Can it be used on food? (fruit and salad?) how long do you have to expose the item to the light?
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I don't know. Mine quit working the second time I used it. I posted a comment and the company didn't even try to make it right. I would suggest another brand, or you can try your luck.
89660
I think it will work. I have used it in a closed container of baby spinach and it did great. You would need to put it in the bag to work however. It need to be in contact with the air that surrounds the fruit or vegetable.
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I suppose it would work faster than just air-drying, there is a small fan and the lights get a little warm. In my opinion, you would need to use it for 15-20 min, like the dryers at the nail salon but there is a setting on the dryer, "timer-OFF," that is probably just for that purpose!
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I am using this item a fair bit, the only problem the lights get so hot real quick I don't use them now. I wait till the beginning of the day when the light is good and situate it near the window but I have one of those natural lights and take the pictures that way. I have a tablet that I take my pictures with, and I cook also and if you want to see some of the pictures I would be happy to show you. But I still think you would get use out of this item, even with it's faults. Hope I have answered your question.
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The light power is adjustable. I don't know the technicality of it, but you should be at a distance where your eyes can look at it occasionally. You need to use it for approximately 30 minutes in the morning or afternoon.
2008263
Hi Kim. There is an on off switch on the back of the light. I think you could plug it into a timer without a problem. Sounds like a great idea. Good luck!
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Hard to say. I use it to light my keyboard when I'm on my computer in the dark. It's lasted me for about 2 months now, but when I use it I usually only use it for up to an hour and I do use it quite often though.
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No. The light is good for use inside cabinets and walls or anywhere that's hard to see.
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i think so as it is suppose to be safe for household use. i do just use it on my plants and flowers haven't tried it on veggies and fruits, so sorry!!!
798871
Of course! What the timer basically does is cut the electric signal. So yes, you can use this to turn on or off a lamp or many other things.
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Not having tried food with it, I can't say for sure, but I also can't see why not. As others have said, easy clean up, good for small products, good lights.
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Frankly, I use it as a light on my night stand. I walk in the room and tap it on the top to turn it on. I can see everything in the room, but I doubt that I could use it to put on makeup (if I put on makeup). It's not that bright.
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Find the answer here: http://www.medelert.net/ . They say it is about 30 minutes. It would be better if the light were not recessed, but protruded with a very bright LED and a lens that allowed it to shine in all directions.
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I don't see why not. It's just turning a light on and off. It has a timer inside that you can set how long you want it to remain on.
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It can be used in the kitchen; specifically says for under-counter lighting, but it does not mention the bathroom. Buy one and give it a try since it says that it can be used to replace CFL's and incandescent lights within the home.
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Barbara, from what my MD has told me (he's the one who suggested I get the light lamp), it's only good to use the light box in the morning after you wake up, for about 30-45 minutes. It's not meant for use all day long in a low light environment. Hope this info helps...you may want to ask your doc about it!
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This product uses two UV lights with wavelength ranges from 100 to bold nm for reducing bacteria. Tese appear to be Ultraviolet LED's, which should last many years. They only stay on for one hour.