Should the hands be wet when hold this machine?
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I know that most galvanic work with water but the instructions don't say to. I have not used it with wet hands. However, I use it with a serum so my skin is damp.
834966
A big part of why I like this machine is that it uses regular tap water. But have a towel wrapped around neck and shoulders because the dripping water is very HOT!!
413554
This is a pressure washer, it uses water under pressure. There is no air involved or produced by this machine. So the answer is no.
2046712
Hello Tarek, with anything that's electronic, just as your cell phone, it's to be very careful around water, yet with the Gear, you can wash your hands. Yet do not get Gear wet, remember it's just like your cell phone, just cooler! Enjoy it if you already have it, if not yet, when you do!
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It should not be wet. You must have a leak. This item did not work for me. It started out cool but was warm within a couple of hours.
952439
No, you should not use water to prep. Just work it with your hands until it's flexible.
559345
You hold the button on handle down to get water to cleaner head, but it can be released and will still steam clean the floor. If floor is quite dirty, I keep button depressed but if not, periodic depression of button is fine. I bought several pads because I like having a supply on hand for changing if floors are very dirty.
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Mechanics feel. touch it and feel if its dry.right off the bat double the recommended drying time
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Yes. When you shut the water off some of it will come back and splash out of this attachment (and get your hand wet). This is a good thing. Just dry your hand and be glad that the pressure has been relieved from your hose and other more expensive attachments you have at the spigot (e.g., timers).
783570
No.... We never use this as a hand held ... It is always in place. This is the best shower head I have ever owned. Honestly!!
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I've used mine in water and around water. Was never slippery for me. Have never had oil on my hands.
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Hard to say. Have never measred it. A lot of how wet your carpet or apholestery gets depends on how fast the machine (or wand) is moving. If you pull the trigger and don't move the machine, you will get a sopping wet carpet quickly.
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Hello, I really don't know but what I can tell you is that as long as you don't use hot water or very cold water while using the machine, you should be good.
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Yes and no...yes if its just bare hands...bt no if you have like fingerless gloves or hand wrap on them..i use workout gloves along w this stuff bt my fingertips still get very sweaty n i cant hold onto equipment as well.
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In situations like that, I double up. If it is raining hard, I have a couple regular towels to handle the overall wetness and use the spotless paw to get the feet, underbelly, and tail taken care of. Towels wont help with those areas, the spotless gloves are like scalpels compared to a regular towel.
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I agree with the other responders--very unlikely you'd get wet. There is not that much water and the stream is concentrated to provide the thrust. I also agree that it is a GREAT toy. My grandsons absolutely love it. Truly a low cost thrill!
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Yes you can switch to the hand held or have both going at same time.. no need to turn water off