Is the back just a rubber scraping blade - or does it have knobby bristles where you have to pull the hair out from them?
1480870
Nope, no knobby bristles to fight with...It's a rubber scraping blade where the hair just slides right off.
1480871
The back is only a rubber blade thing- no bristles- simply use your two fingers to "slide" the hair off.
293085
It has a wood deck. Takes a beating. A lot smoother than your regular razors.
751913
i think it's a newer model w/a slightly shorter blade. i also went to their site f/comparison before purchasing. either way, you cannot to wrong w/these shears. it's battery lasts forever as you don't have to recharge often. cleanup is easy & if you purchase the extension arm, edging is a breeze. this is the best shears i've purchased.
306483
My husband says you have to push the blades back and it may sting a bit. You have to use a screwdriver to get the blade up so it shaves real close. He still bics it.
1515235
Actually there are just bamboo tines. there are no bristles. I love the feel on my scalp and the tines do not split your hair because they are thicker.
1201699
When you turn it on, after it has charged, it vibrates the bristles back and forth. That is how it gets the knots out without pulling. You have to brush the hair slow the first time to get the knots put carefully, but after that you can brush faster. But it charges quickly. Hope that helps.
913289
The nylon bristles are not stiff but they do hold the hair if your hair is shorter. It does great for my short hair.
886366
There is a precision trimmer that slides out the rear similar to those on previous Norelco models for sideburns, nose hairs, etc. if that is what you mean by a body groomer.It is noisier than on my previous shavers, but works very well.
1821368
neither, it trims the hair. If you want it pulled from the root, use an epilator. I use both epilator AND trimmer, one to clear the outer area, the other to shape/trim what I've kept.
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...
2056954
Hi - The bristles are made of metal and are very sharp. I would look for a comb instead or a nylon brush. I just feel like this one is too sharp and may hurt their skin if they don't have thick hair.
111236
The brush is not removable but it's easy to get the hair out. The brush 'bristles' are 7/8 inch and they are a hard plastic. Hope that helps!
11845
Has a lot of suction. With brush off it picks up all hair and everything else.
1749768
You are correct. It functions only as a "push" broom. But it seems to corral the hair better than a conventional broom.
1314036
The blade works well I've shaved with it 3 times still working well. I do not let hair on my back get over 1/4 inch my hair is also not that course and lf done often I'm guessing it will last longer.
1055710
The bristles are kind of hard . They retract to make it easy to remove the hair so the bristles are a kind of steel material. I got the large brush so I have no idea about the small size. I really like this brush. Hope this helps..
887113
Just use a q-tip to clean the back plate. Close your eyes and blow on the coils to clear away any stray hairs. I never had any stick to the coils. A very small brush also works to brush away the hair and debris.