Does it have an On/Off Button, and if so...is the button hard to press On & off??? (thinking of purchasing for a senior citizen & 8yr old child.
391909
One setting is for 'pause' and is explained in the instructions. The showerhead will only dribble out at this setting, and not shut off. Apparently this is required by plumbing codes that only the main faucet handle should totally shut off water flow.
391910
There is no on/off button. It connects to the tub/shower faucet and once temperature of water is set, I pull the lever to get the water going through the shower head. Hope this helps.
391911
It doesn't have a button but you can turn the head so where it goes into the different types of sprays one of them is off. Well barely dripping. It isn't hard. My 9 and 10 year old mess around with the different water sprays all the time.
391912
No, you have to use the faucet to turn the water on or off. Nothing on the shower head itself will turn it on or off, just changes the spray pattern.As long as the faucet is close, it should not be a problem. You don't want to leave a kid or a senior with functional problems alone with the spray head.
469707
It can do both. There is a timer button or you csn just use the power button and it will stay on. This is well worth the money. I got it for my daughter and as soon as my sister saw it she bought two. One for her son and one for her daycare children room. My sister-in-law just had a baby and they ended up getting one too.
757357
I believe it has an on/off button, although you do not really need it as it stays on for thirty seconds after it is activated. It is great as it comes on at just the right distance for when I get to my steps to my front door. It is white. I really am pleased with it. All I had to do was hang it, angle it and not worry again about juggling my keys and bags in the dark looking for the keyhole. Highly recommend it.
724066
Neither foot - you'll have to partially (mostly) detach the toy from the box, to get to the on/off button. Mine was meowing in the UPS box when I picked it up off the front step! It was a gift, so I don't have it here and can't remember where it was, but I know I had to detach cat to get to it. Look at the bright side - it won't take your child as long to get it out of the box to play with it! My granddaughter really likes it!!
1084240
Hi! no switch for on off. button on front is test same as opening door or window remember this is part of a wireless system.good luck with teen ager got one too.
1321603
I just turned it on and off many times to be sure. It's not a huge button, in fact it feels small. Yet it engages easily and gives you a positive "click." Plus they give you two extra buttons in case you wear the first one out.
723291
Yes it does switch off. There is a button on the inside that when you slide it up or down it will turn on and off, also there are colors that will tell you to, Red for Off and Green for On. you will hear and feel a click sound too.
1697266
Yes it has an on off switch. It's actually a button that cycles through 3 different levels steaming and off. I turn it off all the time with it plugged in.
1509629
Nope; just solid; on or off. Press button to turn on; press again to turn off. It's a surprisingly bright light, given its size.
849817
There is just a switch. The item that looks like a big button on the front is not a button. I believe it is just the speaker. The switch is a standard sliding switch. If children could reach it, they could turn it off, depending on their age and the location of the alarm. On doors, these are usually mounted at the top of the door, well out of reach of children in normal circumstances. The alarms are also pretty small (about 2.5 inches long), so they don't attract much attention.
1842718
yes in deed, I have one unit in my elderly mothers room and ran a long line to the main unit in my room, it stays on all the time. however, if I need to talk to her ,yes I need to press the button, the way I have it I can hear her without her having to press anything, I hear her tv on at night. good for safety reason, if she can not get up, she can tell me without trying to press a button. depending on your needs its great if you place the main unit (the one with volume control in the room where they can't hear you, but you can hear them. I have had mine for a very long time now. works as great as it did from day one. hope this helps.
631671
My son doesn't have a problem with the buttons. You do have to press the on/off button a little harder. My other child has a different case and his is much harder to use buttons. As far as touch screen, no issues at all.
1273612
There is no on/off button, at least to completely power it down. However there is a button that can mute/unmute the sound without having to use the windows sound controls.
1456943
There are no on/off buttons. As long as it plugged into a live USB 3.0 port it works.
1343247
It's been a while since we used it, but I think you have to hold the button down for several seconds to turn it on and off (longer than you think is necessary...I guess that keeps the kids from being able to turn it off themselves? ).
138507
Yes, the button depresses very easily. I've been using this to turn on a set of speakers (that has no on/off switch) on a daily basis for ~8 months. Works great!
1397792
I would say around 3 years old and up. It really doesn't do anything. Just turn it on and it goes. No buttons for small children to push. To be honest you could probably find the same thing at Wal-Mart for less.