas. This is an amazing product and makes the rugs look clean so if you do not obtain the desired result you need to buy the premist also.
230637
I used the pre-mist. I think that the product might need the moisture to accelerate the process. You might try misting it with water first.
1835477
I first purchased a kit that came with the actual tan towels and the mist. The towel was so small and would start to dry before entire body application, so I would use the mist to rewet. When I ran out of the actual towels, I still had mist left over, so I used these cotton shop towels that I had around the house to apply. Now, I only purchase the mist and use these towels. I spray some on me then on the towel, then rub in. I also use gloves because it does leave a tint on your hand. I suppose you could use your hands, but I find using the towel gets it into the skin better and provides a more even application. I never have any streaking and works great. Hope this helps! I first purchased a kit that came with the actual tan towels and the mist. The towel was so small and would start to dry before entire body application, so I would use the mist to rewet. When I ran out of the actual towels, I still had mist left over, so I used these cotton shop towels that I had around the house to apply. Now, I only purchase the mist and use these towels. I spray some on me then on the towel, then rub in. I also use gloves because it does leave a tint on your hand. I suppose you could use your hands, but I find using the towel gets it into the skin better and provides a... » Read More I first purchased a kit that came with the actual tan towels and the mist. The towel was so small and would start to dry before entire body application, so I would use the mist to rewet. When I ran out of the actual towels, I still had mist left over, so I used these cotton shop towels that I had around the house to apply. Now, I only purchase the mist and use these towels. I spray some on me then on the towel, then rub in. I also use gloves because it does leave a tint on your hand. I suppose you could use your hands, but I find using the towel gets it into the skin better and provides a more even application. I never have any streaking and works great. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It's an ultrasonic mist, so no heat up and the fine mist should spray out virtually immediately when it's started. I only run it for 30-60 min at a time since it isn't recommended to diffuse for longer periods than that. There is still about 2/3 of the original quantity of water in the chamber after 60 minutes even though it produces a continual mist and aroma from the essential oils during the full diffusing time. So, in 180 min, most of the liquid should be used.You do need to make sure you're not using distilled water. The ultrasonic function needs minerals in the water to work properly and create the mist. It's an ultrasonic mist, so no heat up and the fine mist should spray out virtually immediately when it's started. I only run it for 30-60 min at a time since it isn't recommended to diffuse for longer periods than that. There is still about 2/3 of the original quantity of water in the chamber after 60 minutes even though it produces a continual mist and aroma from the essential oils during the full diffusing time. So, in 180 min, most of the liquid should be used.You do need to make sure you're not using distilled water. The ultrasonic function needs minerals in the water to work... » Read More It's an ultrasonic mist, so no heat up and the fine mist should spray out virtually immediately when it's started. I only run it for 30-60 min at a time since it isn't recommended to diffuse for longer periods than that. There is still about 2/3 of the original quantity of water in the chamber after 60 minutes even though it produces a continual mist and aroma from the essential oils during the full diffusing time. So, in 180 min, most of the liquid should be used.You do need to make sure you're not using distilled water. The ultrasonic function needs minerals in the water to work properly and create the mist. « Show Less
2061953
No you have to put it in a spray bottle. An old windex bottle that's cleaned out, or something like that. Just shake it well first.
2021872
According to the directions in the instruction booklet, you must not use any drops or anything other than clean water in the humidifier. You also must not stick something in the opening where the mist comes out.
1184940
You have to use airbrush face paint... regular face paint or make up is going to clog it up. It needs to be super watery
921293
I also thought that mine was broken ad well after a short amount of time. mine doesn't seem to work if I fill it past the 300 ml line. I would suggest trying filling half. Thats how I get mine to produce the mist.
2037129
If you install it properly and don't rush through it will. Make sure you don't clean the area with windex prior to applying this film or it will counteract and fall off and not stick. Then you want to use the application kit spray (can be ordered on amazon).. then you just spray that up in the window and take a squeegee with the film and apply. I found out since I have 2 skylights I rushed the second one and it fell down but the first window stayed up perfectly. Just don't rush the job and use the application kit bottle. However, my skylights are leaking so now I'm getting them removed from my roof. I've HAD it with skylights.
553855
I haven't been able to make it mist. It may be because my goal was for it to spray.
123170
No instructions? Wow! If you had gotten them, you would have found them a bit funny; the translations are a bit strange English. Accompanying the unit, there should have been a small filler container. This should be filled with tap water up to about two thirds volume. Add to this, two or three drops of an essential oil. Open the unit by grasping the base and twisting the decorated top counter clockwise. Pour the liquid from the small container into the receptacle in the unit and return the top. There are two black dots at the base of each. When these lineup up, the unit is properly closed. To start the process, press on the left button near the bottom of the unit. Press several times until a blue red or green light comes on. When the light is on, press and hold the right button. A small light will come on at the 30 minute point. Press the button again and choose 30 minutes, 60 minutes or the other two. When you let go, the fogging should start. Experiment with this process if need be. Just remember, do not tilt the unit while there is water inside it. To change to another scent, discard any small amount of liquid remaining inside the unit, wipe it out with some tissue or cloth. Clean the filler cup thoroughly. Enjoy.
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I'll be honest, I didn't have a leak in my system so I never required the need to use the uv light pen that this particular product came with. I don't doubt that It doesn't work, so when the need arises, I'll be gladly trying it. For me the uv light pen was just a bonus. Wish I could have been more help to you fellow diy'er! Might I also suggest watching lots of videos on YouTube on those uv light pens and the correct way to use them. Thanks and I hope it works out!
1107663
Not at all. It comes out as a fine mist spray. Very light. You must have a very bad batch.
46020
There's a stop valve ;it a bit awkward too operate! You don't have to use it but ;then u loose 15-20psi,just add fews psi that's why mist people do anyways!
545072
Yes, you should be able to see a very small stream of mist. Since it's an eight hour diffuser it won't put out a heavy mist like a three hour difusser would. I learned that overfilling it results in little or no mist.
1490811
To apply Shutter Saver you first use step one in the spray bottle. It is used to clean the shutters, then after the shutter has been cleaned and throughly dried then you apply step two. Then you do step two, I used a paint brush and painted it on evenly...
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Im having the same problem and according to the reviews on this site...We are not alone. Ive tried saturating the heck out of um .. to a fine mist and no mater what they just dont seem to stick very well. Looks to me like it needs more work. There was some mention about placing it under a book to flatten the design? I dont know... to be honest the instructions that came with this thing, In my opinion were very lacking. If my 6 yr old son didnt just "HAVE TO HAVE IT!" I wouldnt have gone with this toy and I wont be recommending it to anyone else.
199088
You squeeze the bottle into the pre-measured reservoir at the top of the bottle. I use an old "Blue Window Washer Fluid" container. Fill the container first, and then add one reservoir full. You can adjust the strength to your liking. Too much, and it becomes soapy and leaves residue at the top and sides of your windshield. Don't forget, this is a summer only fluid, and there is no freeze protection in it. If you live in a region where it freezes, adding the "Blue Stuff" to the reservoir had no adverse effects for me, and it prevented freezing. I bought this to try to replicate the stuff that was in my German car ... it smelled good. (weird, i know) If you are also trying to do this, you need to add a lot of this stuff to get that effect. This left no color residue on my paint. I bought the orange stuff, and i had orange spots on my car.