How does this compare to the WEL-842? Looks nicer, but this one sounds like water last longer and may be better for skin?
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I have this product and like it very much, it is pretty quite, the sound it does make is quite relaxing. I run this every night before I go to bed because I always feel congested. I do notice a difference when I do not use it. I like the lights, you can choose a color or let it go through all the colors or no light at all. I do not know how this will last compared to the WEL-842 since this model is made of plastic instead of ceramic. I dont think you can go wrong with either one, it will depend on how much you want to spend. I like to have a couple of these all the time especially during the cold and flu season, we run the when we go to bed and they really help us sleep and help with congestion, my boys even ask for them in their rooms when they are sick. Both turn off when the water is out which I love you dont have to check on it all the time. The other one I have has a smaller water tank which is good and bad, it doesn't stay on as long, but it seems like the oils stay more concentrated. These are just a few of the things I have noticed. Hope this helps
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I'm using my Luxe now for 5 years and still going. Since the Luxe has a plastic water line I'm starting to wonder if I should change it out before it gives out. I've looked and don't see any deterioration, just kinda wondering how long it will last. I'll never be without a bidet again.
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I stopped using my Nature 2 a couple of years ago. It didn't seem to make any difference. I use the chlorine tablets, they work well.
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The first one we bought wsd thicker and lasted quite a few years.... over 7 years if I recall. This one is thinner but it holding up well. We do not put it in the dishwasher but only rinse under hot water; this may give it longer life.
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This reply may be a bit late, but I have now had both the enviro and the Haan SI-35R light mop. I thought the enviro was good before I had something to compare it to! The enviro just suddenly quit on me after a few uses. I now have the Haan SI-35R and LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it! It's steam generating system is different and I feel it produces more steam and does it much faster... upon startup...about 30 seconds for the haan vs 3-4 minutes for the enviro. The enviro has a heavy cloppy base and the cotton pads do not let much steam through them after they become wet, which is pretty quickly. The enviro adjustable handle keeps slipping. The enviro pads shrink badly and become thicker. The slim Haan has a detachable water tank for easy filling and emptying. You have to pick the enviro up and try to dump the leftover water out into the sink or wherever. Try doing this with the handle hanging there. The haan pads are great and so easy to put on. The enviro ones need to be clipped on and it can be tough to get them gripped tight since they are bulky and the clips are plastic. I just love the haan all around.
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I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help. http://sinupulse.com/index.php?p=Comparison I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help.... » Read More I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help. http://sinupulse.com/index.php?p=Comparison « Show Less
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The water pressure coming out of the wand is much better than Aquasana's wand. My husband and I live in a rural town, and we live further away from the municipal water supply. But since we changed to the Pelican, we have noticed an increase in our wand water pressure. It is also easier to put on than the other. We opted out of the smelly, perfumy fragrance pack to put in it. The wand has a plastic smell for awhile, but that comes with anything made out of plastic or rubber. It goes away after awhile. We are very happy with the product! Good luck choosing!
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Nothing beats good circulation for healthy fish and extra cost for s better unit pays off. I have a FX 6, 406 and 206. I also have experience with eheim 2073 and 2075. All these filters are great. The eheim are very quiet but the fluvals may also be just as quite. I really like the FX6 the best especially with the automatic air purge. Eheims occasionally develop some air and the 406/206 will actually cause impeller clatter which resolves be repriming. The FX6 is the most bang for the buck. Easy maintenance and so much mechanical sponge surface area you could go for months. Emperor makes the best UV sterilizers that really kill parasites. Protein skimmer is a must for salt tank. Nothing beats good circulation for healthy fish and extra cost for s better unit pays off. I have a FX 6, 406 and 206. I also have experience with eheim 2073 and 2075. All these filters are great. The eheim are very quiet but the fluvals may also be just as quite. I really like the FX6 the best especially with the automatic air purge. Eheims occasionally develop some air and the 406/206 will actually cause impeller clatter which resolves be repriming. The FX6 is the most bang for the buck. Easy maintenance and so much mechanical sponge surface area you could go for months. Emperor makes the... » Read More Nothing beats good circulation for healthy fish and extra cost for s better unit pays off. I have a FX 6, 406 and 206. I also have experience with eheim 2073 and 2075. All these filters are great. The eheim are very quiet but the fluvals may also be just as quite. I really like the FX6 the best especially with the automatic air purge. Eheims occasionally develop some air and the 406/206 will actually cause impeller clatter which resolves be repriming. The FX6 is the most bang for the buck. Easy maintenance and so much mechanical sponge surface area you could go for months. Emperor makes the best UV sterilizers that really kill parasites. Protein skimmer is a must for salt tank. « Show Less
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I've only owned the Sevylor so I no basis for comparison. Sorry! The Sevylor is great, though.
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Sinupulse is much more durable than both the Water Pik or HydroPulse which have a history of leaking and clogging up. In addition, the folks at Health Solutions really seem in it for the right reasons. They even sent me an extra tip free and just wanted me to help them spread the word. They apparently have over 30 years experience in irrigators and have worked hard to try and develop an irrigator that has both value and performance. So far for me its been trouble free.
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The Norelco heated up MUCH faster for me...this doesn't heat up at all...on my face etc. I don't shave my head. As for battery life, it lasts less than the Braun because it's much more powerful...13,000 rpm compared to Brauns 10,000...so that makes sense. It's ez enuf to recharge isn't it...1 hour or less & it's fully charged! C'mon now...we are so spoiled aren't we, myself included..Lol. Enjoy!
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I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an... » Read More I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! « Show Less
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I used the Vitashower SF-2 which was larger than the SF-1. The SF-2 lasted approximately 9 months. The SF-1 lasts a little less than 6 months. All of this of course depends on usage. How often you shower how long you shower, how much water you use while showering, and so forth. Tommy
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The 8410 weighs about 7-800 grams (<2lb), it certainly is not heavy enough to affect your tap (faucet). It is of very good quality and works well. The only issue I have with it is the battery (9 volt) does not last a year and even if the battery is showing some charge, it sometimes is not enough to switch the water flow on and off ( my suggestion is to change the battery every six months or at least check it). I guess the battery life is dependent on how often you have the timer operate, mine waters twice a week for 20 minutes consecutively on each line. Its the best quality timer out there in my opinion. The 8410 weighs about 7-800 grams (<2lb), it certainly is not heavy enough to affect your tap (faucet). It is of very good quality and works well. The only issue I have with it is the battery (9 volt) does not last a year and even if the battery is showing some charge, it sometimes is not enough to switch the water flow on and off ( my suggestion is to change the battery every six months or at least check it). I guess the battery life is dependent on how often you have the timer operate, mine waters twice a week for 20 minutes consecutively on each line. Its the best quality timer out... » Read More The 8410 weighs about 7-800 grams (<2lb), it certainly is not heavy enough to affect your tap (faucet). It is of very good quality and works well. The only issue I have with it is the battery (9 volt) does not last a year and even if the battery is showing some charge, it sometimes is not enough to switch the water flow on and off ( my suggestion is to change the battery every six months or at least check it). I guess the battery life is dependent on how often you have the timer operate, mine waters twice a week for 20 minutes consecutively on each line. Its the best quality timer out there in my opinion. « Show Less
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I switched from an eheim pro about a year ago. Had the eheim for many years but had a lot of issues including the dreaded intermittent leak. The Fluval is great, simple and does not look like it will ever leak. I have it in a 200 gal tank with 2 mature res turtles.
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over time I have switched to other bladders. My favorite right now is http://www.geigerrig.com/. I have tried Camelbaks and Platypus bags but I find the geigerrig's ability to turn inside out the easiest to clean and keep dry. The problem with the sawyer bags are they are hard to keep clean and the handles/small hole at the bottom tear under full weight of water (or maybe a bit more if you hang it wrong) so they become (imo) worthless. If I had to do it all over again, i would just order the filter and make my own system with it. Just my .02
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I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help. http://sinupulse.com/index.php?p=Comparison