Is this shaver okay to use in the shower?
1759746
It's supposed to be, but I've never used mine in water. Good Luck & Merry Christmas!
1759747
It should be safe to use in the shower as long as it is not being charged from an outlet.
1759748
I've never used it in the shower, however it's advertised as wet/dry, which means - Shower Yes. I don't think that I would be afraid to take it into the shower.
1759749
don't see why not. i never used it in the shower but i did rinse it off under the faucet after shaving. it worked fine for me til the foil tore. hope that helps,,,
1162499
I think it would be okay just casually using in the bathroom. This product is not fully water resistst but shaving head resist
432190
From what I understand, the 2 most expensive skull-shavers are a little more durable and can be used in the shower. I use the basic model and it works fine for me.
1854998
Not at all. That's the appeal of the body shaver in my eyes. I also don't think it get as clean of a shave as a razor would. Just fyi
1453017
This razor is the best electric razor I have owned. I really like that I can use it in the shower.
308940
If you're planning to shave in the shower then you'd probably want to buy a Weber handle to complement this razor. The EJ DE89 is too slick to use the shower. There is very little patterning or knurling in the handle and so using it with your hands wet or soapy would be hazardous. That's my opinion, I've tried and decided to buy the weber handle it works great now. IMO the head is worth the extra 40 bucks I spent on a handle. You can also buy a Maggard razor for 15 bucks and swap the handles out.
1634120
the cleaning instruction indicates the brush should not be submerged in water or get too wet. So I'm inclined to infer that it should not be used while in the shower.
1323235
You can use it wet (in the shower of you prefer), with shaving cream (or not), or completely dry. I do feel the more expensive Panasonics do a much better job than this one and charge a lot faster. Sometimes you can even get themon sale close to the price of this one.
736808
have not tried it, but it gets wet when cleaning it and it's fine -- a great shaver!
1734248
Nope, it cannot be used in shower. There is a label on it which clearly indicates to keep the device away from water
2104410
You don't HAVE to use shaving cream, it just CAN be used with it. I have this (got it from the same Gold Box deal - spontaneous buy) and LOVE it. Best shave I've ever gotten, electric or blade. I use it in the shower, but have used it dry. I happen to think it gives a better shave when wet, but that's been my experience in general - I always shave wet. I'm going to give it a try with shaving cream now that I've had a few months without, curious to see if it actually makes a difference or not.
308942
Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any more susceptible to water damage in the shower than any other razor blades. Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any... » Read More Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any more susceptible to water damage in the shower than any other razor blades. « Show Less
608832
I have used it several times in the shower. The shave was great. I like the shaver.
1107928
Not really a shaver . It is used to trim my beard so no cream or soap is needed
1811413
I've never used it in the shower, but I assume that you could certainly do so since I rinse it under water occasionally without a problem. I confess that I'm still a little nervous about putting my electric shaver under running water, but it doesn't seem to have any adverse effect on it. I've done it six or eight times and shaver still works just fine.
1980745
Yes, this is a wet/dry shaver and can be used in the shower. The body is fully sealed.
1405420
No idea, I wouldn't shave / trim my beard in the shower anyway. All I can say is that as a travel trimmer, this little thing is excellent, surprisingly efficient for the size. Not a useless consumer gizmo AT ALL. I hope this helps.