Did you use it with or without the water in the window?
1098072
With water in window. Used actual sea water from the ocean as I didn't have enough fresh water to fill it. It was very hard to dry out the window and am expecting mildew when I use it again. But hopefully not. It was a lifesaver for my kids who were not great swimmers but enjoyed key largo with it. Even some other ladies on the boat used it.
1098073
There's no water in the window. Just inflates like a regular raft- there are two 'windows' with air between them.
1936704
No, but it produces water like a window unit does, so be prepared to catch it with a bucket to remove it.
1695213
I used it about 1/2 hour on and off as it did each window and still had more steam to go. I have a large four window bay and I cleaned all the side and the base and under the sill. I live in the woods so in the summer time I get a lot of spiders and need to keep cleaning the windows. When I used this last week I have not needed to use it since and the area around the windows look great. Hope this helps.
340523
I put it on my laundry room window. The room is small and has a venitian blind on the window . I keep that closed. When I go in the room I close the door behind me and peek thru the blind.
1624531
First clean your window and the suction cups. Make sure both are dry. A trick that I learned was not to use water on the suction cups. I lightly spread vegetable oil on the suction cups and they will adhere all summer.
995837
No not necessary - it has an internal tank. I did not have any trouble with the item but it is small and may not work for a large area.
686070
I used with water. I think it can use with water like liquid mouthwash for better result.
1589895
I've actually done both, but more often just added it directly to the water to lessen the chance of spillage/waste. It doesn't seem to have aversely affected my diffuser so far; I've had mine since February.
1074572
No, we keep ours closed all the time. You can use it with the window open but you don't do anything different to use it with the window closed.
2052265
I did. Not sure if it helped because I had another rinse already in, but my main goal is to soften the water running through my appliances to keep the buildup at a minimum. Only time will tell.
1531308
I did. However, it destroyed my humidifier. So my recommendation would be to follow the manufacturer's instructions on adding stuff to the water in your humidifier if you can at all.
933521
Absolutely no, but it's very easy to avoid the water coming in, I just cover the vent with duck tape and problem solved!
1296644
Yes. I initially left it on the window. It was staying fine until the weather got cold. It does not stay on the window for long periods when it is cold outside.
646275
If you are using an Aerogarden system, it doesn't need to be near a window at all. When it gets hot, you may need to add water a couple of times a week, maybe every other day. Otherwise just leave it on a table or countertop where you have a plugin. The directions are simple for the system but I recommend that you read them.
98747
On the inside of the window of the window it would be fine. It stays on the window with water tension. The window needs to be clean. Then you spray water with a bit of soap in it (to create tension) and lay the film and smooth it out. VERY easy and I love it! I put it on one side of our shower which is open to our jacuzzi bath tub. (Looking at a naked body in the shower was not my idea of relaxing in the tub).
1522765
Absolutely, hose off your plastic/ison glass with water. DO NOT BRUSH OR RUB! Wipe water off with soft towel, lightly spray Plexus on surface and wipe thoroughly with VERY soft cloth till all streaks are gone. Some canvas windows, maintained properly has lasted out here on the California Delta a good 10 years or more
1402748
I'm near the water, but don't have actual salt on the windows. But they were awfully dirty. I'm talking dirt, spiderwebs, the lot. And the Winbot got them clean, although it took a couple of passes. You might have to wipe a spot to get it to stick when you put it on. Mostly it goes forward, so the wet pad will get to the dirt and salt before the suction pads. It does occasionally back over a dirty spot, though, so salt crystals might not be the best thing for the pads.