Since there is no ejection button to rid it of the collected hair, would I have to keep pausing and pulling the hair off?
2033900
Yes. However, it isn't anywhere near the hassle as some brushes out there. It collects in such a way that just one pass with your fingers will remove all the hair on the brush. It's neither time consuming, nor troublesome.
2033901
The only problem that I have with this brush IS that I have to pull off the hair and brushing my long haired cat creates a lot of static so by the time I've gotten about halfway through brushing the cat, I've got his hair stuck all over me. I, personally, wish for an eject button.
2033902
Yes, that's how it works. My cat loves it and I like it because it minimizes the hair balls in his digestive track.
2033903
Yes, but if there was an ejection button you would have to pause as well. I have found it is good to stop every so often to reward the dog with pets to let them know they are doing well.
2033904
Yes, you have to pause to pull the hair off. It comes off of the brush very easily though.
2033905
Yes, correct. You will need to use your hand to collect the hair from brush
2033906
I found that sometimes the hair fell off by itself, and most of the time I pulled it off. I haven't used the tool that has an ejector button, so I can't compare them. But, I can say that the hair came off very easily when I pulled it off. It never tangled or required a long pause. I bought this one b/c it is made from sustainable materials.
1920299
No it's not... It's like tons of tweezers working together to remove hair by the root. HOWEVER, it decreased not only the amount of hair but also the frequency that I have to use it tremendously!!!! I really love this machine!!!
79286
I have not had that problem . That must be very painful! I have long hair down to my tail bone. I have used this drier with and without curlers on. When I use it without the curlers, I sit on a chair and set the drier to a comfortable height .It has never pulled my hair into the fan.
1801916
Yes. This blocks the hair from getting into the gears. I've had the same problem until I purchased this.
559346
Yes. Its kind of a pain. I use a hair tie to hold the button in for me because my hand starts to cramp after 30 seconds.
1943250
It's really easy... Look up videos for Twist n Roll tweezers or epilator tools. You bend it in an upside down U and twist the handles outward keeping the spring in the uniform upside down U shape... You'll feel the hair being pulled out REAL quick... Hope this helps
318250
When I cut my hair I have my vacuum hose at the ready. When the hair builds up a bit I just run the vacuum to pick up the hair and continue. I only need to do it once. I have never had the clipper stop on me. I have used it for over three years.
66774
There is almost no buildup because the bristles are smooth and have no ridges to catch hair. What little there is can be removed by reaching across the bristles with a damp cloth, pinching and pulling. That usually does it.
1979476
Yes, you can take the bulky looking part at the end out of the machine. The only problem is that if your hair is too long, this machine is no the best match because after each wipe you will need to clean that bulky looking thing.
318249
No. We just trim hair for a little, stop, and clear it out of hair, and then cut more. That way, you don't have to worry about it getting clogged and stop working. Only takes a few seconds to clear out the built up hair.
1480870
Nope, no knobby bristles to fight with...It's a rubber scraping blade where the hair just slides right off.
1822969
Not really - it moves back and forth a tiny bit, but it's more or less stationary. It's a lot like a curling iron b/c there's metal between the bristles. But the bristles keep you from burning your fingers. I'm on my 3rd one in probably 20 years...
1269031
It is imperative to get any hair from the the hair dryer, ESP the air intake screen at the bottom. My hair is long so it doesn't get anywhere I can't easily pull it away. If hair gets on the heating elements it weakens them, will overheat & eventually burn them up. You may want to let your hair dry more before using this dryer. I use a more powerful one to do the majority of blow drying & use my infinity to smooth straighten & sculpt. Maybe use less product or until after you dry it. I love mine too! I also run it in the cool setting after each heat use.
771021
No, it doesn't get loaded with hair. I have just picked it out with my fingers.
670857
Yes. You can get the hair out by pulling on the spring and kind of just snapping it back and forth in the air. If you put it up to a light, you can even see the little hair fall out. For those extra little hairs that don't come out of the spring that way, the best thing to do is pull the spring straight and blow into the spaces. If you do this in front of a mirror or a wall, you can see the hairs blow and stick onto the wall/mirror.
1654827
When you see that the hair removal process is slowing, I would change it. I don't believe there is a light or signal to give you a heads up.
1161844
I looked at the instructions for you, and I don't see anything about an auto shut off. The product is great though. It has a long cord and heats up so fast. I have very thick hair, and it only takes me a few moments to crimp it. I don't have to keep it on my hair long at all. I'm really happy with the bed head products, I got their straightener too just a few weeks ago. It would be great though if they had an auto shut off though.