Does the Redecker broom the one with split horse hairs?
2044449
I cannot tell whether the hairs are split but I highly recommend this broom. I can vacuum a spot on the floor and immediately sweep with this broom which picks up more debris and dirt. It is the most effective cleaning tool I own. Worth every penny.
2044450
Catherine ~ I don't know. The broom is at home, and I am not. I will be there in April. All I know is that I like it and it works really well on my hardwood floors. I also bought a great broom with synthetic, rubbery bristles. I use that one for my throw rugs. Sorry I don't know about split hair horsehair. It is my second horsehair broom. I'm a fan.
1489983
No- Actually there is a sticker on the broom that states that fact. Hope this helps.
833432
Yes it does and this brush is easier to remove dog hair than the green model.
604861
I only use my broom in the house and I never have puffs of dust. The soft hair seems to hold the light dust. I love my Laundered horse hair broom. That's all I"ll use in the house.
914865
I do not know it works the Redken version that I bought. It works fine but it is kind of bulky to use.however it does my hair very well. And I have African American hair.
604865
No, I have not had trouble with dust as the horse hair does not seem to flick the dust like a synthetic broom head. The con for this broom is that the handle is not in on an angle in the broom so when you sweep something low to the ground the wood of the head rubs on true floor. Otherwise am satisfied with this purchase.
288761
yes it does...its actually double sided...one side to apply the cleaner and the other side to buff...i love this product
1086610
Yes, it is the same sweeper and it does pick up pet hair, especially from the carpet.
66841
No. It gets the fine hair underneath. I have used it on my lab and a cat who sheds a ton . The cat especially looks so much better!
1686483
I did not have the 1st one, but the hand tool does separate for cleaning on this one.
1620039
Not sure as mine is the yellow one. I would think so, but I don't know the differences in the 2 sweepers.
2281868
The broom in the front is rotating and pick up dust. So no need to sweep first. But the broom will not get to the edge.
2010742
Yes. The large brush swivels at the place where the neck meets the brush head.
1261639
Yes, the handle is one with the brush. Great quality and the bristles are not stiff but just right to do the cleaning.
1422050
Animal hair, probably horse? 1" length exposed. The hair on the replacement brush is coarser than on the brush supplied with original purchase of the vac.
118756
Mine came with the handle, but the broom head bristles were some mix of plastic and horse hair. I sent it back, and they covered shipping and refunded the money.
1511290
I am thinking, "No". I have some other clippers, and I popped it off to look. This clipper head has a rectangular sheath on the back side that slips down over a square metal piece. The ways that the two clippers transfer the motion to move the blades is different. I don't know if this is specific to pet clippers, but this blade is incompatible with all my Wahls. The Wahl blades tend to have a metal tab that fits in a slot at the bottom of the clipper head and they snap into place. The Andis clipper has a protruding rectangular tab attached to it (about the size of a squared off end of a butter knife), and the blade has the slotted sheath on the other side of those two screws that slides down around it to snap in place. (I'd also say that, even with the added cost of a new pair of pet clippers you can easily get 20x the price back over a 5 year period if you have several pets and do it yourself every 3 months. We've love this blade because its impossible to even nick our ragdoll cats with this... even when we get to the elastic areas by the legs, thighs and genitals. No guard is required.)