would it work for human shampooing in a kitchen sink?
1265638
I think it would work but the water pressure may not be as strong as you would like it to be.
1722027
Suction power is too low so, I dont think it would work properly for kitchen. Unless you have to clean something like flakes and similar lighter stuff.
2059615
It works well & heats up pretty quick. I use it to heat up water to shampoo the carpet. It would possibly work.
842064
It works well with just water, some foamless shampoo I guess would work but I only used water
2032814
I wouldn't think so, as you have to have a basin to pour a capful or two of the rinse into some warm water.As far as the shampoo, I didn't purchase that particular item.
1192832
I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search fora clothing steamer.
890459
I don't think so because it's small. Skinny to get through drains to pull out clogged hair or down sinks for same. Not toilets.
276098
Yes, I think it would, as long as your drain opening is standard size. It works well in my laundry tub which has a drain larger than a bath tub but smaller than a kitchen drain. The stopper is a fairly generous size
1911150
Yes. I have one on my laundry sink which I believe is the same size as a bathroom lav. It's a great fixture. I got it to use the hose feature to wash the dogs and it works well. The plumber who installed commented on its quality.
1101524
I am sure that it would work fine on the sink, but I think it would wash off in a short time. It lasts quite a while in a dry situation, or even a humid area but if it is in contact with running water or detergent, I am not sure it will last.
647071
I would think so. Depending on how much hair you lose while you wash, it may even do it too well that no water will go through once there's too much hair.
981343
I used it on my kitchen sink with my newborn, until I felt comfortable using the infant tub. It's a little awkward, but yes, it will work.
246106
I don't know...my doctor told me to use it for carpets...couches...etc....keeps the dander down....I don't think in the washer would work...
2271569
I would not think so. Unit is designed to insert shaving creme canister less spray nozzle. I am not aware of shampoo or conditioners that come in such type container!
89090
It is a carpet shampooer-have hardwood floors so no way I am trying it out on them...maybe someone else has used on hard floors. Shampoos my bedroom carpet great, exactly what I bought for. I have a Hoover hard floor cleaner for kitchen that also works great, polishes and even picks up dirty water, but don't think they make any more-sorry!
2069512
I think that the soap pump will work and distribute a good amount of liquid soap (in his case shampoo), as long as the liquid soap is not to dense.
1301743
I can't give you a quantitative answer but, I do feel there is adequate flow to rinse shampoo out of the most people's hair. If you have very thick hair it may take more water and a bigger bucket. Still, I think it could be accomplished. It would be a question of economy versus convenience. This device is very inexpesive, compact, relatively light weight, fairly easy to use and efficient but, does require primeing with each use and does not put out a penatrating spray. To give you a better idea of the amount or flow, I would estimate that the water flow to the shower head is similar to that of a typical water fountain. After it is distributed through the shower head it provides a low volume spray that comes out with little force. Still if you prewarm the water and add a gentle shampoo, I would think it would easily wet and rinse all but the heaviest head of hair.