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Shamwow s (ScamWow) don't work, don't waste your money!
I don't know how some people lie in these commercials and steal people's money.
They are criminals...
BEWARE AND DON'T ORDER Shamwow ONLINE as it's a trap to get your credit... More...
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we THEN poured water into a small cup. again we used the ORANGE one. it first soaked up the water, but when i tried drying it, it left streaks.
now for the BLUE/PURPLE one
it did the SAME crap as the orange one
we even tried to just dry up water from the window. it SMEARED and made a bigger mess, which my bro just cleaned up with BARGAIN BRAND towels..
we even tried it WET. but think about it, how the F*CK is a WET towel gonna DRY something???
this thing drips like hell. not just one drip, this drips a million times.
the shamwow smells really bad once wet.
it leaves lots of streaks
and to suck up water from the carpet, it will take you like several hours just for 1L of water.
ScamWOW
Does not even soak up enough water to dry a small plastic storage container -- the kind you use for leftovers.
Ah, the power of advertising.
I did this and it worked for me! The piece of old carpet I tried it on was close to dry after 10 minutes...I'm very happy with it and I'm keeping mine.
But anything can absorb water from a basin. The infomercial advertised that the Shamwow actually drew water out of the carpet, like a vacuum. So I placed a regular washcloth on my kitchen counter (tile, not wood). Then I poured exactly 2 cups of water over it, soaking the washcloth and leaving a small puddle on the counter. Then I soaked it up with a Shamwow. After it had soaked thoroughly, I wrung the Shamwow into a bowl and measured. It absorbed only 1/2 cup. That is only a quarter of the volume of water that I poured on the counter! So I applied the Shamwow again, just like in the infomercial. It pretty much absorbed nothing the second time. I was able to wring more water out of the original washcloth than the Shamwow (on the second time). So the Shamwow cannot suck water out of another absorbant medium, such as carpet or a washcloth. It can only absorb water in excess of the soaked material's saturation point. Well anything can do that! It seems the Shamwow has only a high water-holding capacity, not any special "active absorption" properties. And even that is not so impressive, considering how huge the Shamwow is. Of course it can hold a lot of water. But no more than a regular chamois or sponge of the same size.
I thought the product would be made of vermiculite or something, which really does have awesome absorption properties. (Makes the best stuffing for baby diapers.) But it seems to be made of plain old felt. I guess the Shamwow is a Scam-wow.
Good Luck
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