This doesn't have motorized spinning, does it? You have you spin it manually, right?
1860789
It does not spin at all. You roll your hair up in it pretty much like any other brush or iron and the handle is large so it's take some getting used to. But when you push the bar to retract the bristles, the curl literally pops off of the barrel. With my fine, long hair that is worth it's weight in gold!
1860790
Yes, you turn it manually. It's a little bulky and takes some practice to get the hang of it. Works especially well on softer styles that aren't curly.
1860791
No motorized spinning. The spinning is done by pressing on the handle. The bristles go into the barrel and allows the hair to fall off the "brush."
1860792
It doesnt spin. It has holes from which hot air blows. Thats why I like it - its safe.
944904
It should spin. I would say it is defective. The onky I ssue I had is that the parts are backwards for the mobile connections. But ours spins well.
1448747
It does not rotate. I wish that it did as well. Hope this helps you with you decision.
1361377
Yes. All you have to do is to hit the cycle button and do the spin cycle :)
1881827
Yes, and it "spins" very well, a smaller version I bought for spices was disappointing, it turns, but does not spin,
425270
No, but this one spins so much better than others that I don't think you would need to
840782
Yes. This brush has a vibration action. This works much better than the spin.
876409
IN upright mode no -- when you bring handle down the brushes start spinning and that moves it some but not powered wheels or anything.
1419646
Yes you have to turn the wrench handle manually. There is no motor to make it turn,therefor your motor is in your own hands. Good luck. Pete
589345
There is no spinning top. I returned mine because the holes for the legs were drilled in the top piece next to the holes for the pegs. Nothing spins.
1822852
I would like rewrite my statement on if the top spins.It does spin when the center part is not tighten to much.
542357
Yes. It should spin rather freely. You'll need to be able to move it in reverse by hand should it jam with brush - follow safety procedures always.
783365
If it is battery operated, all you have to do is reverse the batteries and it will spin the other direction. It's a hassle but it is a solution.
87264
it doesn't have actual handles. But it does have grooves all over it that you grab ahold of to spin it. Its spins quite easily this way.
387303
I went over and put my finger on the side of the round portion and it did not appear to be spinning. It's just vibrating and the lower section also just vibrates back and forth but its supposed to. I do not know that they claimed the top was supposed to spin, it's been too long since I bought it and no longer have the packaging. Whichever the case is, it still works better than a manual toothbrush ;-) I was going to buy some more heads, but they were out of stock when I tried on Amazon and unfortunately I do not get around well and lack transportation so I don't get to Walmart, which is where I go to buy most household goods, more than a couple times a year. Sorry I cannot give you more info. But if you go to the oral-b web official web site you can ask them and they'll most likely answer as they answered my questions when I was considering buying it initially.
1868885
No, it is not motorized. That's part of the fun. The child can set these up in many different shapes and plans, and watch them move as the little one has set them up. Depending on the degree of difficulty the child implements in the set up, there will be gears turning in different directions.
1957211
I just checked. It spins around, moves up-down, forward and backward. I didn't see anyway of removing it form its mount. Didn't want to manipulate it to much.