That is my problem - neither shoulder/arm/hand is working well yet, during p/t, so does this brush help w/little arm/hand movement ?
1194778
No. It has fixed positions that are awkward. I also had rotator problems for a while. My solution was a long flexible scrubber (loofah) with long cords at each end. I threw it over my shoulder withe the good arm, grabbed the lower end with the weak arm and pulled it across and up and down my back. The longer the better!
1194779
Not Really Still have to reach over shoulder you would be better off with one of those washrag setups with cords on either end!!
1194780
I bought this brush because I had a hip replacement and was not able to bend down to wash my feet and it works great for that. Would I buy the same brush again? Yes I would. The brush is study. Hope this helps.
1194781
Probably not. The brush just lets you reach things you can't reach on your own. You still have to go through all the motions.
1194782
The brush has multiple heads and multiple angles, making it easy to reach everywhere. The bristles are soft enough not to irritate but firm enough to exfoliate. I recommend you give it a shot. Try some of the other heads for the brush.
1193248
The pocket-size brush I bought didn't. The more expensive models may. I bought it later; it works well.
1944889
I use it for both arms and legs. When I use it for legs my upper thighs are working too. Try adjusting height of chair and tension. Hope this helps.
2037952
Think there are smaller brushes available, but it might involve getting a different model. Since I'm not really sure, a little research is needed.
1745401
Yes. The first two or three uses were not as comfortable as later uses. I am very pleased with the brush.
1629191
The whole body is a little to much I think for this unit. I did use it on my elbows and arms. I didn't use it on my feet because the brush is too soft and the spong is too soft. The gritting one I did use on my arms where the skin gets bumps and it didn't hurt my skin.
856377
I also had trouble initially, this is what worked for me... Hold the spring handles between thumb and index finger, the spring itself will work in different configurations; you can roll it almost completely without a curve, I'll call this "straight" it will curve down at the handles where you are gripping them, and using light pressure against the skin roll slowly up twisting the handle with your thumbs in an upward motion while your index finger rolls the handle down. I did not find it necessary to roll back and forth while in contact with your skin, you will, however, find yourself rolling back a little just to reposition your fingers on the handle as you move up the face. I suggest you start with short upwards moves so you can feel the extraction of the hair and this will tell you if you are manipulating the tool accurately. The hair on the face can grow in many directions, so sometimes the spring in a straight form is better and other times a U curve will be more effective, the U curve can be varied to access the area you are working on. Puffing out the cheeks can help as can puffing out the lip area. Don't give up, it DOES work. After you get the hang of it you will find that you can vary the pressure and still pull out unwanted hair.
737178
I have not encountered either of these problems. Is the brush working properly or jammed?? Try using less pressure and allow the unit to glide over the surfaces. I haven't used this on my cat but it does remove cat hair from my furniture!!!
760737
Yes I think it does. Iv'e been using it every day for almost a month and Iv'e noticed a difference on the back of my legs. My daughter-in-law noticed a difference on the front of my legs and asked what I was doing...just this brush!
427201
I don't have huge hands but am a guy - works very well for me. IMO with trim you don't want a massive brush to deal with the weight/width of all the paint. It's also helps me as my hands cramp with normal brushes.
66777
Hi Gee.Ess,If you have buildup in your brush, we recommend you put shampoo on it and run it under water under pressure. As other users have stated, it may also help to let it sit in warm water as well.
1989756
Hi Michael Honestly, I didn't find this worked for me. It was not the first posture guide I have ever used, and hoped it would help, as it is different from others I had tried. I still found myself hunched over. It didn't take very long for me to get used to the feeling of the tugging and was not a problem for me. I got used to ite
760740
I just started using my dry body brush about a week ago so I haven't seen any result yet but I'm sure you have to consistently use it for a while before any results can be seen. I know other people that swear by it so I think it really does work.
193048
Yes really well. Also I read on Internet to put a little under arm instead of a deordarant and it worked really well. I love the stuff. Put a little in shampoo and body wash works really well also. I bought another pound just to make sure it was around. A little goes a long way. Good luck
993032
It probably can be, the gel will probably make the brush much steadier and easier to handle. I would give it a try.
1989803
I haven't had that problem on either of my two brushes. Maybe not on all the way?
526926
All of my figures shoulder joints were like that and all I did was lubricate the joints with some baby oil or mineral oil and take a metal finger nail file and try to loosen the joints up a bit. It worked fine but be careful not to break the arm off.