what is the difference between wet one and dry one?
1837647
infarred heat penetrates 1" into the core creating an enviroment to hot for bad cells, diseases and viruses to cause illness
1837648
Wet uses steam to create a hotter environment, dry uses the infrared panels, electric, doesn't get as hot but still hot enough for a sauna.
1837649
A wet sauna uses water on hot coals. The infrared, or dry sauna, uses heaters. You do not need any source of water or a special place to use the sauna. My sauna sits in the corner of my bedroom. If I had a wet sauna, I could not put it on the carpet. If you want to see the health benefit differences, try googling that as it is too much to copy and paste here.
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This is a "dry" sauna in that no water is involved. All saunas are dry in that sense.
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The fitbit one is water resistant whereas the fitbit ultra, apparently, is not. Additionally the fitbit one syncs automatically with some phones whereas the fitbit ultra only syncs when you are close to a base station thing you have to plug into our computer. Finally, the fitbit one has a silent alarm (it vibrates to wake you up), it's a little bit smaller than the ultra, and you can't clip it directly to your clothes like you can with the ultra so you have to use the holster that it comes with. It seems like a lot of people have had trouble with the one falling out of the holster, though, so be really careful to wear it somewhere you won't lose it. The fitbit one is water resistant whereas the fitbit ultra, apparently, is not. Additionally the fitbit one syncs automatically with some phones whereas the fitbit ultra only syncs when you are close to a base station thing you have to plug into our computer. Finally, the fitbit one has a silent alarm (it vibrates to wake you up), it's a little bit smaller than the ultra, and you can't clip it directly to your clothes like you can with the ultra so you have to use the holster that it comes with. It seems like a lot of people have had trouble with the one falling out of the holster, though,... » Read More The fitbit one is water resistant whereas the fitbit ultra, apparently, is not. Additionally the fitbit one syncs automatically with some phones whereas the fitbit ultra only syncs when you are close to a base station thing you have to plug into our computer. Finally, the fitbit one has a silent alarm (it vibrates to wake you up), it's a little bit smaller than the ultra, and you can't clip it directly to your clothes like you can with the ultra so you have to use the holster that it comes with. It seems like a lot of people have had trouble with the one falling out of the holster, though, so be really careful to wear it somewhere you won't lose it. « Show Less
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I don't swim or hike in the rain, so I have no experience with this question and don't even understand what the difference would be between the two terms. So I can't help.
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NO, this one not including dry at all. If you want dry you pay extra 120 more
1745569
It is not real dry. Condenses on what you are cleaning, but not bad. Have had this one back for repairs twice under warranty, though. Valve first would not open after use, then next time would not close after use. The valve is internal. Would not buy again.
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No not wet but not dry either. I usually just step on out of bed, always bare feet but you don't have to be out of the shower either. Hope that helps.
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One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix.Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
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The ones I was sent, yes they needed to be wet. There was no switch like indicated.
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The dry setting is for dry foods such as frozen foods and cereals or grains. The moist setting is for liquids, such as soups and foods with sauces. Frankly, I have never noticed much of a difference in the two settings. I watch as the unit is sucking the air out of the bag and manually push the seal button before the liquid gets sucked to the top of the bag.
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The term "wet" in this case means that the shaver can be used with shaving creme or even in the shower. The electrical parts are effectively sealed so that they will not be damaged if it gets wet. Personally, I have never used this in the shower. I have occasionally used it right after showering when my face is still wet, but I honestly don't find it to makes much of a difference from a "dry" shave. If anything, I think wet whiskers tend to easily clog the cutters. That's why I generally use it dry.
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No, clean water is despensed and then you change switch to dry the water. Which goes to a different holder.
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For me is better apply on wet hair because when you do it in dry hair it get a lit a bit like grasy for me . But if you want to you can apply it in dry hair .
725236
Dry only. The applicator can pop off and be rinsed under water. The base cannot get wet.
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It depends on the water. 'Fresh' water is generally not pure H2O. Even tap water has dissolved solids in it as evidenced by the calcium or 'lime' deposits seen on faucets and sinks after the water evaporates. The strobe is activated when it senses an electric current between two electrodes. When dry, it remains off because air is a poor conductor. It will probably not activate in pure rain water or distilled water, which are also not good conductors of electricity. I have activated the strobe in tap water, but it takes longer than in sea water. Most fresh water lakes and streams probably will activate the strobe, but the time to activation will vary depending on how pure the water is. The best safety practice is to test the strobe just before use by putting it in the water you encounter to see if it activates.
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I suppose by 'wet' you mean that you put some oil in the bore. It is all the same to the compression tester, you just end up running it twice, once with oil and once without.
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This can be used both wet and dry. When used dry you just need to make sure that no sharp objects are on or in the kids clothing. We used it dry in the spring when it was not warm enough yet. However, wet it seemed a lot more fun for the kids
216071
It does wet and dry, just not in the shower. You can use shaving cream if you really want, but there really isn't a need.