It looks like the piece that rests on the chest would wiggle all over the place so I wouldn't be able to do hands-free blow drying. Is that true? I
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No, that T shaped piece at the bottom is stable and does not twist. Mirror is very sturdy, much better than my mother has ever had before. She gives it two thumbs up!
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This is a sturdy mirror which rests firm around your neck allowing your hands free for styling your hair. I would recommend this item.
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not sure, i haven't done so...i'd probably dry clean it instead. i'd worry that it wouldn't be as soft if put into the dryer.
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Nope. It becomes hard as a cardboard when dry and not meant for drying. Just cooling off..
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**Proceed at your own risk...** There are 4 points in both the top and bottom panels which are "bored" nearly all the way through which might be drilled out and used for mounting, but the item's manual and the company website don't mention this, perhaps because if so drilled, the chest would not be waterproof. **It may also be that drilling through would ruin the chest in some nonobvious way, so beware.**
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Haha I know that look and no as long as you let it dry, sweating was never an issue. I use it right after showering when completely dried off and let it set over night!!
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Plus it feels sticky on dry hair. It is somewhat sticky on damp hair too but that's not a big problem at all. Just switch your hair blow dryer to cool mode with no heat and they dryness will cease leaving your hair with some added volume.
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Being the sweaters are very wet, in my opinion, it would be a very bad move. Dry on a shower door bar until item is not dripping and a little lighter, then transfer to dryerthen use dryer
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If you want you can... If you do use a good shampoo and always condition as you would your own. I let mines air dry. It's always remains soft n flowing.
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Haven't tried. It's on my neck for half an hour at most--not sweaty and no food near it, and I don't use it every day. I suspect the manufacturer is the one to ask. I have a feeling you can't because of the foam, but they may say otherwise. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I am satisfied with it for my purposes-- which is some periodic neck tension relief.
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It shouldn't. I think that it can be a bit drying actually so I usually use it with a good conditioner.
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Your arm doesn't need to be SO LOOONG. Picture this dryer, with the typical long nose, and then a 4" or so long adaptor/diffuser. Imagine how far from the back of your head that your hand would HAVE to be to get the flat side of the adaptor parallel with the surface of the back of your skull. I tried that once and preferred to have wet hair than try that again.
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I actually just got mine yesterday and hadn't tried to straighten it since wigs like this one can damage easily from heat and it has a tangling issue like I've mentioned in my review I did, and it had almost taken damage just from that little bit of tangling before adding hair product to tame it (Bed Head Manipulator). So if you buy it I wouldn't try to use a hair straightener on it so the wig will last longer and you get full use out of it.
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Unless the material is a fine fabric or if your using a wet spray, it shouldnt bother the clothes. The quilt look is flatter than you can see just from the picture.
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I haven't used it that way personally but I would think that if you cleaned it thoroughly before anything dried in the flow path you should be fine.
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My guess would be no since it seems to work better with the blow dryer than with air drying, it uses the heat to set the press.
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Hi Rebecca, I have to stand over a sink with my upper body bent forward over sink, mouth open, neck flexed forward. The fluid you pump into your sinuses drains out your mouth and nostrils. I'd worry that you'd be soaked when it was over, since bending forward at waist would be difficult for you, yes? However, if you are able to fix your upper body in a bent-waist position (w/c seatbelt, maybe?) and flex your neck forward over low sink or bowl, you'd be able to do it, though you might need assistance. Do you have hand function at all? You will want to be able to control the on/off while it is pumping, especially if an assistant is holding the pick in your nose for you. The urge to swallow while the pump is on is difficult to suppress when you're learning how to use the pump. I ended up swallowing and then the solution was forced up in my ears several times, which can be downright painful. But, overall, I think it could be done. An OT could likely rig something for you to have better control over the pressure and on/off. As to your second question -- from the time you start pumping the fluid in to the time it's over, maybe 3 or 4 minutes, depending on how many times you stop. It's quick, and I love it. My head feels so clear when it's over. Cheers, and good luck, Jamie
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I put mine in a pillow case. Yes there might be a little moisture but I don't find it bothersome. You might try putting a towel under it. I lay on mine all the time.