Help needed: Remington S9950 or Remington S9951? Should I get Remington S9950 or Remington S9951 flat iron?
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After looking at the descriptions, it appears that the S9950 is for shine and conditioning, and the S9951 is more for Frizz Control, and protection against humidity, so this is the one I chose for my daughter's extremely frizzy hair.
1418452
Yep American! It's my favorite flat iron ever!! Def get it! I had mine for 7 years and it died and I found it again on amazon! 7 years is so long for a straighter to last!
856081
I did not know about that. But the product works great!!! I have used many flat irons and this one is the best and less expensive than the Chi. If my flat iron would break I would just buy another they are only like $40. I hope you enjoy yours.
1388525
I am unfamiliar with the other one so I cannot compare the two. I am very happy with my Remington. It's the third one that I've purchased. Where I live its extremely humid as well.
1383819
I was ready to buy the Rowenta Advancer, but based on your review I am rethinking this model. Do you have any suggestions for a another brand or model iron? I own a DZ1700 which doesn't get hot enough to press linen. I just want a good heavy high-wattage iron with a pointy tip for pressing the tight spots.
1034811
I had no problem using a flat iron, it does not take much heat. I do not know what setting however, I own a CHI straightener and it is one setting and works really well with these hair extensions. I would recommend maybe moving the flat iron faster through the extension. Hope this helps.
2223902
I am a quilter & had a iron I loved for 20 yrs. finally gave up the ship as they say. I got same make in a very exspensive iron and it didn't last 6 months. #^#%#^#! So I bought this iron and also the Black & Decker Digital Advantage 3081494 because me without an iron is a catastrophe. I have used both and LOVE them. I use the model you are inquiring about strictly as a dry iron and it gets plenty hot. Besides its cute and just like Mom used to have. Karan M.
1322434
Looks like the difference is a coating on the blade. Is it worth it?...you decide. I find the 9154 adequate for my occasional bouts in the garden.
797946
the model # says 63070 but i did a search on that model # and got a bunch of different things for that number so here is the linkJose Eber Wet or Dry Straightening Iron, Black
2194638
after reading the ansewr, i'm still can't understand what is the real difrent between the philips 1090 and 1090x and 1090xd.if u can plz help me to select one of them. and i found the jet cleaner is good option but it does't come with any one of them.so should i select from the old modle 1060 becouse it has jet cleaner or i have to buy the latest as 1090.i have sensetive skin, and i would like to shave every day. which on can help me.my e-mail addres btraifi@hotmail.combest regardsbader
1201755
Uh, that last number is the letter S, and I came here with the same question. I want to think maybe Ezequiel confirmed.I just went to Remington's parts site and it says: "091371S Remington Chainsaw Chain Has changed to part # 10SC"
1070778
I have the black model which I have been very satisfied. Having no experience with the pink iron, I cannot compare their performance so I guess the only response would be to buy the black model.
1161507
I wouldn't be able to tell you that. My guess it might be a newer model(1025sps) You might go to the Remington site an do a comparison.
1282615
I'm even more late, but thought I'd add my 2 cents. I have used two norelco rotary shavers, two Braun foil shavers and a Panasonic foil. Hands down the best shave is from the Panasonic. One of the Norelco's is my first electric razor purchased back in 1994 and still running like new - now that is quality construction. However the shave closeness is not as good compared to more recent shavers and takes forever. The other norelco is a much newer one, one of their recent nivea lotion models. I can get a good shave out of it, but it lacks in comparison to the Panasonic, not as close and takes much longer. The Braun's both performed excellently, but always left me with irritation, and sometimes good burns too. Both were self-cleaning synchro shavers. If you want strictly dry shaving, Braun is a good choice. Panasonic, a fully immersible wet/dry electric, I may have never used this razor dry, I can't remember so I won't comment on that. i prefer wet shaving with a quality soap or cream and brush, in the shower. It always gives me an almost blade close shave, without any irritation or most importantly bleeding. It never looses power when confronted with dense growth unlike the norelco's. If I have 2 days growth the norelco motor is audibly and sensibly effected. The Panasonic is unaffected It's motor plows through anything. I have loved my Panasonic ES8228S so much, but have decided to upgrade to the ES-LA93K. Will the Panasonic be up on ebay, like the fate of my other dis-guarded razors? HELL NO! I will keep it for a rainy day, change of pace, in case the 93k explodes or some other act of God takes it from me. I will continue to love my ES8228S for it's lifetime. Seriously guys, it's that good.
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I have tried them both (both 1") and much prefer the turbo. regular: one heat setting, gets HOT near the plates, on/off in an awkward spot turbo: variable heat settings, flashes a light when turned on (helps remember to turn it off), doesn't get hot near plates - a little warm, but not bad. they both straighten very well, but for the extra $20 I'd for sure choose the turbo. the only problem i've encountered is that the turbo electrical seems to crap out after 2 yrs of use. but still i'd buy one over a cheaper iron as it doesn't pull my hair out, etc.
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I'm not sure about the other one because I never used it, but the purple one started snagging on my hair after the first year of use. The problem is, I only used it occasionally, since I'm not a regular hair straightening gal. But for the price, I think it's a good buy. I just think there are better flat irons out there. Good luck!
1546367
Get the cutterpillar. The way it's designed it sharpens as it cuts so it never needs replacing. It's VERY pricey and something you'd need a designated cutting station for since it's also very heavy. People who own it swear by it, but I prefer something that I can stow away as I don't want to lose counter space to a trimmer.