What type of cap? I don't want to have to remove in the shower. Thanks!
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It has a regular screw-top lid rather than a flip top. I had your same concern and accommodated by pouring it into a spray bottle. It works great for the shower and for a quick spray bug repellent.
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I have no interest in taking mine off, but it seems you would just remove the shower head and twist off the flosser. The person who installed mine used some pipe tape to be sure it didn't leak and that also should help with removal. I am surprised there is difficult with removal. Not much help, but that's all I can figure out. Unless you hate the product or are moving and want to take it with you, why are you removing it? the suggestion to use two channel lock pliers makes sense to me.
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The shower cap is not terry on the inside and the outside is a rubbery plastic. I bought it for my granddaughter and she loves it.
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It has a small translucent cap on the end that does not look like it comes off. But it does come off without trouble. That may be your issue as we tried it with the cap on first too.
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We have had no issue with the cap coming off. We purchased ours in June of 2014.
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I'm sure there is - either on Amazon or from the manufacturer. I kind of had the same problem, but it was the kitty using it as a scratching post. I just bought a really thick shower cap at my local dollar store and it worked fine. Saved me some money.
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No, I put the cap on dry, usually swim for an hour. When I take the cap off to shower my hair is only damp not wet. That doesn't matter to me, I wear the cap to keep my hair in place and to protect it reasonably well from chlorine. I'm going to wash my hair anyway. A silicone cap would probably keep your hair dry, but they feel to tight for me, and they were easier to put on if you wet your hair first.
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Mike, I purchased the Waterman Expert pen. To date, I have had no problem with the cap becoming loose. I am completely satisfied with my purchase. Good luck. Regards, Tom J.
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The cap is molded so that the area by the ear has more room - there's a bit of a 'bubble' built in for the entire ear area. then it comes down and the edge is similar to the rest of the cap - tight enough to (sort of) keep water out. After wearing several times I found that water did leak in. Same as any other cap I've used.
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take off the cap and carefully cut off the tip...just enough so that it comes out
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Yes. I had to have my husband remove the cover. I believe it is on very tight since you are able to use the product in the shower.
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yes, it is a small plastic cap basically which I use all the time to avoid hair spray, etc., collecting on the toothbrush. Works great.
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I don't shave in the shower but the tube is metal. I think if you store it cap down it'd be ok.
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I have not tried any other cap. Having so many bottles I don't worry about the cap! I also put bottle on top rack of dishwasher & cap in silver wear container.
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I really have no idea. And never really noticed. I didn't end up using the caps bc it seemed like once you put them on you would have to pry them off and they couldn't be used again. I don't think it is noticeable to not have them on. I guess I thought it was the company... But that really doesn't make much sense either.
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Plastic gloves and disposable shower cap (the gloves and head cap that comes with the kit aren't great...). I used a plastic applicator brush for my hairline. (all of these things can be found at Sally's). Newspaper to lay down, making clean-up easier. Also I recommend a hair bonnet (I have the Curlformers SoftHood which I also bought on Amazon) -- makes the heating process a lot easier.
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A screwdriver or needle nose plyers will work fine:http://www.showerstore.com/support/water-pressure.html