Isn't it unhygienic to hit a button with dirty hands?
1737459
It is, but not any more so than flushing the toilet. It can be wiped down during regular bathroom cleaning.
1737460
Perhaps, but you only hit the button when you start the timer. It automatically turns off when complete. Then you walk away.
293510
A battery is unnecessary. You apply and enjoy pressure freely manually. A button differs in a pleasant part, respectively. If you have any questions please feel free to ask.
741184
I wouldn't use it if your skin is sensitive. Sanitation doesn't matter, the friction will probably irritate it.
1302875
I've never had to as closing and thoroughly shaking with hot, soapy water and then rinsing it out has always gotten it perfectly clean, but as long as your hands aren't too large I think you probably could reach into the 2L version just fine...
2129302
I find it a little difficult with my "good" right hand to use to spray my back after my nightly dry sisal back scrubber to relieve itching. Then I enjoy the spray. Usually, my husband does it for me. I cannot use my left hand with a carpal tunnel thumb and a rheumatoid index finger, so I can only use my right hand and even then it is difficult to depress the button to spray and it sprays straight out. I think they could use an adjustable spray like cleaning sprays, straight out or a fuller misty kind of spray.
1393346
Normally no, speaking for myself , cause i usually use it with dry fingers, but the more wet your hands are, the less resistance you'll find!
456705
Absolutely! Get a soft toothbrush and slowly wipe the surface down.Whatever you do don't try to wipe the surface with your bare hands ,they will cut your hands like little razors!
1471708
I guess if your hands are dirty although my hands are usually clean when I use them. Mine do not show any dirt or grime.
1753166
Not at all...I Have used it four days a week for several months now and works perfect. The buttons are on the side and are very easy to handle.
395231
I have never cleaned mine, I just keep it in a clean area, free from any food contamination and wash my hands before I use it if I am handling raw meat, or have someone else crack the pepper if my hands are covered in meat juice.
2197768
Yes but I soaped up a rag and wiped the entire hose and it helps. My hands still get somewhat discolored when winding it up but not too bad. You are right in that it should not be a problem in the first place.
1117867
They are not like cleaning gloves. These are lined and protect your hands from the heat of the food you are handling. We use them to take meat from our smoker. Cleaning gloves wouldn't protect your hands.
1214981
If you want to sanitize the surface it is recommended you hold down the trigger continuously but not needed just to clean. Also, I notice I am picking up the dirt if steaming and dries within seconds vs pushing dirty water around and wiping up.
752324
the button depths are ok and easy to clean. Also the rotary button for timer is pulling in and out. So far the surface are kept clean without any cleaning effort.
1543070
No, you mop one area then empty the dirty water, it is so much easier than wringing with your hands. I love mine!
252998
No, not at all. It feels very natural. The buttons click with ease and you aren't applying pressure that would cause it to move.
1996747
I totally agree! I think it's a nuisance and unsanitary to use your finger to plug the hole. We've wasted so much honey trying to make this work.