Does it require two hands to turn it on/off?
396829
I think it is intended for 2 hands. I suppose if you had very large hands you could reach over and move the lever while still holding it (I can't with my small hands), but it would not be easy. Or like the other person said, tuck it under your arm. The lever is not hard to move (I actually like the control it gives) but it is not placed well for one-handed use.
396830
I hold the wand with one hand and use the other to operate the lever, but it could be possible to do it all with one hand. You'd have to tuck the wand under your arm somehow.
396831
Not really. One hand is holding the wand, the other turns it on/off. The mechanism very easily/smoothly moves fwd (on) and back (off).
396832
No. You hold the wand and just push the lever forward. It has 2 or 3 positions. Slow, medium, or full strength
396833
I personally hold the Wand in my right hand, using my left hand to actuate the On/Off lever. Once lever is actuated (Forward to turn ON, Pull back to shut off), you then only need the one hand to hold the wand. The On/Offlever stays in place to whatever position you move it too.
396834
Not really but it's easy to hold the wand in one hand and control the water flow with the other hand.
396835
yes you have to hold the wand with hand and turn it off with the other. it can be done with diffuculity with one hand
2129458
the first time you use it, you need both hands.. :)but after a couple of uses... it is too easy with one hand...
1038310
Sure, there is an on/off switch in this mouse. In addition, its power is automatically off when it does not move.
810897
Yes there is of/off switch button. The button on the left and right side on the stand. You will push button to turn on/off. Hope this answer your question. It took me a while to figure out.
931480
The one I own turns on from stepping on it with both feet. I don't believe it has a on/off switch. I hope that helps.
1620997
Yes, there is a switch on the side that gives you the option to turn either or both on.
60865
Yes. There is a way to switch between left and right. Instructions are included and it was easy.
1653545
Your hand on the grip activates the switch. It doesn't take much pressure to turn it on. It turns off when you let go. The way it is designed to be used makes this switch mechanism logical.
1711431
Yes... I haven't used in a while but there is a little peek hole and by pressing, I think the middle button, it turns it on and off. But go by the light when you press the button. But give a poor rating and the company will contact you directly.
29636
It does both. You have to hold down one of the buttons when turning it on alternate from either.
644582
Not at all you will need both hands, I only bought it for looks but it is kind of impractical. Hope this helps!
1377331
No and there's not an on and off switch either. Best to plug it into something that automates off of temperature, time, etc....
593599
No. To turn it on and off, you'd either have to wire it into a manual switch or possibly, if you can find one, a remotely-operated power switch.
664084
Yes, it requires two AAA batteries. It does have an off/on button on the bottom, but it will turn itself off after a period of time with no use. To reactivate it you simple press one of the buttons on either side of the wheel. I have found that it greatly reduces strain on my wrist.
1158563
No, you don't need two hands to activate the device. As long as the attachment ring is connect to a purse, belt loop, neck chain, etc. you can simply pull the device and the pin will come out and the device will sound. The only button on the device activates a flashlight feature.
1355812
It does turn off u can only use one or the other. They can't be used at the same time
977301
No you need two hands one to position the can opener and the hold steady with can until it gets started. Once it gets going you don't want touch it until it's done. Good luck