Does it soak the surface you place it on?
1825888
This is the third winter I have used this humidifier. It has not gotten the top of my dresser wet, not once. This is the first humidifier I have used that did not make the surface wet. Be careful when taking the tank off the base and putting the tank back on the base. I find it easy to do. One hint--make sure the gasket is flat before screwing the lid back on. Then don't tighten it too tight.
1270237
No it does not. Stand out feature of this product is the suction cup which holds on to most surface.
2196106
Yes. The spray initially looks a little white, but when you rub it or brush it through, it absorbs completely. I've had no trouble.
1316550
I believe it does, but I soak it in water for a bit after each use. Had no problems. If you are one of those people who use it, then let it sit and grow mold for a month or two without cleaning it, then I would probably worry about it coming apart. Otherwise, it's a non-issue.
1764279
No. The instructions say to wipe it clean and don't get it wet if possible.
2253851
NO!!!! I used this today in the pool and it had a spot that was no longer sticking which mean water got in it and probably washed away the medicine..sucks b/c I just put it on this morning. It did stay on fine in the shower though but NOT in the pool!
901863
Yes. Works on glass, chrome etc and does no harm to surface. Plus the cleaned surface repels water for a time after each use. Just a terrific, environmentally-friendly product.
1849587
Mine gets the surrounding area pretty wet if it's run in anything other than extreme high or extreme low. I put it on a towel.
131775
no it doesn't, but you can also vary your results quite a bit by altering the amount of water you use and/or how long you pre-soak
746323
No. Things stick to surface. However, it is fairly easy to clean with a 3M stainless steel pad.
26567
no, it stays pretty sticky. so unless you cover the adhesive well and entirely, you'll be left with a sticky surface. hope this helps.
2097801
No but the liners that go with it has an absorbency liner on the bottom to soak up liquid.
1815059
Soaking off takes a really long time. I file it down and apply over it, letting it grow out. Sometimes they eventually "pop" off, then I just prepare the surface again and make a new one. Or you could file it way down and then soak off.
802844
It sure does. Like most products like this, you have to wet the suction cups. It works great.
2128414
No, it is a wet application. It works better than the dry application in my opinion, just be aware of the concerns I stated in my review.
1336066
No, it doesn't. However, you need to spray and wipe right away as if it dries it may look shiny.
464213
I also didn't soak my feet first, but it still worked quite well. I guess it might have worked better if I *had* soaked, but I was still very pleased. I took a 20 minute bubble bath on about day 5 after using it, and the next morning, I had huge sheets of it coming off the bottoms of my feet! So maybe that helped...?