Do I have to constantly hold the button down to have it spray water? Also., is the button hard to push? The squeeze bidets are hard on my fingers
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Do I have to constantly hold the button down to have it spray water? Yes.Also., is the button hard to push?No. My wife do not have any problem with it.
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Yes you do have to keep the button pressed down for the device to work. It's not difficult to keep down, but if you might since you have difficulty with squeeze bottles. I really like mine. It takes a little practice; however, after getting it has become a useful tool for those of us who want the option of a bidet when out. You can always return it if you only test the button. Amazon is very helpful on returns.
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Yes, you will need to hold the button down to spray water. It's a soft button and you need to just hold down with your thumb. For me, I don't use a lot of pressure to hold down. Hope this helps.
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Button must be depressed. Would need a functional thumb but not much strength.
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It is necessary to hold the button down for it to remain on. The button is not hard to push. The Panasonic Handy Toilette does not have this requirement.
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You do have to hold the button down while it is spraying but it's not hard at all. I found the spray wasn't very powerful. They need to redo it and make the spray more powerful. Save your money and buy a toto toliet.
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You do have to hold the button down for the water stream to continue but it's not hard to push. Much easier than the squeeze bidets!
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The orange release buttons are tricky; they must be depressed all the way in at the same time to engage the extractor. Once I had to have my husband do it because I wasn't pressing hard enough evidently. I am always afraid to "force" something.
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You have to hold the switch down to make it pause. And it doesn't matter of you are on stream or spray, once you pause it, it comes back on as stream. Also if you are on spray and shut the water off, it comes back as stream. But it works really well. I have no complaints. After having it for several month's I actually don't use the pause that much, anyhow. I just normally push the lever to off, so it's kind of redundant.
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It is push button. It usually takes me several pushes to get enough shower gel but I think it looks much neater than having multiple bottles in my shower.
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I've only used on my face so far and I don't spray on a continuous basis when doing it. It's such a fine mist I just tap the button. Sorry cant be more help to you.
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The spray button locks in a safety position. To spray it you have to turn that and then push down. Easy if intentional. Harder to do by accident. I never have and neither has my 12 year old and I carry on my keys and throw them in my purse. Yes you can turn and press the sprayer button in the case
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Jennifer: I installed this for my aunt in SC. I think your question is about shutting off the flow at the hand held spray head. The answer to that is Yes. The black buttons on the side shuts the flow off to just a trickle that keeps the full supply pressure build up in the hose and hand shower. That is sort of a pause button, so you don't have to turn the water off at the wall. The trickle flow reminds you that it is still on at the wall. This was a good product. It does not come with a hose, but the hoses are sold in the usual big box stores or hardware stores and you can choose the length there. I hope this helps you. DAVE Jennifer: I installed this for my aunt in SC. I think your question is about shutting off the flow at the hand held spray head. The answer to that is Yes. The black buttons on the side shuts the flow off to just a trickle that keeps the full supply pressure build up in the hose and hand shower. That is sort of a pause button, so you don't have to turn the water off at the wall. The trickle flow reminds you that it is still on at the wall. This was a good product. It does not come with a hose, but the hoses are sold in the usual big box stores or hardware stores and you can choose the length... » Read More Jennifer: I installed this for my aunt in SC. I think your question is about shutting off the flow at the hand held spray head. The answer to that is Yes. The black buttons on the side shuts the flow off to just a trickle that keeps the full supply pressure build up in the hose and hand shower. That is sort of a pause button, so you don't have to turn the water off at the wall. The trickle flow reminds you that it is still on at the wall. This was a good product. It does not come with a hose, but the hoses are sold in the usual big box stores or hardware stores and you can choose the length there. I hope this helps you. DAVE « Show Less
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Hi Heather, you can switch it from regular flow to spray by pressing the button. But to return to regular flow you need to turn the faucet off.
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No you just have to press down pretty hard. Took quite a bit of force for me to get it in there.
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If your haveing the same problem i had it is because i was not holding the button down long enough. I have to hold it down firm approx three seconds or so. I have not had any problems with this unit at all.
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Mine didn't require too much pressure. Perhaps you got a defective item? Maybe contact the company who sold it to you and ask for an exchange. I had to do that on my first one too. The first one had a broken housing and caused problems with the button. Good luck.
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Once you press the button on the spray nozzle it will stay in that position. So if you turn off the faucet and back on again it will still spray in the position you last left it. But no need to press and hold the button. I love this faucet!!!
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Mine is sometimes hard to push. Holding the handle at a lower angle to push it helps. Putting a new cleaner clothe (or whatever they call it) on helps also. I don't find it a big problem. I guess I have strong arms. I like my mop. Hope this helps.
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I noticed that I have to adjust how I sit on the toilet seat in order to get precision with the water jet. I agree with Hawaiian Eye reviewer about the "needle" comment (if it hits a "sensitive" spot, WATCH OUT! *ouch*). If I move forward on the seat a little, the spray is very concentrated, however if I sit back more, it kind of sprays all over. You have to move around a bit on the toilet seat to find the best "spot" and get the best cleaning effectiveness. Overall I would recommend this bidet.
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You have to push down. The machine automatically works when and while you're pushing your hand down. You don't have to exert a lot of pressure.
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Yes, You will have to keep pressing the button. Once you let go, its the amount of water you dispense.
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I just push the button and it's on. No problem. After some time, I have to do the same once more.Don't forget there has to be enough water. Anyway, the instructions are not too clear, but I worked it out.Hope to have helped you. Regars, Brigitte