Is the B & D Lids Off plug in or battery operated?
1059665
It is plug in, and it is wonderful!!! I have arthritis in my fingers, and often have tendonitis in my hands, so I no longer unscrew jar lids by hand. This has been a life saver!
1059666
Mine plugs in (if same model). It opens shorter jars (like jelly jars) to quart size. Easy to use. I love mine.
1059667
It is an electrical plug in. I would not be without one. This is my 2nd Lids Off. I absolutely did wear my first one out as I had three cases of my canned preserves that had expired. It is great!
500546
yes it is a battery operated device. I am not sure what is on the disk. I have used these devices in the past and am familiar with their operation. I assume the disk explains how to use it. these devices if used as instructed are very effective in teaching you how to relax and they are very effective.
237918
Its not battery operated. It comes with ac adaptor to plug in cigarette lighter
900084
Yes it is battery operated but the batteries seem to last quite a while. I'm pretty sure that you can plug it in too, if you have the right cord (not included) but that would not be that convenient if using outside.
1472571
Absolutely not. Unit operates when plugged . Once you unplug ,if turned on ,starts operating using the batteries.
1246467
Yes, you need to remove the cover, then plug it into the machine. When done, you can unplug and put the lid back. I usually just leave it plugged in.
1036412
It is plug in. No battery. See cordless waterpik if you want battery operated. http://www.amazon.com/Waterpik-WP-450-20009320-Waterflosser/dp/B000UWAWQU/ref=pd_sim_hpc_5
1725881
Yes, it is not battery battery operated. A standard us wall out let plug is built in
1270742
They are battery powered but the units are sealed. It should be good for about 10 years. I use them on all of my gas powered tools.
2115051
The lid has a switch on the top, so it has an on and off setting. Works well enough!
55825
The lid will need to be snapped shut in order to power on rather than simply put down. This is a simple maneuver and the user will be able to easily tell when this is complete.
296754
Hi Bob- Yes, it is battery operated. I haven't used it yet, therefore, I am unable to provide feedback of the item. Karen
586786
There are no batteries in the Rubbermaid Mop. It is operated by you pulling the spray handle and it sprays out through the opening. Instructions do say " Do not use Clorex". I used clorex with my first Rubbermaid Mop and it plugged it up and absolutely no way could I get it unplugged. Soooo, I ordered a new one and I use vinegar and a splash of liquid laundry soap. It is still working good. I love this mop!!! It outcleans all the other ones I have tried.
977060
No, it is electric. I absolutely love it as it is so easy to use and it takes the lid off without any jagged edges. I highly recommend it!
1041862
Its not battery operated if that's what you are asking. You have to plug it in to use it.
492451
It is both. It is an electric razor that is powered by batteries. It is not a plug in, if that is what you were asking.
1650465
Yes, it has turned off/on. Look down at left side of the canister with big red button (Brush Roll). Check Quick Guide book.