Why is this item called a wiper blade "brush"? Is it different from a regular wiper blade?
1565856
Don't know why it's called brush but it is a blade. Fits perfectly and works perfectly. No problem with this item at all.
1858370
I wold not consider it a specialty blade, it should be the standard issue since it is in my experience far more efficient at blending over the original. For awhile I was considering springing for an ultra expensive blender until I replaced the blade. It now grinds through ice and smoothies like nobody's business. And I'm just an ordinary user in no way connected with the company.
2140461
Yes. (Wiper blade design has not changed). I am uncertain about the sizes though.You can use a tape and check them yourself. Its really easy.
2162510
You'll have to check your owner's manual. My car uses 2 different sized wipers: one for the driver side, and a smaller one for the passenger side.
192274
It doesn't. Mainly because most vehicles use two different sizes of wipers.
431041
It takes special blades made by Feather. They're a lot longer than a de blade. Comparable to the size of a straight razor blade, but probably a little bit smaller than most straight razors. But plenty long enough to shave with.
1095743
Thanks for addressing that. According to the instructions, it says it uses Andis "GTO and GO" trimmer blades. It does not list a model number. I couldn't find this model during my research however they are the same as the all grey T Outliners. Hope this helps. Peace.
1184557
It is not really a brush, per se. These are rubber "nubs". More like a massage head than an actual scrubby-brush. I did not like it as I purchased this to gently scrub my skin. It is kind of like the hard rubber nubs that are on some toothbrushes to massage your gums...
268992
Brush is just like any regular car windshield brush with nylon bristles. Might be little big for tight spots,.
259711
Yes, it comes with a brush blade. It is one of the four corner blades. I haven't used the blade yet, but looks like it would do the job.
1858449
It has a regular blade, I have never had any trouble with tipping and have a rather bumpy lot. I love the small size but only compaint is that I got 2 flat tires this summer and they no longer make the 10 inch tire for the front so I had to buy to 11's.
1804691
No difference....they all do the same thing I think the only difference is the brush attachments some are softer than other..this one is just right not too soft or too hard... mine works just fine I love it
701175
Hi... i owned it cosmetic fan brush. So, to me it was just a regular fan brush..so, i use this fan brush to dust my lap top keyeboard.
271408
I think the issue isn't necessarily the size of the blade. I think it's the connection between the blade and the wiper arm attached to your car. I ordered the right size for my vehicle even though the Amazon site said they didn't fit. They didn't fit because of the connector.
1486054
I will let you know in 41 years for sure, but odds are the rubber will have degraded by then. Have you considered investing in a tech stock instead of a rear wiper for potential return on investment after all that time? PS. It seems that for me the problem was in the arm that attaches to, not a bad blade. It still misses for most of the sweep. It isn't being held against the glass firmly enough.
309671
There is an attachment brush, it is all bristles. I bought one of these many years ago. It finally died, so I bought this one that has the buffer pad, but I saved the brush with bristles from the other one and it does fit on the new one. I saw them on the Amazon site. Since the new one came with the buffer and I have the brush with the bristles, It works on anything. I love this cleaner.
1502950
It is a scrub brush and slides into the same slot. I used it during cleanup and it worked for large debris without clogging. Worms, if present will stick to it like glue.