Portable Nebulizer - Handheld Nebulizer Machine for Adults & Kids, Personal Asthma Inhalers Nebulizer for Travel Daily Use

just got it..so far it works good for the price and directions are good

Because of the corona I cut my husband hair. Our favorite hairdresser is closed. I had to look for videos on internet because I had never cut hair before. I found a video in French on how to cut hair to a friend and it was very well explained. It took me a long time and I am glad my husband is patient. The set comes with 2 pairs of scissors and believe me they cut... I made a mess despite we used the plastic cape, there was hair everywhere. The comb is cheap and crap I recommend a horn comb that respects the skull. A vaporisator would have been great, but fortunately I could find one easily. There are two clips to attach the hair. They are not that sturdy, but well for the price it is great. All in all I am happy.

I got this because capes by themselves cost almost as much as this whole set. I'm happy with everything but the cape. The scissors are good quality, combs are average. The cape is thin (which is OK). When I used it to cut my own hair, I had trouble with the fasteners, which don't really work and choked me, so I just took the whole thing off. When I used this on someone else who was sitting down, it seemed to work fine. I guess the difference is I had to lift my arms and move around to cut my hair, while she just sat in a chair. I would recommend, but don't expect much from the cape. I used the thinning shears - they work very well, just like the ones used in the salons.

Comes with a nice case and a decent polyester hair cape. I think it's a great value for all the tools you get. The scissors and sheers are very sharp. If they're truly 460 stainless steel, they should last for a long time. Worked great the first time my wife cut my hair.

This is a great set for the money. If you take care of them, they feel like they’re going to hold up well over time.Very sharp. I have used them to cut hair & beard/mustache.

Mine came with the defect it’s got two springs on the inside of it so the batteries do not work if I plug in the cord into the electric outlet it will work I need it to be portable and I really like the way it’s conveniently small enough to hold in your hand and do the job but I’m sending it back hoping to get a replacement I would be happy if it would work with the batteries sadly does not

"My husband hasn't had a haircut since late February. He looked like a wild man with hair sticking every which way. With 1200 - 1500 new cases of Covid 19 a day since Memorial Day weekend, we are self Stay at Homers. I can make him look decent again. Nice set of tools to work with. I looked at You Tube videos on how to cut hair. The large comb was just the thing to lift up the sections of hair to cut, then to continue layering from the first cut. It was so easy to handle and work with. The scissors are really sharp and cut like butter. I am a quilter, so I know the value of a good pair of scissors. The hair cutting kit is WELL DONE!

This thing was built horribly from the bottom to the top. I have a family with a history of severe asthma, and we have gone through a lot of nebulizers (portable and standard) and this is by far the very worst portable nebulizer I’ve ever seen.I bought this thing through a lightning deal on Amazon, where if you buy the product Amazon would send it to your house the next day. It is a waste of nearly $50 dollars (and more).Firstly, this thing is heavier than it looks, which means if you use it, you are definitely going to have to keep one hand up holding it the entire time - a difficult thing to do if you have the flu. And an unnecessary thing to do period, when so many other portable nebulizers are lightweight enough to work hands free.You’d think, with all that weight on it, the thing would be able to stand on its own, while not in use. This is not the case, as the tapered bottom ensures that this thing flops over every chance it gets. Especially if you have it connected to a wire for power, or a face mask. If you put it down for even a moment, it will tip right over. I had to resort to using an old toilet paper roll as a cup holder to keep this thing upright, which again, is ridiculous.The masks do not come with a an elastic band to hold them to your face (probably because they figure you are going to have to hold it up yourself by hand anyway, even if you added your own elastic band, like I did in my case). The masks themselves do not stay connected to the nebulizer, they are loose, and they fall right off once the thing tips over.Additionally, and this is the very worst thing, the latch that closes the saline compartment is loose and opens right up. I am writing this review right after I set the nebulizer up for a treatment, with both albuterol and saline solution ready to go. When I placed the device down, it basically exploded. The mask fell off, the compartment that I shut had opened, and it managed to spill every single drop of expensive albuterol solution it had onto the table. Wasting all of that medicine, and even more of my money.There are so many portable nebulizers that do not do this to you. Literally get anything else.

Scissors are not as good as i thought