which one works without tearing your sweaters up
742733
This one works great for me. Didn't tear up anything and I like that it is plug in, so it runs good.
742734
Btw, they are both one and the same, I've only used mine with the cord and love it..
742735
Actually Both, the blades on both the cord and cordless are not sharp like a cordless razor. You'll be fine with either one.
1027996
I use a soft, lint free rag, but that type application is so hard on my back and kneew (I'm 60!), that I have bought a sponge mop and will try that next time.
1435598
I just use a damp micro fiber cloth. It works the best without any residue.
680239
It depends on the level and fabric of clothes. If a full load in this machine of knits such as tee shirts and light knit pants, use about one third of liguid detergent described f for full load in regular washing machine. Liguid seems to desolve better and faster. Very similar to regular machine for choice of detergent. ( While draining from wash,and almost empty, take hand held shower and run through the clothes for a few minutes). Then, replace drain and fill and rinse cycle as usual.. This is one handy machine..
185369
Have two sweaters in each opening and there are no problems. If you have a bulky item only put one item per opening. I have three of these. Hope this helps.
41416
I've been using the .5 for a few years. The 1.0 can dry your skin out a bit if you are not accustomed to the higher strength.
1896297
I have used both and had the more expensive one first. It did not heat the lotion as well and if you used more than a few pumps it was cold. It quit working about a year after purchase which prompted me to purchase the lower priced model when I replaced. The lower priced one seems to be much better and keeps all the lotion nice and warm. It is easier to clean and overall I like it better. I use mine in my massage therapy practice so it gets a good workout each day. Overall I am happier with the less expensive model.
1166632
Sweaters don't but pretty much everything else is. If you own a steamer a quick once over will sort out any wrinkles in a few minutes.
2146430
The only one that I have found that works is the striped one shown in the add. It is only a single and it will flip you if you are not very careful.
150409
Yes, we have one on polystyrene with a wool sweater and it's great. It's in a little shelter outside (like a dog house) and the half-feral cat who lives there loves it! No problems at all. It doesn't get too hot. It's on a timer to go on in the evening and off in the a.m., unless it's really cold. A very good and very helpful product.
149878
Compared to any other compression sock these are much easier but still require a little finese. I LOVE them, they work. I have a ton of compression stockings that I couldn't never get on by myself & if I did they cause me to itch, to sweat, & actually leave indents so I think my circulation is being hindered. The do not leave indents, they do not sweat & make you itch. I bought mine in XL normally I would not bt I wanted firm compression without feeling strangled. They are a little long for me but I don't mind because they are totally comfortable. They are not "pretty" but I would buy another pair in a heartbeat and I have gotten a lot of relief from them. Compared to any other compression sock these are much easier but still require a little finese. I LOVE them, they work. I have a ton of compression stockings that I couldn't never get on by myself & if I did they cause me to itch, to sweat, & actually leave indents so I think my circulation is being hindered. The do not leave indents, they do not sweat & make you itch. I bought mine in XL normally I would not bt I wanted firm compression without feeling strangled. They are a little long for me but I don't mind because they are totally comfortable. They are not "pretty" but I would... » Read More Compared to any other compression sock these are much easier but still require a little finese. I LOVE them, they work. I have a ton of compression stockings that I couldn't never get on by myself & if I did they cause me to itch, to sweat, & actually leave indents so I think my circulation is being hindered. The do not leave indents, they do not sweat & make you itch. I bought mine in XL normally I would not bt I wanted firm compression without feeling strangled. They are a little long for me but I don't mind because they are totally comfortable. They are not "pretty" but I would buy another pair in a heartbeat and I have gotten a lot of relief from them. « Show Less
1802177
I have never had a cashmere garment. I wash other cotton sweaters and silk items in this solution and have never had any problems.
1421604
I got the black one and find that it works well with most clothing. I also bought a separate white cover to use with darker items.
1736132
across the body actually works the best. I'd recommend wearing it that way.
1709267
The one marked "light" or "sewable" doesn't gum up your sewing machine. The other one is very difficult to sew.
1947514
Yes I am using the universal conair pro that I bought on amazon. works great and fits snug. I would rate them both 5 stars. The dryer works quicker than I thought it would dries my short hair in less that minutes and the diffuser gives me the lift I need. Both work well together with my short arms.
1195861
Would depend on the size and thickness of the sweaters. This is meant for a variety of things as well and is not specified to one particular item.