The listing states: "shaver's fully sealed body can be rinsed quickly" Does this mean you can not use it for wet shaving/in shower?
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They are two different things. 'can be rinsed quickly' means a quick rinse under tub. If it is wet shaving shaver or not, you need to read the instruction further. In this case, it is not wet shaving shaver.
1811411
No, in "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS" it is written: "Do not use while bathing or in a shower". They even recommend to shave face before you wash it.l You only wash shaver's head in a running water.
1811412
Hi, I use it in the shower and it works just fine. I make sure I don't soak the entire shaver in water for long and just clean the shaver head to continue the shave. I wipe it dry when I'm done and it's been working just fine. Hope this helps.
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I've never used it in the shower, but I assume that you could certainly do so since I rinse it under water occasionally without a problem. I confess that I'm still a little nervous about putting my electric shaver under running water, but it doesn't seem to have any adverse effect on it. I've done it six or eight times and shaver still works just fine.
1811414
Is possible but will not shave as well as dry shave --- because beard will be wet and less easy to shave. No problem to rinse under running water.That is how it is designed.
1811415
Hi, the machine body is sealed for water proof during machine washing, you can use it for wet shaving or in shower but don't soak it for long time, while that's not quite recommended as liquid may drop the vibration frequency even that works fine.
1811416
You can do it, but it's not designed for it (Braun even says not to) so Braun will not repair or replace it if it is damaged that way. Then again, how could they prove you were using it in the shower rather than just rinsing it? I wouldn't ever use it in the shower. I love this razor though. Nothing beats a Braun.
1811417
Braun does not recommend you use the series 7 wet shaving. Some of Braun's series 3 can be used wet
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Yes you can shave in the shower and rinse it, the shaver is a sealed unit and is completely waterproof. Wonderful shaver, cleaning it is AWESOME, just drop a small amount of liquid soap in the head (on the foil) with some water and turn it on until it foams, then remove the foil (by pushing the to buttons on the side of the head) and rinse, takes a person less than a minute. Hope this helps Sheldon
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Here is what I believe is happening. There is a problem with these reviews. There are two Braun shavers. One can be used wet or dry. One can not, but both say they are washable. A number of the reviews for the wet n dry are showing up on the plain shaver non wet n dry page. Go to this link for a comparison of the models. http://www.amazon.com/Spice-Shave-Trim-powered-Braun/dp/B00H9A40SM/ref=pd_sbs_hpc_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1ZANFZBQ519PFBWEB0TQ
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Yes, if it is a "wet" shaver (one that you can use either wet or dry), it is not a problem and I would actually HIGHLY RECCOMMEND it. I've gotten a much better shave using it with my electric than without it.
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I just got this razor and I shave in the shower. I would highly recommend getting a fog-less mirror to use in the shower (the ones with the led's are great). It just makes shaving with this razor so much better and accurate. As mentioned below, you should hang this razor outside of the shower box and to keep it out of the humidity and to help it dry out better. It is all chrome, but why take chances?
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Instructions say "Use only in dry condition". Shaver head can be rinsed under hot running water & let the shaver run for a few seconds then remove the foil & cutter cassette and let it dry. Braun suggests that you always shave before washing your face.
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I don't use the shaver for that purpose so I don't know. However, I would not be afraid to try it because of how it handles the other areas...especially since the shaver is meant to be used wet with a generous amount of shaving cream.
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Only if avoid being splashed.The main shaver is washable, so its workable in bathroom.But the adapter and the socket is not seal, hot steam is the problem, if you deployed a socket in the wall, that's area must be away from shower, so its ok.
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I don't know exactly but here is how you can determine if you can use it in the shower.1.) Is it sealed from water? Answer I don't know I will have to look on the instructions but I suspect it is not.2.) Is its blades made of stainless steel and will not rust? This model is made with stainless steel blades so water will not rust them so this is good.I personally don't like to do everything in the shower like shaving or trimming as I think it is a waste of water and not easy to use a mirror and doing a great job. Based on how all of the attachments are used and the fact that trimming beard and mustaches dry would be a preferred method I don't think any trimmer will do well in a shower. I don't know exactly but here is how you can determine if you can use it in the shower.1.) Is it sealed from water? Answer I don't know I will have to look on the instructions but I suspect it is not.2.) Is its blades made of stainless steel and will not rust? This model is made with stainless steel blades so water will not rust them so this is good.I personally don't like to do everything in the shower like shaving or trimming as I think it is a waste of water and not easy to use a mirror and doing a great job. Based on how all of the attachments are used and the... » Read More I don't know exactly but here is how you can determine if you can use it in the shower.1.) Is it sealed from water? Answer I don't know I will have to look on the instructions but I suspect it is not.2.) Is its blades made of stainless steel and will not rust? This model is made with stainless steel blades so water will not rust them so this is good.I personally don't like to do everything in the shower like shaving or trimming as I think it is a waste of water and not easy to use a mirror and doing a great job. Based on how all of the attachments are used and the fact that trimming beard and mustaches dry would be a preferred method I don't think any trimmer will do well in a shower. « Show Less
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It says that it doesn't need to be rinsed off, but I can't imagine *not* rinsing after shaving.
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I purchase the cassettes which are used in the automatic cleaning system provided in the base unit. However, you can clean the shaver heads under running water and use liquid soap also. Then rinse off the soap and dry the shaver for the next use. The shaver head unit is designed to be used (and cleaned) under running water so it's sealed from leaking internally.
2113511
It's a pretty good shaver . . . noisey and a hell-ov-a-job to replace the heads. Waterproof, I really don't know, rather doubt it. I don't shave wet.
681836
Good question. My wife actually used it yesterday and said that it was better than her two shavers and also better than my Norelco's. She used it dry but you can also use it wet. She said that she recommends it. The nice thing about these shavers is that you have 30 to 60 days to try them out since it needs to get used to your skin.
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Hi, Roy.I shave in the shower. I don't shave with the shower water running on my face but I'll wet my face with the shower water as needed. The water, itself, make the shaver glide smoothly. I've never felt the need for anything else.
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No - The razor just does fine being thoroughly rinsed or shaken in very hot water, without being taken apart after each shave. A complete rinse or blade change if necessary, probably about once every 5 or 6 or even more shaves depending on beard type and this seems to be sufficient, This is based this on my stubble which is a very stiff and heavy type.
1707057
I use it to shave my head, chest and face without the guard. There is no need to wet anything. Not all the hair will get sucked through the vacuum if it's longer than a weeks growth though.
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Hi.. I've only seen him use it dry, but since the parts are waterproof you probably can use it either way. It's a very nice shaver/trimmer.