Hi, are the washer &amp; the squeggee on the same side so you only have to make one motion? I saw one of the answers that said "you flip", I want to be sure
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They are on opposite sides. You use the washer to clean the glass, then flip or rotate around and squeegee dry. It works very well.
619601
I have mine opening to the right. just as the others have said, it's symmetrical, so flipping it totally works.
1995281
yes it only ratchets in one direction and you do need to flip it to reverse direction. I actualy find this to be the best way because it is overall stronger. Remember to crack the nut before you use these tools as they can be overloaded.
512432
Yes, it does flip to the side by manually pushing the unit. It is not spring loaded and flip by itself like others that I have. Hope this helps.
925193
Only a washer. There is no spin cycle so you will need something to spin or wring them.
351088
It's supposed to flip and swivel, but it should not do so by itself. If it's turning by itself, you can tighten the thumbscrews on the sides.
186871
the reel cannot be turned over as there is a plate where the shaft is or the shaft opening is not the same on both sides. I mounted the yard butler where i turn with right hand and guide with left. I love my yard butler.
2205387
yes, i have a fixed 16 on one side and a free wheel 16 on the other. i seldom use the fixed side but it is there if i need it and it takes 5 minutes to flop the wheel around, guess that is why they call it a flip/flop.
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The top pulley is fixed. It will not swivel. Not sure what the last guy was smoking when he answered that it could swivel. perhaps he didn't understand what you mean.
80130
You could, one on each side, but I would tell you to NOT purchase this long version of this product as it is VERY poorly made and just about impossible to move up and down the 180 degrees that it is supposed to move without the help of another person. One of the main reasons for this is the extra length. Unless you have a person who would try to get out of bed on their own, I would order the shorter version.
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Hi Denise,You're supposed to be able to pull that little knob out a bit and put it in the upright (I believe) position. When the knob is to the side position, it doesn't swivel. However, mine was broken and no matter what I did, the wheel was not swiveling!! Also, the back wheels kept popping out. I got a full refund from Amazon and am very very grateful and happy with their service!! I ordered another AT3 Pet Gear stroller. Hopefully this one will function properly. Good luck!! Sue
1163224
You can only flip it with a ramp or something. It will not flip going on a solid surface.
615757
There are several YouTube tutorials that may give you the answer you're looking for. It's important to seat the mop head in the spinning receptacle squarely, and not at an angle. Otherwise, the spinner spins off kilter and the mop head doesn't get wrung out properly.
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There is literally only a 4.5 inch hand grip on both the squeegie and the washer unit. The picture is deceptive. It looks like the washer cover/unit is laying over the middle of the entire squeegie unit, but both are pictured with short short handles. I thought I was getting a 12 to 16 inch handle with this unit and people's reviews supported that. If you want to reach even six inches, you need to buy an extention pole.
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Our changer is on the right and it doesn't really matter what side it's on. You are able to use both hands. We keep the wipes on the first shelf down and it's very easy to grab one without even looking away or letting go of baby.
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yes it is. I thought it would flip over but it does not, so I have not gotten much use out of it.
849954
No, you need both hands, there is a trigger you pull with one hand on top and then both hands pull a trigger on the underside of the handle. It's easy to do and safe because it won't collapse but you definitely need 2 hands. I agree with the other comment though that it's a super smooth ride and easy to handle with 1 hand while pushing but not the collapsing part!