Does the bulb portion detach from the tube portion for cleaning?
617221
Yes, it does come off. It's a bit difficult to get back on, but I like to make sure it is good and clean. This truly is dripless.
1351099
No it does not come apart for cleaning. The tank is seperate for cleaning but the unit does not come apart & the nozzel for misting doesn't come off,
708940
Yes it does. It is easier to snap them in but it will take some patience getting them out. If you are impatient like me you will snap the bulb. Use a cloth to grab the lamp and you can gently wiggle the lamp out of the plastic housing. Hope that helps.
335197
suction cups by themselves won't hold the bulb. i cleaned off the bulb with an alcohol pad first (attach pad with a strong double stick tape) clean bulb. thenremove pad, let suction cup dry then put a strong double sided tape ( we used a double stick carpet tape) on the suction cup and then it worked. be cautiouswhen lower the bulb to avoid it coming off.
1493535
To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with... » Read More To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) « Show Less
1776023
Separating it from what? The base? It should just lift right off. It can be pretty heavy if it's full of water. Otherwise, maybe it's suctioned on to the base, so if you hold the base down and pull the 'blue bulb thing' up it should come off. Mine doesn't screw together so I'm not sure what they other user is referring to.
1912174
Yes, the light does detach from bottom of the tank. The tank is enclosed at the bottom and there's a separate bottom piece with the led lights. Nothing will be damaged.
1666019
It is the complete housing and not just the bulb. Just unscrew the two retaining housing screws, pull out old housing, insert new housing and secure and you are done. Whole thing takes less than a cuple of minutes. Then comes the fun part in going into the menu and adjusting your color settings and lamp timer if desired.
1631528
Yes, the front does screw off and it is also where you put in the batteries. The whole face comes off and apart to change the glass front and the bulb itself. Hope this helps answer your question.
1070240
Yes. The tube comes in 2 separate pieces, they slide together, and then you cut off the excess at the top of the roof flashing unit.
421623
Yes the mouth piece and tubing will detach for cleaning. The spirometer is disposable and should be replaced every 5-6 months or as needed. You can always buy new tubing and mouth pieces when needed.. We always provide instructions. All incentive spirometers are not the same. Don't buy the wrong one. Please call for a free consultation by our staff Respiratory Therapist. Joseph, Owner / Respiratory Therapist The Breathing Shop, LLC Phone # 862-251-4971
1921501
No. The tip (the whole thing other than the red bulb) separates by just being pulled out. It is not threaded. Despite not being threaded, it is easy to get out and it is secure enough when in to not be a leak point in ordinary use (unlike a different brand I had before).
764608
Not exactly sure what piece you're referring to, but I did not remove anything before start up. the bulb should not be exposed to water.
589957
I believe just the base comes off. Not really necessary for it to come apart in order to clean it. Just give it a good wipe down is all it needs.
1923210
Yes, the entire wipe/vacuum part is detachable and can be swapped out with several other attachments.
1897534
I have not removed it completely but it can be removed for cleaning. It comes in two pieces. Since its a command product, I expect to be able to pull the strip and remove. Hope this helps.
1516516
I honestly do not know , these thing`s seem to be disposable ? I see no where to remove bulb , but they are very nice for the simplicity and the price , I have not yet lost any of the 5 set`s we have in the spot`s and this one , and they do just enough light for my own personal need`s .