Is the brush removable and if so, do you need tools to remove it to untangle hair from the brush?
1281845
Yes the brush is removable with one phillips head screw. But you don't even need to remove the brush to untangle hair and stuff. Just a pair of scissors to cut it short and it comes right off the brushes. It's really been working wonderfully. Hope this helps.
1281846
I do not know, I haven't tried to do it. I just clean the brush where it is.
1281847
the brush is removable by removing the screws on the bottom place. but just once a week turn unit over and take a small flat tipped screw driver and remove any hair or string by prying it loose, then there is no need to remove the brush to clean it...It really does the job well.
1407416
9 screws and you can remove the brush without taking the whole thing apart. I did that because the cat hairs were adhering to the brush and I only have throw rugs, tile and laminate floors.
1378066
One difference I noticed is the brushes are removable so it's makes for much easier cleaning. There is no little cleaning tool with this one either. I saved mine from the first one and just snapped it on the new one. When I remove the brushes I take a pair a scissors and cut what ever is wrapped around the brushes in have the length of the brush and it comes right off. I have an Irish setter and he has long hair and if I do a quick sweep up job with this and get his hair in it the removable brushes make it easy to clean. You just slide one way or the other to remove them. They are spring loaded. Love my sweeper.
1832876
Yes it can be removed... The company also sells attachments to hold tools as well. Hope this helps.
1927930
The bristles in this brush are of various sizes. That's the main difference b/t this one and the regular hair brushes. You might have to part your hair to get them detangled completely
252554
It is removable without tools, but it's also made to not fall off. You have to wiggle it alittle back and forth as you pull up on it. Has splines so you can get different angles on your rod as it airs in the holder.
949168
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.)
235435
I don't believe it has that feature. I simply pull the fur/hair off the comb and it's no problem at all.
1895841
No, but, it does have a hard plastic cover for the brush head, and the brush is easily removed from the handle for ease in traveling. Lynn K.
751773
Just grab the brush head and pull it off. Otherwise, run the brush under hot water an then pull it off
145514
The floor brush head assembly separates from the upright body assembly with the touch of a button, but the actual brush itself does not detach from the head assembly easily. There appear to be 7 screws that hold a bezel that covers the actual rotating brush. We have 4 long hair cats and although I've been able to pull the hairs off the brush assembly, I assume I'll have to take it apart at some point. Hope this helps.
1517069
Yes. Here's a video review 'Glide Thru Detangling Brush' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQtOw3YZKRQ
2139800
No. you would want to remove it with a weft release Weft Release This stuff will quickly remove the weft and tape from your hair without any damage.
1234327
Easy use and quick cleanup. The side shield is removable, and the hair is contained around the tweezing area. It can be removed with the brush included and/or a careful rinse.
1956791
There are two buttons, one on each side of the nozzle. Push them in and pull off the brush.
851804
The bristles are short. As you brush, the hair is gathered in a string or clump and is easily pulled off and thrown away. Very little stays on the brush. I love it.
320107
It does come off. It doesn't get in the way if you unwind your hair off the rod. I don't like it on while I'm curling my hair, I like to just pull the rod out of my hair and let the hair slip off. The rubber tip has no use because you're holding the iron in one hand and the hair in the other so you can't really hold the tip while in use.