I need to use this to puff baby powder onto body parts. Do you think this would work does it puff or stream?
1704850
You not sopose to use baby powder at all, didn't you read about it how dangerous baby powder is? Even doctors tell to every mother not to use baby powder on the babies. It gives allergies, it's toxic. Powder is potentially harmful if inhaled, resulting in respiratory problems and some links to cancer, found in preliminary studies .
1704851
I don't believe this item would serve your purpose. I use this to force carbaryl into carpenter bee holes. More stream like than puff.
1704852
Yes the needle is very thin maybe the of a pen, just compress very lightly and you're good to go
1704853
I use this with diatomaceous earth (DE) and get more of a stream a shaker works better for even coverage like this one (2 Pack) 22 oz. Stainless Steel Dredge Salt / Sugar / Spice / Pepper Shaker
1704854
I think this product would be awkward to use on your body. The nozzle is fairly long and it can require 2 hands to squeeze the product properly. It is very difficult to control the amount of powder coming out of the nozzle. Sometimes very little comes out, and other times too much powder spews out.
1704855
does both depending on which way you flip it. spout bottom=stream, spout top=puff
1227674
As I remember it, some of the reviews said if they filled it too full, it wouldn't work. You needs some air to compress to make the pump work. We fill ours about half-2/3 full and have had no problem. (That way it also won't get old on us.) Also, we don't infuse our oil, so there aren't any herbs to get stuck in the way. It isn't as forceful as a spray can of cooking oil, but it does good enough for us. I just keep pumping until I can't depress it any more, probably 7 or 8 times. My daughter likes to twist as she pumps. I don't know what else to suggest.
1188472
The stream is aerosolized to much smaller particles and there is plenty of pressure but still the same volume. As I said in my review, the small droplets also result in evaporative cooling so I tend to run the shower hotter to compensate. If you could decrease the spread of the stream, this would be a great shower head.
862150
I am sure it would be fine if you are using a cup to catch liquid. Go for it!I used a watery hand soap (it was foam soap intended to be used with it's pump). It worked fine but the watery liquid runs all over your hands & it's messy. **It did NOT leak from the unit itself**
927566
The liquid definitely comes up if squeezed! I bought this to help my baby learn how to use a straw cup and it worked like a charm.
2270667
Ya it should work good for short hair. It's definitely hot enough for adding curl and shape and it's not bulky at all, it's actually the perfect size and it's really light weight which I love. My only complete is it could be just a tad hotter so it could dry my hair quicker. My other Babyliss pro got alittle hotter than this one. I do love it though. Hope this was helpful for you.
535388
It doesn't blow very well if you put too much juice in it. It works great with about a shot glass of bubble juice. It's very easy to refill, Just pour it in the front. I never leave mine on continually so I don't know about the time question. I use it for short blasts of bubbles and it works great for that.
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like spray. you will not actually fell the drop. but just mist on your face. PS: I don't think it's much useful as I expected. Because the water container is so small, you need keep adding water. Another, the water should be just pure water, if you use facial lotion it might be clog the output hole.(I've done that before.) Third, it's wasting battery.(It's not the kind that could be charged directly.) All in all, I didn't use that now. It's really not the thing what I expected before.
426860
I would only use it for liquids.The air hole gets clogged if you don't rinse it often.It does not look like solids would flow very well.
1923166
I don't think it would work with powder; the composition of the applicator is sponge-like and smooth. I don't believe powder will be able to hold onto the applicator.
352838
the best way to apply the powder is a squeeze bottle like a ketchup bottle and lightly "dust" the areas where you need it.try to keep it away from areas where air circulates a lot.it is not good to breathe it.honestly i had to call an exterminator to get rid of mine.
135914
Hi, the way it works is it has a rubber top that I press my spray cologne against and spray many times to fill it up. I think it would be possible to do with a splash cologne, but suspect it could get messy and might waste some of the product.
286669
I can't imagine that it would work to roll on any sort of powder, it is meant to roll on liquid. And it is quite small besides.
345060
With each squeeze you get a strong poof of air. Strong enough to blow dust out of a camera, but I just tried it on my keyboard and all it did was blow away a few specks of surface dust. It doesn't have enough oomph to blow anything up and out of the keyboard. And each poof is just a split second in duration.
1113748
I used them for a therapeutic oil. It works, but does not mist. A small moderately strong stream.
2266552
Hey...same thing happened to me. Shake it to 'fluff up' the down. Puff it w your hand too. I did that for about 10 min. Mine ended up expanding. Mine is actually too warm for me. I have to run the heat down 4-5 degrees more than I used to.. but then I don't want to get out of bed in the am. Good luck w it...should be fine.Morrison
1116595
I would say not. It emits a very fine spray mist and is designed for a very watery liquid. I would very much hesitate to use it for that purpose.