I have the same question. Does the brush heat up for drying. I don't even feel a little warm air coming out of it.
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I didn't really use it once I found out that it would not grab my hair, so I am not sure. But I don't think it heated. My goal was only to have a brush that turned by itself. If I could find one that both heats and turns I'd be overjoyed, but I don't think it exists. If anyone out there finds one, please holler.
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I bought two of these brushes but they all had the same problem. they didn't rotate it. But hot air was coming out of it.
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I have both the box it came in and the instructions, and there is nothing in regard to the watts oif power. If you are worried about the brush getting real hot while you're using it, I can say I never had it get so hot that I had to stop and let it cool off. It's hot enough to make curls, but not hot enough to burn you.
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It does bunch up when I put it behind my back when sitting. I don't know about the dry heat. I haven't really noticed it being really moist. It does feel really good, but it keeps shutting off after ten minutes or so. I think you can reset that part, but I haven't figured out how to do it.
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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.
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There is a small dust port under the cord,and mine came with a hose to connect to a vacuum! Yes it does get warm but not hot when used for a time ! I use mine clamped upside down, mostly !!
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Yes, I blow dry my hair with it all the time. I don't do the upside down way because I always straighten my hair. The brush has no issues with blow drying. Hope this helps.
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On mine, the top blue button controls heat, with the three lines being the most hot. The bottom button controls turning the dryer on and the intensity of the blower. This dryer won't feel extremely hot, which is why it drys your hair without damaging it. Did the box come with instructions inside? Take a look at those for a better explanation. I use a round brush, and the dryer doesn't feel super hot, but it drys beautifully. We have it on the hottest setting because we're always in a hurry in the morning. Hope this helps.
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I suggest cleaning it after every use so you don't have a buildup. You can also take a damp microfiber cloth (not dripping wet for obvious reasons) and gently wipe between the bristles to remove any product buildup. This is how I cared for my last dryer last for years until it burnt out. Its a fantastic product...I love mine too!
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you have to press it each time. Honestly, even on the hottest setting the air coming out of this dryer doesn't get that hot to the touch.
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hi cindy, i haven't used the brush lately due too short hair but when i did use it i had good results. i also had permed hair when using it didn't notice any extra dryness. my cousin is using one now and her hair looks awesome. i recommend the product, oh one thing, the air can get hot on the scalp. my cousin is currently using it and her hair looks awesome. good luck!!!
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This blows hot air that eventually heats the metal barrel. They are hair brush bristles that help you to blow dry and hold the brush in one hand. Not crazy hot so best to dry hair a bit prior to using this product.
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I wash on high heat, both washer & dryer. I don't guess it needs high heat in the dryer, but it doesn't seem to hurt it. Warm or air dry would work just as well. I want it real clean and fresh-smelling because I sleep on it with two little boys, and I want all the "pee-smell" out. It gets washed often, and has stood up really well to all the washings. It never smells, and I wash it with towels and underwear. I do not use bleach, and there are no stains. Nothing gets thru the bottom layer, and it's very absorbant. The only drawback is that it "sleeps warm". The boys often throw off their covers, so this works well for them. Not so much for me. I have four of these pads, and I'm very happy with them. I wash on high heat, both washer & dryer. I don't guess it needs high heat in the dryer, but it doesn't seem to hurt it. Warm or air dry would work just as well. I want it real clean and fresh-smelling because I sleep on it with two little boys, and I want all the "pee-smell" out. It gets washed often, and has stood up really well to all the washings. It never smells, and I wash it with towels and underwear. I do not use bleach, and there are no stains. Nothing gets thru the bottom layer, and it's very absorbant. The only drawback is that it "sleeps warm". The boys often... » Read More I wash on high heat, both washer & dryer. I don't guess it needs high heat in the dryer, but it doesn't seem to hurt it. Warm or air dry would work just as well. I want it real clean and fresh-smelling because I sleep on it with two little boys, and I want all the "pee-smell" out. It gets washed often, and has stood up really well to all the washings. It never smells, and I wash it with towels and underwear. I do not use bleach, and there are no stains. Nothing gets thru the bottom layer, and it's very absorbant. The only drawback is that it "sleeps warm". The boys often throw off their covers, so this works well for them. Not so much for me. I have four of these pads, and I'm very happy with them. « Show Less
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Hi, not sure if I undersand the question, but it does have a "cool" buttom on the handle which I think is used to change the air from warm to cold to hold the style. But if you're asking if the actual dryer gets hot, I don't really use it all that long so I tried it just now and it didn't get too hot to the touch. Hope that helps!
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This doesn't blow warm air as there is no heating element in it. Any heat felt is just what's coming off the small motor. It doesn't dry like a regular blow dryer, it's a forced air dryer so it is designed to blow the water off/out of the dog's coat.
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The air does turn "warm" from the motors but it is not hot by any means. The dryer really works by blowing the water off the pet at high speed, and it works very well. It even works well for removing fur when the dogs are shedding. We have big dogs with long hair and they dry out quickly with the K9. Highly recommended.
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me too. Have never needed it for heat, but I have noticed that it does not seem to get warmer than any other part of it.
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Plus it feels sticky on dry hair. It is somewhat sticky on damp hair too but that's not a big problem at all. Just switch your hair blow dryer to cool mode with no heat and they dryness will cease leaving your hair with some added volume.