I don't see any images that show where you actually "blow" on this device, and given that it says its sharable, how is that accomplished in a sanitary fashion? Confused...
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You blow towards the hole from roughly an inch away according to the instructions I reviewed. Still seems unsanitary.
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You blow at about an inch distance from the hole indicated by a circular blue lit chamber. So you're not putting your mouth on it at all. It's quite sanitary. And accurate nonetheless.
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You blow into the device from about an inch away, or so. You might want to wipe the device down with purell afterwards, but the users aren't likely to pick up anything since you aren't putting it into your mouth.
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There is a hole at the bottom you blow in. This item does not give an accurate reading. Do not buy!
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You flow towards it, not touching the device. You get really close, though.
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The tube has sort of a stacked valve system. You remove the whole thing and the entire thing can be inflated with a shop vac (and capped quickly) or deflated within seconds by squeezing out the air. On top of that cap is another cap that can be unscrewed. This is a one way valve that allows you to blow up by mouth or shop vac, but the air won't leak out, so you can get the tube really firm.
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Honestly I have no idea what makes it work. A few people have said it makes ozone, which explains the weird smell I get when I use it. If this is true, then it really isn't a purifier.
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Same here. I bought this yesterday, filled with tap water as high as the MAX water line, put some salt before going to bed. It never actually vaporized, even though I added salt again. This morning I added even more salt, and I got neither steam nor sputtering.I think it's been about 4 big fat pinches of (Redmond Real Salt) salt so far... I'm afraid of adding more in case it damages the vaporizer.Ugh, I'm so tired, I keep waking up at night with a stuffed dry bloody nose.
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There is no cleaning action other than when you roll it over. It works poorly, at best. Read some of the negative review, including mine, or see the video on YouTube. I've thrown the ones I bought in the trash.
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TammyYou turn the handle on the dryer it self. However, it is not what you think. In my opinion the "vac" does no more than the blow drying part. I was very excited about this feature when I ordered this dryer and sadly disappointed when I got it and actually used it.
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Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine collecting dust sitting in my garage. Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine... » Read More Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine collecting dust sitting in my garage. « Show Less
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Well you have to fill it up to the maximum fill line, then it creates this little water vortex. No mist will come out, just a very tiny breeze coming from the holes. Personally, I stopped using mine after a few weeks, it was just not worth it, it did nothing for my room, it's just far too small to be of any decent use, so I moved onto a room ionizer and that worked much better.
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No, you simply blow air into it....as much or little as you like. It is great! You will love it!
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Because it is, thank God, probably broken. Count yourself lucky because a) if you read my review you would know that when EcoQuest's fradulent devices work they are sometimes potentially harmful and always useless and b) perhaps you will now buy a device that is both safe and effective. Check out reviews here on Amazon and elsewhere of reputable, certified air cleaning devices. You should also take a look at the website of the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturer (aham.org) for a list of verified devices that actually work.
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I'm not sure, i have never heard of this defation technique before, sorry can't help you on this matter, but I have been using it for a few months now, it's very comfy and didnt leak at first but now it's starting to leak a little. I can still use it though, i just add more air the next day before I use it.
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I've had mine over a year and have used it to blow filters packed with hair, dust and other stuff. No problems to date. However I've always used it outdoors or with a vacuum hose sucking as it blows when blowing computers and game consoles. The unit cannot be disassembled.
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But HOW??? None of these things open up, and you can't reach around corners with sponges or hands through these tiny openings. Can someone please explain this to me? Is it a design flaw with literally ALL humidifiers or am I missing something? How do you get into the damn tank to clean the brownish/pinkish sediment that begins to coat them?Thanks!Melissa
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I don't know how to "dump out hair". I follow instructions that came with it. Put some shampoo on the cutter heads, rub it in, turn it on, and wash under running water. Rather than overusing shower water, I do it in the sink. The unit is probably completely sealed to enable its use in the shower. I can't see hair debris coming out when I wash it although, I assume, it must be present. Do the washing at about four shave intervals.
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There is a female wash option that extends the wand and shoots forward to back. I can't speak to it's efficiency but it is there.
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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.
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I haven't heard of this. I know that when It is used it is recommended that you wash your hands so you don't get it in your eyes or mouth. I would have to look into it more before doing this. Maybe contact the company.