Do the bristles fall off?
1068484
I have not used them long enough for a good answer but nothing has fallen off so far.. they are pretty sturdy brushes I love them
1324159
No they don't have the nubby tip at the end. I use them all the time with a hair dryer and with a hot iron and haven't had any of the bristles melt at any time. I don't find them harsh and hard on the scalp like some I have used in the past. These brushes are not soft but they certainly don't hurt your scalp when you brush your hair! I personally love them and been using them 5 years now.
1991086
The bristles are attached / built into the nozzle part of the devise! Its a very handy thing to have and I like it a lot! :)
111238
No the brushes are not removable - that said it can easily cleaned. The bristles are made of firm plastic but are rounded at the edges.
2268051
I've had it for two months and it is holding up very well. And no the bristles have not fallen out. This is the best grill brush I have ever owned; it does an excellent job. I hope this helps. :-)
1851980
I have not had any issues. However, if you are incorrectly cleaning them and leaving them to dry in an incorrect position, this could be possible with any brush.
1661138
Yes the brushes are easy to remove, they just pop in and out with no issues.
1533570
It should pull straight off. After it comes off you should see a metal bar the same length as the toothbrush head. I would grip it right below the bristles.
1902657
Have not have any bristles fall out; wood as a stain/finish on it and if wet when placed on surface (with wood on surface) slight stain from brush may occur which is easily removed.
1661220
Ours has not lost any bristles over many months of reasonable use. However - and not surprisingly, some of the outer bristles have become bent.
1762278
I have not had a problem with the brush coming off. The fit is tight between the handle and the brush. If yours is a little loose, maybe you could wrap the end of the handle with one or more layers of electrical tape to take up the slack.
1305925
No, i have had them for two months and the brush hasn't come off the handle.
1399460
The bristles are short and hard. They are not long and soft and pliable like on a hair brush. They are more like the teeth on a comb, but shorter. A whole row of bristles can come out. It's no big deal. You just turn the barrel until you find the slot that the row fits in and slide it back in.
1115173
Yes, the bristles hold up. Yes, the brushes scrub dirt and soap scum off of grout. I like to use Kaboom to help loosen the scum, but don't beathe the fumes.
1442489
I've them a few months and the bristles are still intact. It seems to me that bristles coming out - and on the first day - is neither normal or acceptable. I have a quite old (and cheap) bristle brush with the bristles being pushed back into the brush, as if whatever's holding them to the base has let go - but they do not fall out, even if the brush is somewhat useless now because only the topmost part of the bristles show. However, the Spornettes are fine and seem quite sturdy.
1113417
These bristles(wisk as you called them) don't fall off at all. And I use them offend...You will love them, especially the dotted pens.Enjoy.
111235
There's a screw in the middle of the plastic tip, so I'm guessing you can remove that and slide out the rows of the brush for cleaning. It's very easy to clean just leaving it intact, though. As for the hardness of the bristles, they are mostly rigid but have a little bend when forced.