i want to understand well English. please everyone help me . does it means the thing makes water out , right ? or the shampoo one ? the picture is confusing me . how do i use this product ? . do i have to hook it up with the water sink for make the...
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Yes. Water comes out of the hose along with shampoo. You hook up the hose to your shower which is very easy to do. There is a setting on the handle for just water to come out or for the water/shampoo mixture.
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It does not hook up to your water hose at all. I think "steam" is a misnomer since the spray coming out of it is not very hot. It is a shampooer.
1383284
I am not sure I understand the question. My daughter has the tub hanging from her shower curtain rod. When they want to use it, they open it up and place it in the shower stall and then turn on the water and it fills up with warm water from the shower nozzle. Is that what you are asking?
1940387
I guess I don't understand what you mean. The water is draining out as it is grinding.
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I just cannot see how this thing is going to come in contact with the water in the bowl, unless you drop it in there. On the other hand the water being sprayed may and I emphasis "may" come in contact with it. Just wash it in the sink with soap like you use for your hands-good enough to clean your hands good enough to clean this item IMHO
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Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine collecting dust sitting in my garage. Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine... » Read More Not sure what the question is. How is it attached? Simlpy follow the directions and screw the hose into the attachment on the base. The flow of the water then creates a Venturi effect and creates a vacuum that sucks up the debri from the floor of the pond. How does it work in terms of " does it work well"? The flow of water from the hose has to be very strong. For me, a regular garden hose carrying water from a regular faucet, did not provide enough vacuum power, so the suction was very poor and did not work for me. The force of the vacuum was too weak to be effective. I have mine collecting dust sitting in my garage. « Show Less
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It's a rinse out. I actually just tried it and love it! made my hair really soft and thick. looks healthier too.
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I took them to mean comb. Using an electric appliance in the shower is a real bad idea. I just apply with my hands, finish my shower, then rinse.
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It's just a build up from your pet drinking out of the dish and the water itself. Infill up my sink with water, submerge the pump and turn it on. I then take a toothbrush (specifically for the pump) to it and clean it out until no more junk comes out. Works like new right afterwards.
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Not sure what the other reviewer got but mine def has a whole for water to drain into the sink. It's on 1 side so you just flip around to whatever side of the sink you use it at.
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I believe they mean the cover to the drain that would close it to take a bath. This is just for allowing water to go down while catching hair, etc.
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It clearly states" not to use near water". But I have one in my shower that all my shampoos sit upon. I also use one for quick shaving of the legs, BUT it moves around so be aware, luckily I have a grab bar in my shower that I hold onto. I have 5 of these and use them all over my house, I am SHORT!
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It means, u need to clean it. Mine did this, and I cleaned it, then it totally died. They no longer make this model. You send it back to bunn and they replace it with a cheap plastic model. Good Luck. I will never buy a Bunn again. Their customer support sucks
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I did not personally hook it up. I can say that I was not told to go purchase anything to go with the disposal and I didn't hear any complaints that something wasn't available. Mine was hooked up to my dishwasher. I agree with Douglas. Very powerful and works like a charm. I am so pleased and happy with my Waste King.
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That means that the person has another faucet as their primary one (most used--probably kitchen sink) and this one is in another location and used less (maybe a wet bar or a prep sink area). I, on the other hand, have this faucet as my only faucet in my kitchen. The larger one would not fit under my cabinets. This one works great and I still love it.
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The washer uses very little water as a result the dirt and dog hair don't fully rinse out. That cycle is suppose to help flush it out however it didn't work so after owning it for 2 weeks during witch we had the service technician come out and he flat out said to return it because it was a Bad model so we did a ended up buying a set of speed queens witch work 100 times better. .good luck..........
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I agree with Wiener....it's a piece of crap. I sent it back because I had water all over the counter top. It's junk and not like the old Rubbermaid drainer and board that I used to have!