My main concern is "not leaking". I've tried many googles and the chlorine finds a way to get inside. How good is this feature? Thank you.
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I've pwned these for over a year and traveled with them to at least 3 countries. Used them in fresh water rivers/lakes and the sea. No issues with leaking as of yet.
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I swim three times a week in an outdoor heated pool. I used to use the Aqua Sphere Kayenne goggles but found they would leak after about a year of use. I switched to the Kaiman goggles and have used them for over a year with no leaks. I do make sure to rinse them off in cold fresh water after every use and let them air dry thoroughly and that seems to help. I've found the Kaiman goggles to be very comfortable.
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All goggles leak from my experience...the only question is when. Or the lenses get all gooey and filmy and therefore are worthless. So there is a dance between which will fail first. I swim everyday so goggles last me only a month or so. The larger aqua sphere goggles leak the fastest as they have more rubber surface to potentially get exposed to the elements and deteriorate. The smaller goggles, as these are are comparable to Speedos and TYRs
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Yes. This does not leak. However I noticed that after 2-3 months it starts leaking unless you clean the the goggles suction after every use. I had this problem with my first goggle. For the second one I am not seeing this problem. Probably because I am cleaning this thoroughly after every use. Do not use any lens cleaning liquid. This blurr the vision for this lens.
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I have the model with the easy-clean lid but without the new lock. They have never leaked and I lie them down on the seat of the car all the time. The lock keeps the button from opening the mouth access accidentally, but the seal on the lid seems to be completely leakproof regardless of the lock.
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I used it late last season to chlorinate a 20 x 40 pool after performing a pool renovation. It worked fine for me, though I couldn't test it through the hottest dog days of summer when the sun eats up chlorine at peak rates. However, I did observe the flow rates through the feeder before loading it with chlorine. I'd say the flow rate was far better than any suction type chlorinator that I'd used in the past. In my experience, the flow rate is key because the container will hold plenty of tablets to cover an 18 x 36 pool. You need the flow rate to dissolve the tablets fast enough. In general, I was impressed with the quality of construction and the inclusion of all fittings for installation. I think it will serve your needs. You will need two hands when operating the latch and removing the lid, but it's not much different from other "name brand" chlorinators I've used. I don't consider it unsafe, but always open slowly and avoid direct inhalation around ANY chlorinator.
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Hi Shawn. We had the same problem.we started the installation at three o'clock so that it will end up closer and then back to it off and install the clamp. We had no leak.
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I have not had any problem with leakage, but I would suggest not filling it more than 1/2 full for overnight.
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I have an OFTEN-PEE problem. When we went to Grand Canyon, I knew I'd have a BIG problem, so --- I got a FEW of these urinals (just in case). To ME it was GREAT. No problem at all. You can use it ANYWHERE. It didn't leak at all. Just make sure it's far enough up on your male member. The sleeve is pliable, so that it doesn't stick out, just bend it. Hope this helps.
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No that is the best feature. You have to squeeze a know before the liquid is released. I haven't had not one mishap.
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Inga, I have used 3 styles of female adapters for urinals and they have all worked best by holding the edges of the adapter firmly against my body, no matter how far it reaches underneath. If it's firm against me then it forms a seal so that urine does not leak out around the edges. If I am releasing a forceful stream from a full bladder I might feel some wetness on my skin inside the funnel but it goes down the hole into the bottle fast enough so I do not experience leakage around the outside edges. I hope this information is helpful.
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I get my capsules at amazon subscribe and save which is a good deal compared to CBTL's website . Thank you for your comment....I will try my machine again....it is a new machine and so I was trying to prime it....and no water came out. I tried mine about 10 times in 2 hours before I gave up. But I will try it again before I put it in the garage. And thanks for the tip on Bed Bath and Beyond.....they used to carry them at Target and I got a good deal when they closed the brand out there.
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I bought one for the same use. Sometimes it leaks - not a lot, just enough to be irritating - sometimes it doesn't. I try to really tighten it down hard and that seems to stop any leaks. Just don't think I should have to work that hard! But the size and price point are both ideal!
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That is the design :) No leakage for me yet, but you have to make sure the seal is in properly (it comes out for easy cleaning) and I'm sure it would depend on what you put in there. Something really juicy may leak
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I have not had an issue with leaking yet. Have been using one for about a two weeks so sorry will know more in a month or so.
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I've had minimal leakage. Very minimal. Has only happened a few times but as long as I close it all the way it seems to be fine.
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This was my question too... And it seems to be but the real test is starting school next week. So far with use around the house we have been fine! (Everyone I asked or had demonstrate showed leak proof though. This was the best option I found!)
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I never had this issue. My kids leaked all over the place all the time. But I did read another persons review with a similar issue. She had to cut a hole in the silicone to make it work.
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I returned mine. It didn't leak, but it wouldn't hold pressure for more than a couple of minutes; thus, was constantly "pumping" it.
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Hi Ryan!I just use lukewarm tapwater. Provided you live in an area with safe drinking water and the chlorine levels aren't terribly high you should have no problem with tapwater.If you use cold water it'll feel odd inside and you risk getting a cramp. Use warm or tepid water.Though if you want, obviously you could purchase professional enema liquid.Also, I strongly advise you use a bit of lube to help it go in, so the end of it doesn't scrape on the way in. Lube's always a good idea.