Hi, do you need to have a shaven leg for this to work properly? (in the area at the top where it seals.)
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No, you do not need to shave. Mine didn't seal properly and it was either because it was too big, or not the sane quality as the DryPro. (I thought I was buying DryPro on Amazon and I got Xerosox) if you go to DryPro website you will see they look very similar. But the DryPro is a lot thicker and nicer, the one from Amazon was very thin and the bottom looked ummmm not nice.
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I am a female with a shaved leg so I am not sure. The seal was great but it was very tight and I had a hard time getting my foot into the opening, and found it too painful w my broken ankle.
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Yes it does work while plugged in! But, if you want a close shave this is not the unit for you! If I had to do it over, I would have purchased a rotary shaver!
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yes, but the vege needs to be the proper size. it also is essential when you get close to the blade or blades.
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I used it and it sealed fine. It is more substantial than it looks and seals the hole off very well and fits the toilet horn snuggly. No problem at all. Jim
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Nope! When you take the head of to clean it will because it's full of shavings but otherwise it's tight, secure, neat and gives the best shave I've ever had from an electric razor; almost as close as a four-way shave with a safety razor. I'm not kidding. Baby smooth using Williams Lectric shave and a Remington shave stick. I had to switch do to starting blood thinners and I've no regrets.
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I had a similar situation and ended up shaving the lip slightly with a knife as the lip requires 5/8" depth. It was easy to do and it fits fine.
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If you run the battery completely down so that it doesn't even start, you will have to plug it in for a minute or two before you can start shaving. Other than that its pretty much plug and play.
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Nope. It's not a shaver, it's a very close trimmer. I own one and reviewed it above. It gets really really close, but a razor would get closer and in some of the areas this is designed for, that would you're likely to end up bloody if you're not extremely careful.
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No it will defiantly not seal with a beard. You will need to shave it all off first.
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I wouldn't recommend using this product for that. You should buy something that is made specifically to do what you need. But honestly, I can't remember the last time I saw a woman use an 'electric' shaver for her legs. In my experience, most just use a regular razor.
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No lotion needed. That would gum it up and it would'nt work.Only cuts stubble if longer than1/8 it wont cut.I use this shaver everyday to finish my hair cuts and beards. I hope this helps
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Got mine earlier this week and while I'm still trying it out, the lock does work for me. After a few days of shaving vibration, it loosened a bit, but that was solved by just pushing it fully back in the locked direction. Sounds like yours is malfunctioning.
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Dear customer,You can't have one for the legs and the eyebrows. For the legs I have a shaver or silk-Epil.Thank you,
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All that is needed is a wax seal. The toilet is amazing! I wish I had bought two!
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No. Another reason it didn't work for me. Very cumbersome. And uneven shave.
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It has to snap in place otherwise it will spew out. You need it to make the seal.
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You can however I bought a tool specific for this, it seals from both sides at the same time. Worth the money