Is this tripper good for use in the shower seeing as it is battery powered i want to substitute it for the fusion proglide styler ?
1405420
No idea, I wouldn't shave / trim my beard in the shower anyway. All I can say is that as a travel trimmer, this little thing is excellent, surprisingly efficient for the size. Not a useless consumer gizmo AT ALL. I hope this helps.
1405421
I have not used it in the shower and it does not appear to be waterproof. I would probably look for something different, but I can't say for certain.
1388368
I don't believe you need this if you are just using the shower. I bought 2 diverters because of the way this is listed. I believe that I returned this part.
1600931
Yes that is what it was made for. it's not heavy and you can take it in the shower with you because it is cordless.
1514490
The flosser has an electric cord, which attaches to the unit. It is not a very long cord. I doubt this flosser model would work well in the shower.
308942
Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any more susceptible to water damage in the shower than any other razor blades. Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any... » Read More Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any more susceptible to water damage in the shower than any other razor blades. « Show Less
567944
No. If it is the one that can be used in the shower, you can't. That annoyed me until the reason dawned on me. Might be a bit of an electrocution risk. Regardless. It does charge fairly quickly, and is really worth it.
1428748
The Delta shower diverter works as it should. I have no experience with the other device, but I do have dog washing experience.
685056
No, this not the intended example use. Get one designed for use in a shower. Sorry
784030
Yes, you'll need the dispencer that hangs in the shower. Uses 4 - AA batteries.
1087208
No I use it all the time to come in conditioner in the shower. Being that is Wide toothed it doesn't rip your hair out either. I love it personally, I would highly recommend it. Hope this helps!
2035611
I have one in each of my bathrooms. Works well for me. I wanted to have the option of detachable but the feel of a regular shower head. The cord length is not the most aesthetic look and it can get in the way of shower caddy so I found a caddy that is split at the top and this works. Good luck.
2008188
Of course! I always use it in the shower and simply rinse it off when done. It's made for full water so don't worry about it. I use it with Foamy because gels are too thick for it to work properly. This is about the 4th or 5th Panasonic wet/dry razor I've owned and I used them all in the shower. I replaced the blades and foil after about a 1-1/2 to 2 years and got another 1 to 1-1/2 years out of each.
1759747
It should be safe to use in the shower as long as it is not being charged from an outlet.
493937
That is exactly what I got it for and I use it every time. It works great. Depending on the floor in your shower, just be careful it doesnt slip. My shower has somewhat of a ruff floor so it doesnt move.
1860841
The diverter has nothing to do with the showers but the plumbing and the trim you want for the diverter.If you are buying the compatible trim from Delta, sure the diverter can be used. In fact we have the similarsetting - delta intuition shower (is dual wallmounted+handheld) and a delta victorian in the same shower usingthe same diverter with the victorian trim.
1081425
I believe the question was meant to compare the coil type epilator to the motorized tweezer type epilator, not to shaving blades that leave stubble. I have had both, and tho it has been years since I have used the coil, I am thinking of going back to it. Could be I am remembering it as working better than it really did. What I do know is that I am done with the cordless models. The battery never lasts. And I don't need a waterproof one. I am blind without my glasses anyway and they don't seem to work any better in the shower.
366400
I am not using it constantly. I use it to clean the bottom of the shower. So far so good.