Isn't the shower where you scrub yourself clean? Doesn't this hygenic tool get soap scummy? Reminds me of Frasier washing his vege's in the shower.
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You attach it to the wall. I put mine level and to the side of my shower head to kept it from getting scummy.
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Actually mine holder is up high and to the far left of my shower head to avoid getting soiled.
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The attachments come off and can be sanitized. I haven't had any problems with soap scum on the base.
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The hose didn't stand up to pressure of shower. Did not have a problem with soap scum I keep it clean with a soak .
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No, I use that as well to clean. Product works great as long as you keep the shower floor clean. I mean like once a week is fine. Have had product on for well over a year and it is still fine.
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I haven't had the guts to do it, but I would say yes. It doesn't mind its daily wash directly under the tap, and the sales videos show a fully-lathered customer shaving in a pouring shower. As I recall, Customer says he likes to use the shaver this way because he doesn't have to cope with a steamed mirror.
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That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the veet on too long because the plastic thing sucks. Lol Anyway, I just use a wash cloth now and I love it. :-)
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I use it in the shower and just wet my face first. But, unfortunately, mine did not last long. I thought maybe it was because it got wet in the shower, but other people have said they keep theirs in the shower. Mine quit working just after the warranty was up. Isn't that always the case??? Now I just use the brush to scrub without the machine.
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It should be. I use mine in the shower at the gym to hold shampoo and soap. It gets wet every time I use it. It still looks new.
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You could try, but I wouldn't expect too much. I could see the steamer didn't have much effect in removing soap scum from glass shower doors, even with vinegar applied first, and tiles should be pretty much the same issue. I'd use Bon Ami ('hasn't scratched yet") to scrub it off, or a Magic Eraser pad.
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Hi, I suppose its based on preference and what you're using it for. It is fairly forgiving, just trial and error! I personally just use it with a splash of water like any other soap.
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The comment doesn't have anything to do with dental hygiene. It has to do with teenage behavior. This is the cheapest model, and it doesn't require that you properly place it in the recharger after use.
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Yes it does. I bought his scrubber to use in the shower, it works great, but I have found more uses for it. It makes cleaning so easy for me.
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My experience is no. This cleaner did absolutely nothing to any of the dirt and very mild mildew in my shower and I followed directions and gave it multiple chances not just to work, but to do anything. I think most of the extremely positive reviews are phony.
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No. This is more of a commercial type. Just rinse under hot soapy water to clean
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No, this not the intended example use. Get one designed for use in a shower. Sorry
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I use body wash and body scrub but never in the same shower. I alternate. After using the scrub, it leaves you feeling clean.
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The instructions mention nothing about using with a shampooer. I've never read of anyone using it that way and I never have either.
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That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the veet on too long because the plastic thing sucks. LolAnyway, I just use a wash cloth now and I love it. :-) That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the... » Read More That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the veet on too long because the plastic thing sucks. LolAnyway, I just use a wash cloth now and I love it. :-) « Show Less
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No, I solved that problem by getting a small mirror for the shower and trimming in the shower BEFORE I turn the water on... Remember it's not waterproof... I've heard the ones that suck up the trimmings don't work that well...