does it lose bristles?
377205
I have had no problems with bristle loss. The brush is sturdy, well-made, and is much more effective than nylon brushes. After using for several months, the only change I have observed is that the corner bristles become bent from being pushed into pool corners. One solution might be to purchase a second brush that is designed specifically to clean tight corners.
377206
Well, mine had a lot of bristles fall out, but most people give this brush good reviews so maybe I got a bad one. The bristles are metal, so don't use it on a vinyl-liner pool. It's for removing algae from hard surfaces (plaster, etc.)
377207
I've had it for about 4 years now and it looks as good as the day I bought it.
1658234
It does. The big ones are just really thin and the bristles seem to fall out easy.
1545023
Yes, yes it does. The brushes are fully removable if you don't want them. I found that it works a bit better if one of the front brushes is removed.
1076011
No. Cheap brushes came off of handle in a week. Bristles were rough. Don't waste your money.
1193248
The pocket-size brush I bought didn't. The more expensive models may. I bought it later; it works well.
1862594
Lost a few bristles, as the most brushes. Very important to keep the brush on stand (or use something else, but bristles must be down) to prevent shedding.
1193249
No it doesn't...I just use my wide toothed comb. Wonderful brush....I've owned mine for 20+ years.
2089722
Correct. It does have brushes. after about 6 months of very light use (stressing very light) it has started to giver issues. The speed fluctuates. Does not reach full speed unless it surges. I would go with the current model or a different brand
2238745
If you have vacuumed/swept before as indicated you won't get debris in the brushes. The whole bottom plate does get replaced as maintenance and the brush is on that part. I have only needed to replace 1 time in nearly a year
1745401
Yes. The first two or three uses were not as comfortable as later uses. I am very pleased with the brush.
1581270
I don't know why the brush would shed, mine did not......I didn't have any problems at all with mine....
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.
652336
No it does not. You'll need to use some arm power. This is my 3rd time purchasing this brush in probably 8-10 years. I love mine.
1850344
No it doesn't but I love the styling tool and use it daily in my salon. It has two different size brush heads with retractable bristles so can't ever get stuck in the hair. Works best on SLIGHTLY damp hair.
1375326
I have not changed any of the bristles on my brush but I don't think it should be that hard at all I've done it with other brushes before it is a very simple task. I do like the brush I'm very happy with it, is very easy to clean. Definitely a good purchase.
112075
I've owned mine for two months now. It's lost about 4 bristles and the logo wore off about second or third useage. I wanted a modest price stiffer bristle brush and this fit the bill very nicely. I treat the brush gently using Old Taylor...sandlewood creme. I'm happy with the purchase. Having a drying stand is a must although the one that comes with this one, although thoroughly functional, is nothing to write home about.
871173
No actually I think it has kept my brushes in better condition :) it makes the brushes' bristles stay in place during travel and also allows them to dry faster after every cleaning. Hope that helps!