does anyone use this to also warm damp clothing
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We use ours to dry towels and damp clothes. For the money I'm impressed. I would recommend it.
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The keyword here is damp; I have used it to finish drying some clothing from the dryer. I have not used it to dry clothing or fabric that is completely wet. Joyce Spruth
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it does serve as a thermal protectant. I noticed my hair air dried faster when I used this, anyway. Since it is designed to resist humidity, it sheds water very well and speeds drying time. This is doubly true if you use the control freak conditioner as well.
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You can use it on damp hair but it will make a sizzling noise which many people mistakenly think is damaging their hair... Just don't use it on dripping wet hair and you will be fine. But watch out for the steam that will come out, it can be very hot if it bursts on your skin.
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Sorry I cannot answer that part, I can tell you that mines does not seem to get hot enough to steam any garments so I have never used it to remove smells from garments.
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I used on goretex and dried on low heat for a couple of minutes. It works great. Sailing trousers are like new.
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Well I would say no. I use it, and it's back to soggy in less than a minute. Also it leaves a lot of dryness and my skin peals off. I hope this is helpful.
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I use it, on damp hair. But make should to use some find of heat protective styling product on your hair. So you don't fry your hair. This iron gets really hot.
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when burning wood etc in a stove the fire "dries" out the house, so yes i use it as a form of humidifier to replace the moisture and by doing so it also makes the house "feel" warmer, btw when the steam starts to flow out the nostrils it seems to comes to life.it also receives plenty of accolades just by looking cool, eh. ;)
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As long as it's a little dry and not wet you use it. Is it's too damp, it won't really work.
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No you can towel damp dry . But it is liquid and you don't want it running or dripping especially a dark color . Good luck. Alex Jet beauty
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yes, you can use it. dry heat takes for a while till heat come up. I don't recommend to use it for longtime likeover night for back. it could cause rash b/coz of no ventilation.
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I have not tried it, but have seen reviews on wool dryer balls in general. Some people stated that they put a few drops of essential oil on the balls. However, the essential oils that I have purchased are not supposed to be used around extreme heat, being combustible. So, I was a little scared off by that.
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I used it for showers while back packing. I think it dries fairly quick. It depends on the moisture in the air, but I was really impressed, I didn't notice how long it took to dry but I also never noticed it being damp for too long.
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Being cotton terry cloth makes it good for both hot and cold weather , I ware mine all year round as I sweat a lot and the robe wicks away the moisture very well keeping me warm but dry , you know this if you ever wore a towel after a bath , summer or winter !!
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It's merely a talcum--so it will provide dryness but has no perspiration blocker. If you perspire heavily, it will not work at all. If you're allergic to the ingredients in some deodorants, it will work splendidly. I use it only to sprinkle areas that don't seem to dry completely from toweling off. And it won't soil clothing.
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yes, I used this for two years every day to steam my dress shirts and slacks. just have to make sure you have the temperature set right and are using distilled water or reverse osmosis filtered water. takes a little while to get used to but once you know what you're doing can steam shirt and pants in less than 2 minutes
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It is suitable for damp locations. I think do. But always rely on a professional's advance! :) it is "air tight".