Does it spill the hair outside or capture inside? anyone know? can it be used while not in front of the sink?
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It captured inside for me. I returned it as it didn't shave as close as I thought it would. Just an FYI.
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The hair is captured inside. Then I merely snap off the blade assembly and blow it clean. Also, from time to time it indicates you should wash the blades. A very simple task. You do not need to stand by anything while shaving.
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It captures inside from my experience. I've found it to be a very good shaver, but sometimes I'll just need to make multiple passes on certain areas (but I'm just very fussy like that)
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No, hairs are retained inside and the shaver lets you know when it needs cleaning by lighting up an image of a tap. You can shave anywhere.
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Oh my, on face hair all over. It can be used other areas as well. I love it. It is easy to clean and use. Just a little pain and I got use to it too. Light hairs you cannot see come out too! Love it.
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Outside, catches the water before it comes in, expands and prevents it from entering. I don't use it around my house, so I don't know how well it does this. I use it to divert water around landscaping and it does a fine job of that
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I normaly use it when lightly wet. But i have used it with just a bit moist hair and it works well. Cheers.
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My machine picks up hair easily, but it can clog the "throat" of the head where the vacuumed material goes up into the cannister. It's easy to take the head off and run a bent coathanger through the hole to push out the blockage. YMMV, because I have long hair and dogs with heavy coats. You might not get a blockage at all.
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It works super good outdoors, have not tried to use it indoors because my dogs are outside all the time. But its well worth the money it even keeps my neighbors dogs quite. Hope this helps.
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I don't know how to "dump out hair". I follow instructions that came with it. Put some shampoo on the cutter heads, rub it in, turn it on, and wash under running water. Rather than overusing shower water, I do it in the sink. The unit is probably completely sealed to enable its use in the shower. I can't see hair debris coming out when I wash it although, I assume, it must be present. Do the washing at about four shave intervals.
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I had mine mounted outside and found the wind would blow it out. I mounted it inside under my kitchen sink and it works flawlessly.
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Yes it will pick up hair and I like that is it wide and easy to use. However after each use you must wash the pad. So buy a extra one while the other is in the wash. If your using it to clean your wood floor as I do it works great. I would lay a towel down and wipe up the floor as you can end up with streaks. Also you will want to wash it alone in the washer, not with other towels because it will have floor cleaner chemicals on it.
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I have used it in my bathroom. Like any electrical device I would keep it away from direct contact with water, but it is one of the safest devices I own. Everything is completely enclosed. It is very powerful for a small room and heats it up quickly.
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It drains into a small hole within top of the pull out container (from bottom rear) so not like larger traditional unit you can hook external drain to! This unit doesn't pull enough to warrant the external hose unless leaving for long period but it does have auto shut off float. This is best for a desk area or corner of a room with light moisture. If looking to pull heavier moisture need traditional machine. I've had best luck w/the Samsung brand. I hate all Frigidaire products but their dehumidifiers are getting high marks.
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I usually put it on my back porch and run the drain hose to a tree near the porch. I hook it up to a regular water hose to wash my dogs. I definitely use it outdoors, not inside, although I guess you could use it inside if you had a way to attach a hose to it to wash the dogs with and a place to put the drain hose to drain it out.
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It's not designed to collect hair like a traditional brush. It's just supposed to cut the undercoat and pull it away. I always brush my dogs outside or in the garage because the hair goes flying everywhere.
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I have used it while plugged in but at the sink. I would be really careful using it around water though while plugged in. You don't want to get electrocuted. It does charge quickly and does hold a charge for a long time but I don't use it every day.
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It works great with dog hair on our concrete and hardwood floors BUT we use the dry swiffer pads instead of the microfiber cloths. The swiffer pads actually capture the dirt & dog hair, not just push it around. We use it every day and love it!
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You will have to use it outside. It will be a bit messy, but it does a great job.
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I probably wouldn't try to use it away from a sink. After all, your mouth is open and you're not drinking the water, so it has to go somewhere. But that's not too different from brushing your teeth really. Yes, it can be a little messy at first, but you can control that to a large degree by using your lips To control the majority of the overspray. The big draw to it for me is that it's quick and easy. I don't brush or floss as often as I ought to. My experience has been that I'm more willing to pull this out and use it right before crashing into bed than I am to spend the extra time to floss. Yes, yes, shame on me. But that's the truth.