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You could try plugging it in and finding out... 
Rexair shock???
Hi, I've owned several and have never received an electrical shock. If Rexair cleaners are used along with common sense there should never be such a problem. However, if you tip a water-type cleaner over, best course is to unplug it at the outlet before attempting to handle the machine.
The only problem I ever had with any kind of circuity comprise was when I unwittingly vacuumed up some powdered laundry detergent. I was using a Rainbow D2 at the time and it's motor began to sputter and stall from the foam it was sucking in. First, I unplugged the cleaner, then let it dry out. No damage done, lesson learned, the cleaner ran fine next use.
Hi, I've owned several and have never received an electrical shock. If Rexair cleaners are used along with common sense there should never be such a problem. However, if you tip a water-type cleaner over, best course is to unplug it at the outlet before attempting to handle the machine.
The only problem I ever had with any kind of circuity comprise was when I unwittingly vacuumed up some powdered laundry detergent. I was using a Rainbow D2 at the time and it's motor began to sputter and stall from the foam it was sucking in. First, I unplugged the cleaner, then let it dry out. No damage done, lesson learned, the cleaner ran fine next use.
