How sanitary is the spray head if used by more than one person. Can spray head be removed for total cleaning?
2037976
The spray is like a small hand-held shower head attached to a hose. The head is molded to a wand with a on-off button. The combination head/wand can be unscrewed from the hose. I don't use it; my woman does. I assume only the water comes in contact with the body. If you want to to disinfect the head, perhaps wiping it with a germicide like hibiclens would be a way to clean it. BTW, it is a nice device and reliable. My woman is happy with it and uses it all the time.
89560
I have this product. I am the only user. It does have different heads that you can change but, there is only one handle that I seem to get wet and messy. So, I would not even consider sharing this. It would be like just replace the head of a regular toothbrush. As for myself, I really like this item and use it everyday.
2233832
My son has one and I would definitely not let anyone else use it. It only has one mouth piece and I would worry about germs!
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!
92101
I've used mine for years. It does get hair and debris on it but I just clean it off. It's no big deal. I'm shocked that so many just use once and throw away.
598935
Hrm... we haven't had this happen to us, but my husband is hard-core about cleaning it after every use, especially since most of our uses involve kid or pet messes. Their website suggests using a paperclip to clean out the spray tip in case of a clog. There appears to be more suggestions here: www.bissell.com/FAQDetail.aspx?id=1191
1602557
This depends on how many people are using the shower head, how often everyone showers, how long the showers are etc. It just depends. No one can answer that for you. I recommend going to the site and reading about it.
212755
The face of the heads where the water sprays is a plastic rubberized material. You simply rub your fingers over the spray nozzles. Since the whole arm tilts up and down, it can be pulled downward for wiping. The heads don't come out unless you disassemble the unit. We've just wiped with a damp cloth after use.
2138874
We have one unit between my husband and myself. The heads remove completely so more than one member can use it.
870000
Yes, if something gets spilled wipe it up. I have taken outside to spray off with the hose for puke and then wash with bleach water and it's nice you can take out just the section that got dirty
2247422
It isn't a problem. It is really fine almost like baby powder. If you use a pest duster it sprays finely into the cracks and crevices. You can sweep up or vacuum any extra but I don't think you really have to.
1644823
I removed mine and gave it a blasting shower with the hose. It was a hot day, and it dried fast. Also, I made sure to -not- give those parts that seemed particularly electronic anything like a leisurely water bath. :) It continues to function flawlessly without a whimper over the incident. I'm just reporting what I did. Not meant for advice at all. And when I approach fans with the hose, I am always in acceptance that that I could bring an end to their healthy life. Yet I've done it for years, and have thus far got away with it. (Note- always on hot days, where they dry immediately.)
1216556
The nozzle is retractable, only emerges when you turn on the water spray. Cleaning with clorox every 2-3 days is more than sufficient.
1307577
It is not necessary to use the entire bottle all at one time. If you are done spraying the area, but the bottle is not empty, you can safely save it for use another time.
633168
Great question... the answer is yes. If the head is removable, simply remove the head and place it into the sanitizer.
1951994
Not bad. I am a germaphobe and can handle it. A bottle brush helps and I use vinegar and hydrogen peroxide spray after I've used soap and water. I do not use dishwasher.
838104
Get the cleaning station. Worth the money, cleans better and you don't spend 70$ on one head.