is it ok for it to be completely submerged under water?
594266
I've been using it for scuba in Florida and it works. I didn't want one that would float so I got this one. It's not designed for water but works great. You just have to remember to let it dry in a cool dry area. The size was great for me also.
486115
Mine has been fully submerged (including the controls) for a year and is still working perfectly. The description says it's submersible. Go ahead and submerge it.
658003
Yes it can be fully submerged as long as you remove the control. Absolutely the best electric skillet on the market. Do not use SOS pads or anything abrasive, just soap and water. Works best when seasoned with bacon before you use it.
85820
Its not. I took it in the shower with me and it still got wet. So I dont see how youre supposed to go underwater with it.
1933858
Totally submersible - really solid and dependable.DO NOT RUN IT WITHOUT IT BEING UNDER WATER
295467
I wouldn't put it in water. It is an inexpensive little item that is just bare bones and doesn't look waterproof to me.
1430865
I have not fully submerged mine but I have sprayed it directly with the water hose and no issues so far
118140
They claim that is. I've never used it underwater. On YouTube there' are videos that show mixed results.
688114
If you roll the top down correctly and cinch it down it is completely waterproof when submerged.
1829262
It needs to be entirely submerged (except for the power chord). The instructions warn about letting the water get below the heating element which can cause damage.
1616839
no it is not. I wouldn't put it in water, however a little rain probably won't damage it.
2101584
Somewhat...I have run it in very sloppy / raining conditions and it has been fine...my guess is that you probably don't want to fully submerge it because of the motors (not good in general for a motor to be submerged...these are not fully enclosed) and the battery / controller unit.
1295209
It must be completely submerged or it will likely overheat and burn out, but you can mount it horizontally and then you wouldn't have any issues.
1603166
Thanks for your question. Yes, it can take a little moisture on the surface, but shouldn't be submerged. Hope it help you.
122458
I am not certain as I have not tested it under water. Generally slow setting epoxy is so it should be.
563905
good question! . so far I have not used under water but I will keep in mind a rainy day.
168207
I haven't dropped in the water yet, but they say it floats. I don't think it is meant to be submerged.