Is this the same set of bristles used for parker brushes with other handles costing down to $25?
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I only own this one. So i do not know for sure. However my assumption would be that this one costs more because the handle is more eye appealing and the brush knot is larger (more bristles) (thicker and fuller), etc.
1996141
I have a 550 and the brushes have green on them like these, so I ordered this set and they fit. My 400 series brushes have no green on them (they're yellow and black), so that makes it easier to tell them apart. The 400 and 500 series brushes look a lot alike but I've accidentally put the 400 rubber "brush" in the 500 which causes an issue because the 400 is smaller.
1223523
I doubt it! The brushes correspond to the style of machine. Mine are made for "Classic". There should be other types available at Amazon. If you still need help call the company website. The manufacturer is Zila.
2106507
It's not a deal breaker for me. I ordered a Kuhn Rikon Cool Gripper from Amazon for $12 [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B671DY/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1] and use that more often than the handle it came with. Have had this set for almost a year now and am still using it and still love it.
161152
Yes they are...connectors, hoses, and various brushes. All included! That's why it's such a good deal!!
852374
Yes they are. They're comparable to the Sigma BeautySigmaxKabuki Brush Kit.
1928403
These are brushes only. They seem like a close to equivalent replacement for the name brand and are a good value.
1365696
I would only purchase Phillips "branded" replacement brushes. The brushes made by others identified as identical, or similar, just don't meet the exact specifications. One I bought from the largest retailer on earth rattled like a jack hammer when used.
1145830
I'm not totally sure but here's the phone number to call at Customer Service: 1-888-744-5477; I think that it will fit the one you mention here but just to be sure - call them . . .you might want to keep the p;hone number handy - enjoy your brush! Karen
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Otis uses a 8-32 thread, which is what many of the brush companies use. So as long as it is a 8-32 thread then you can use them with this kit. I will say that I have had some cheaper brands brushes in the past and I think the otis brushes are better quality but it will not hurt to use others if your thread is the same. Also I have started using bore tips, sold on amazon, and they work great with otis.
469385
I am wondering the same thing. A friend of mine picks up SIMILAR brushes and files them down to fit.....
703871
I think it's suitable for both. You can get a cheaper set of brushes though. I see that a similar set of brushes is now avail in little more than 2 dollars. I guess I paid too much foor my set considering they look the same thing.
891724
In my opinion they are better quality. Wooded handles as opposed to the hollow metal in R.T. and more dense. These brushes are department store quality.
2016826
I'm pretty sure the difference is the diameter of the brush, the one that I bought for 267.00 was 16" brush, and the more expensive one you asked about is 20" dia. brush.
1102748
I don't know, but the brush is a real bargain. It is better that one I had for years and bristles fell out regularly. This brush, the Classic Men's Club, is an excellent brush.
1385452
Hi I have the Professional care unit and they work great. Might want to call the 1800-566-7252 at braun and see if they use the same brushes.
1015888
Yes. I have one that I bought at the actual Mason Pearson Bros store on Bond Street in London, and just ordered this as a gift for my sister. This brush is identical to the one I bought at Mason Pearson. I compared them carefully (and the packaging too) side by side and there is no difference.If you're worried about the name, the name above the London store is "Mason Pearson Bros. Ltd." (hence the brothers) so it's not wrong, although the box only says "Mason Pearson".