Is the head removable?
204903
The threads are very coarse, crusty with the galvanizing, and not functional for routine removal/replacement. They did work, in a crude sort of way, but did not seal. I wrapped the outside with self-healing silicone tape and protected that from UV with a wrap of black duct tape. Now it doesn't leak. The can is very durable and usable; and though a little disappointed with those threads, I like it very much.
204904
It absolutely is. I emailed Behrens and at first they told me it was not designed to be removable and the replacement heads were sold in case one leaked. Of course that was a contradictory statement and it's silly that Behrens would answer like this. I wrote back and said, "OK, so if my can spout leaked, how would I replace it?". They wrote back and said "What you could do, is use some type of tool, such as a pliers, to loosen up the rosette head. There is a double sealant, on the head, to prevent it from leaking."I used a large slip joint pliers opened/adjusted to the large "joint", put that right on the threads with judicious pressure and the head spun right off. It absolutely is. I emailed Behrens and at first they told me it was not designed to be removable and the replacement heads were sold in case one leaked. Of course that was a contradictory statement and it's silly that Behrens would answer like this. I wrote back and said, "OK, so if my can spout leaked, how would I replace it?". They wrote back and said "What you could do, is use some type of tool, such as a pliers, to loosen up the rosette head. There is a double sealant, on the head, to prevent it from leaking."I used a large slip joint pliers... » Read More It absolutely is. I emailed Behrens and at first they told me it was not designed to be removable and the replacement heads were sold in case one leaked. Of course that was a contradictory statement and it's silly that Behrens would answer like this. I wrote back and said, "OK, so if my can spout leaked, how would I replace it?". They wrote back and said "What you could do, is use some type of tool, such as a pliers, to loosen up the rosette head. There is a double sealant, on the head, to prevent it from leaking."I used a large slip joint pliers opened/adjusted to the large "joint", put that right on the threads with judicious pressure and the head spun right off. « Show Less
204905
It is supposed to be removable, but our's actually is not! It appears that it was dunked into the liquid zinc (to galvanize it against rust) with the rosette attatched, so the rosette is bonded to the spout. Although we have been tempted to try to force it to unscrew, we don't want to damage it. It is made in Mexico, which may explain this idiocy. We have had many watering cans over the years and never, ever experienced anything like this. we have not tried to contact the manufacturer, in Minnesota, but perhaps your question will motivate us to do so now.
204906
The head is permanently affixed, at least on the two that I own. The head appears to have threads and gives the impression that it will screw on and off, which is not the case. Personally, I have no need to interchange the heads. The cans are very nice.
204907
mine looks as it should screw off but it would not when I tried to. I will post a picture
1836164
The head is removable I hardly use it unless I'm doing a shave or a line up but it's been a great chair had it since January 2014 and have had no issues it's a replica of a 1960s padair chair my clients say it's super comfy and it looks really vintage in my shop great but 5 stars here
801628
Yes, the headband is removable. We have had the doll over a year and my daughter loves her.
986305
Yes, but plastic it is removable. I use mine without plastic and it works fine.
1996026
Yes. It's incorporated in the actual head pictured. Just pops out when you need to use it. The trick however, is that you have to put on the triangle (included) cleaning pad after you pop it out.
949164
It is removable BUT you should know that removing it is sometimes more difficult than it should be. The brush head doesn't have any gripping ridges on it - it's smooth. Pulling the head off can be tricky when it's wet, especially if you've slopped a little toothpaste bubbles on it. My wife and I were sharing a brush handle at first but I quickly decided to buy a second brush so we wouldn't have to be pulling the brush heads off all the time. (It is NOT necessary to remove the brush head to rinse it.)
306530
It is removable, but not a quick release. You wouldn't want to take it on and off on a daily basis.
52505
Ive have not tried to remove the heads, nore do they fall off like some of the cheaper ones. I just ordered another set as a Christmas gift so I pretty much like them a LOT!
1462410
No it is not. It is also poorly balanced as the head is much heavier than the handle.
561589
No it is not removable from the base the to pipes are welded to make a T. I bolted mine down to my work bench and just take the four bolts out to remove. Technically the head can be taken off but it is a fair amount of work. the back lever needs to be removed and then an allen screw holds the head on and sets the tension.
1522102
The head is removable but you cant use in a slider as it is a "half ball head". The one you need to use with a slider is a "flat ball head" to screw in the slider cradle. A inexpensive and good option is this: AmazonBasics 67-Inch Video Camera Tripod with Bag This is the one I use with my konova slider.
548829
Yes, it's removable and we've never used it because the kids love to stand and jump off it too much! :)
1713342
Hi, yes it is removable. It is a lovely doll, but is very fragile. It was broken when I received it.
1896032
The head is secured with a magnet. I haven't had any problems with it coming loose.
169277
Yes. I had an extra head of much better quality and simply screwed it on after removing the one that came with product.
633168
Great question... the answer is yes. If the head is removable, simply remove the head and place it into the sanitizer.
1268950
it is not possible to just remove the head and put it on a tripod because of the way it attaches to the monopod. It's essentially a giant screw on system that is removable and interchangable between manfrotto monopods.