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JJamiah said:
Yay, what do you plan on using :) for your Grand re Steaming Opening :)
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I was thinking about having a steaming party. Maybe where people could try out the steamer for 5 minutes. I could give away a 60 minute steaming. There's just so much I could do. But I think I'll have a glass of wine while steaming:lachen:.
 
Coffee said:
I was thinking about having a steaming party. Maybe where people could try out the steamer for 5 minutes. I could give away a 60 minute steaming. There's just so much I could do. But I think I'll have a glass of wine while steaming:lachen:.
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Seriously... I had a steaming party last week:yep: It was so fun!! The girls even sent me a $50 gift card after the fact for hosting:grin:
 
cherry.a said:
Can you use tap water in the steamer?
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Some sellers say you can use tap water, but I would suggest that you not do it. Tap water has minerals and other bad stuff in it. Overtime it would cause your steamer to stop working. I always use distilled water in mine.
 
Ur exactly right Coffee, Mine is advertised as Tap Water Friendly. I still was using Distilled water ran out for like a month. It started to spit hot water at me get deposits and it basically stopped steaming, I ran it with Vinegar to clear out the minerals and haven't used tap since. I buy like 7 bottles of distilled at a time and refill on the second to last.
 
JJamiah, do you empty the water out after using it? I always pour what's left back into the distilled water bottle. I'm referring to the part that you put the water in, not the little drip bottle.
 
Ladies, when I spoke to the company I purchased it from, they suggested I drain the remaining water out of the steamer by unscrewing the black knob on the side. This will help to avoid water/deposit buildup, even with using distilled water. Just a FYI.
 
divachyk said:
Ladies, when I spoke to the company I purchased it from, they suggested I drain the remaining water out of the steamer by unscrewing the black knob on the side. This will help to avoid water/deposit buildup, even with using distilled water. Just a FYI.
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I wasn't referring to the water that goes into the steamer, I was talking about the plastic jug you put the water into.

I always drain my steamer after using.
 
Wow, I'm kinda glad I broke my other steamer :lachen:. I just finished and this one seems to have more "umph" to it. Maybe more power or something, but it works a lot better than my old one.

My hair and I are both feelin fine bout now :lachen:.
 
When I'm done, I simply take out and turn the reservoir bottle up. No need to throw away good water.
 
Ravengirl said:
So how does the steamer compare to a hooded dryer for deep conditioning?
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the hooded dryer is hot air, whereas the steamer is finely misted hot water. Imagine your hair if you were to sit in a steamy shower room for while. All that moisture circulation and marinating in your hair :lick::lick:
 
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HijabiFlygirl said:
the hooded dryer is hot air, whereas the steamer is finely misted hot water. Imagine your hair if you were to sit in a steamy shower room for while. All that moisture circulation and marinating in your hair :lick::lick:
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Sounds great.... sooooo how long does the moisture last in the hair? With my hooded dryer it only lasts a day or two.
 
I just want to give a "thumbs up :dance7:" to Eva Brand where I purchased my steamer. There is a problem with the hood leaking, I emailed them through eBay to let them know about the problem. I received an reply this am, requesting that I call to see if they could help me. Anyway, the hood appears to be defective and they are sending me a replacement steamer that I should have Tue or Wed next week. She wanted to know if I was going to use the one I have again or she could have it picked up tomorrow. When I told her I was going to use it on Saturday, she said she would have it picked up on Monday. Great Customer Service!!
 
Coffee said:
I wasn't referring to the water that goes into the steamer, I was talking about the plastic jug you put the water into.

I always drain my steamer after using.
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Coffee - Oh yes, I knew what you were referring to. I was just letting everyone know it's suggested that we drain all the water out of the steamer. I will honestly say, I wasn't doing this at first because I was like, hmph I'm using distilled water so what's the big deal. I later found out that I should drain it. Good thing I found out before I encountered a problem.
 
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