What is the difference between this applicator pad for 5.98 and the one that costs 9.98?
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$4. This looks like pad for the floor polish. I only used this pad once, when I tried the polish on a section of my wood floor. Don't do it! While the floor cleaner is, amazing...DON'T use the polish...It will ruin your floors. If you are comparing this pad to the blue floor cleaner applicator pad.... Then that's the difference. One for the polish and one is for the floor cleaner.
186159
I don'tknow. I haven't used the $38 product so I have no way to compare the two.
2138696
The steamer I'm using is a replacement I got direct from the manufacturer at a very good price. Apparently when these steamers develop a problem no one can fix them, they are just replaced. That number pad is what came with the replacement steamer and is much more expensive. My old ones and these fit just fine and are a much more reasonable price.Barb
2045416
3m states that that 33280 is an 8" pad and 050703 is 9" and has a stiff center both cut about the same
1331280
That JVC item for almost $14 is for 1 pad - so 2 pads plus $7 shipping is over $35. I will probably try some inexpensive foam covers.
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This is the same set but the price is $47. Good light weight set. Great for everyday use. I've had mine over a year now and I'm still happy with it. Don't know about the 9,981.58.
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I can't promise there is no difference, but they look the same (one has a new bottle design). Prices vary, and it looks like one of the cheapest is an amazon add-on, which can be a good value. Great lotion
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I've used 13904 and 13909 (which is what I really prefer) and have NEVER had the problem with the foam. I always wear off the velcro. All I can say is the quality of these Superior Electric pads are every bit the same as the PC pads I've had. I use them because I can get them much, much cheaper and they're just as good. As far as the issue about shorter bolts, adding washers, different pad thickness, I use the original screws with no problem at all. I sometimes put a drop of blue thread locker on them but that may be unnecessary. Hope I have helped you.
2013509
I didn't realize there was a difference. I just ordered the same ones that came with the new aid's. I may try the closed next time if what the Pamela South answer says is true. Good luck! Rodney G.
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That's a negative Hank, the Hogue 12in LOP stock recoil pad is a quality pad over the Mossberg OEM pad. The Hogue recoil pad complements the Allen Eraser Pad very well. What I did to enhance the Allen Eraser Pad since my review was to remove the recoil pad and stock from the receiver and coat the entire stock with 6 to 7 coats of Performix - Plastic Dip which comes in an aerosol can you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. This provided a non slip surface for the Allen Eraser Slip On Pad. Very satisfied. Have used Plastic Dip on almost all the equipment I have with a grip - tools, knives, flashlights etc. Good product, highly recommended. Hopes this helps you out Hank. Thanks for the question. JD590.
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Nothing that I can tell except price. If there is something different between the two it is well hidden. The both have the same dimensions, construction material, etc. I personally am buying the $6.97 version and have been very happy with them. I also got one of the 1312 versions and feel I wasted 4 bucks.
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Yes the package of Tena has 36 pads in it and the pad is not the same as the package with 30 which i used especially at night. That pad was wider in the back of it whereas the package of 36 is not as wide in the back. I will say that I just reordered the package with 36 as they seem more comfortable and thicker with more absorption........I like them better to tell you the truth.........I would recommend that you try them for yourself. i now use them for day and night time and am thinking of discontinuing the package with 42 I used for daytime and just staying with these.......i hope this helps.............. Yes the package of Tena has 36 pads in it and the pad is not the same as the package with 30 which i used especially at night. That pad was wider in the back of it whereas the package of 36 is not as wide in the back. I will say that I just reordered the package with 36 as they seem more comfortable and thicker with more absorption........I like them better to tell you the truth.........I would recommend that you try them for yourself. i now use them for day and night time and am thinking of discontinuing the package with 42 I used for daytime and just staying with these.......i hope this... » Read More Yes the package of Tena has 36 pads in it and the pad is not the same as the package with 30 which i used especially at night. That pad was wider in the back of it whereas the package of 36 is not as wide in the back. I will say that I just reordered the package with 36 as they seem more comfortable and thicker with more absorption........I like them better to tell you the truth.........I would recommend that you try them for yourself. i now use them for day and night time and am thinking of discontinuing the package with 42 I used for daytime and just staying with these.......i hope this helps.............. « Show Less
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On the Amazon site it's listed as FanFuser replacement pads. I just checked and they have dropped in price. My advice is to order at least 2 as shipping cost more than the pad but you just get charged the flat fee so I ordered 2.
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I didn't get the pain-less pro model. I got Omron electroTHERAPY Pain Relief Device PM3030 These pads are the button type connection. There are a couple of sizes and these pass do not work with this model. Check size before buying a lot, I also bought Tens Handheld Electronic Pulse Massager Unit this uses a much nicer connection and cheaper pads.
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One comes with a red insertion tool and the other with a blue insertion tool. Other than that I don't see much difference. Both of these should cost 50 Cents a pack rather than $5.00 per pack in my view. They are so expensive that I clean out the wax guards to reuse them several times.
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I googled your search and found the website www.buysiennaproducts.com and 2 pads cost $19.99. I still have mine and this steamer works great! Hope this helps!
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I couldn't find the difference. Looks like there may be just a price difference between vendors.