I shower with my flex. Has anyone had issues with water getting into the chamber or view window?
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Sometimes I take mine off to shower and sometimes not, yes water can get into these AND the Fitbit bands. Don't delude yourself into thinking the 'brand bands' do not have this issue also because they do. The bands are not waterproof, nor resistant. You have to care for your tracker. The trackers are waterproof, submerged in water up to 10 meters of depth. Thereafter no. If I notice water in mine, I take the tracker out, dry it well and then smoosh tissue up into both chambers to absorb excess water. Then I take a Qtip to both ends to make sure I have all of the water out. I've had mine for four months, LOVE my Fitbit and this works for me.
21838
I just bought this wrist band. It leaks horribly!! Also, no matter how much I try to dry it steam builds up in the window. This is not good for the tracker as it is water resistant not waterproof. I have to order a new bracelet and will be going directly through Fitbit this time.
21839
No I have not had water get in to mine so far, I have a friend who swims with her fit bit all the time
21840
I've had this issue and I don't swim or shower in mine. I had to stop using it.
21841
I wear mine in the shower everyday and have not had that issue. It stays dry.
21842
Sometimes I take mine off to shower and sometimes not, yes water can get into these AND the Fitbit bands. Don't delude yourself into thinking the 'brand bands' do not have this issue also because they do. The bands are not waterproof, nor resistant. You have to care for your tracker. The trackers are waterproof, submerged in water up to 10 meters of depth. Thereafter no. If I notice water in mine, I take the tracker out, dry it well and then smoosh tissue up into both chambers to absorb excess water. Then I take a Qtip to both ends to make sure I have all of the water out. I've had mine for four months, LOVE my Fitbit and this works for me. Sometimes I take mine off to shower and sometimes not, yes water can get into these AND the Fitbit bands. Don't delude yourself into thinking the 'brand bands' do not have this issue also because they do. The bands are not waterproof, nor resistant. You have to care for your tracker. The trackers are waterproof, submerged in water up to 10 meters of depth. Thereafter no. If I notice water in mine, I take the tracker out, dry it well and then smoosh tissue up into both chambers to absorb excess water. Then I take a Qtip to both ends to make sure I have all of the water out. I've had mine for... » Read More Sometimes I take mine off to shower and sometimes not, yes water can get into these AND the Fitbit bands. Don't delude yourself into thinking the 'brand bands' do not have this issue also because they do. The bands are not waterproof, nor resistant. You have to care for your tracker. The trackers are waterproof, submerged in water up to 10 meters of depth. Thereafter no. If I notice water in mine, I take the tracker out, dry it well and then smoosh tissue up into both chambers to absorb excess water. Then I take a Qtip to both ends to make sure I have all of the water out. I've had mine for four months, LOVE my Fitbit and this works for me. « Show Less
21843
Yes. I swim with mine and have the same issue. I usually just take out the tracker, dry it, and put it back in.
21844
Yes, I have this issue too and I swim with it as well. I usually take out the tracker and dry it out a couple times a day. I'm assuming that the tracker is waterproof though! I've had mine for 3 months and it's still going strong.
1082087
I've tried everything to get mine to open. Like yours, it seems to "stuck solid." My solution is to buy some other model of shower filter.
1814291
I've had mine for several months now and the passenger side has had moisture in it but so far has not collected water.
735951
Sounds like the water flow may be constricted. This usually happens on the input side. If you over tighten the device on the shower pipe you will squeeze the rubber washer in the input side until it squeezes into the opening. Try removing the unit and confirm the rubber washer isn't damaged. Then reinstall. Use pipe tape and only tighten until the rubber washer seats and then half a turn more at most. Only tighten further if it leaks on the input side. Or try removing again and put an additional wrap of plumbers tape on the pipe. Good luck!
1204475
While using the overhead rain shower is wonderful. I do not touch the panel at all only make adjustment to the temperature. Be sure to mount the panel for your needs.
623551
I have not had any of those issues personally. I only have the cold water hooked up at the moment because my bathroom is set up in an odd way so hooking up the hot is a bit tricky....we'll get to that eventually :) But for now, just using the cold water feature, my husband had no problem installing and there is no issue with fit or length of bolt for us. I couldn't reccomend this product more highly. I hope this helps :) '
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I take my speaker into the bathroom every morning, but i dont take it into the shower itself. I have had my speaker for several months and it is still gaily producing sound in the bathroom, kitchen, outside, wherever I take it. My bathroom is well ventilated so it very rarely steams ups.
876264
Mine is in my bathroom. Put it up 8 months ago and havdnotg had any issues. It's plastic so I imagine that's why the water/steam hasn't effected it.
674133
I also use this unit, and you seem to be a victim of heat expiation. With the amount of heating directed at a small area of what I assume was a cool shower door caused that area to expand.(It being safety glass one small stress fracture and the whole thing shatters) Most times this happens on the soap scum that builds up around the edges, and to much time in one spot and bam.
259422
All of it is relatively stiff (hard) except the bottom "sweep," which is soft enough to be flexible. Be sure once it's inserted to the door or panel that the sweep reaches the floor or tub though, or else it won't keep the water "in."
1048220
We have this in our sunroom where we have out swim spa. we are tracking water out of it all of the time and it doesn't seem to bother it if that is what you are wondering.
1405272
I didn't have any problems. Try pulling the little tabs on the cup edges away from the window a little as you push the cup onto the window... this makes the cup flatter. If that doesn't work, try wetting the suction cups - I've done that before with suction cups in a shower caddy.
1525445
I am having the same problem with mine. My friend tested it and found it works okay at some water pressures but not others.
172897
Get under it and play with it, that is the fun way to get an answer! LOL!!! Seriously, if the lever is forward and the button is up, you get rain only; lever forward and button down gives water from rain and hh; lever left and button down water is from hh only; lever left and button up gives you nothing so you might just skip showering!
28359
When using it in a bathroom, keep a door open when showering. If a lot of water collects on the bathroom surfaces, that would be very bad for the heater's (any heater) longevity & could pose a potential danger to you.
2077999
It's only done that on mine in one apartment where my water pressure was absolutely awful. Otherwise, both streams are very strong and the stream from the handheld doesn't hit the fixed head.
996749
Yes, we just had it installed and its been great. There a few settings on their for use and an eco option that will use less water. What we did notice when using both the rain and handle is that pressure is lower but i don't think this is a shower head issue but more of an installation issue.