How does this brush compare with the Tangle Teezer brush?
165931
I have both and I must say I like this way better because the bristles are longer and a little bit more spaced out and goes through my thick coily hair with ease. I still section my hair off but overall I love it and retired my tangle teezer.
1115581
Yep :)! If it does happen to tangle make sure you use a wide-tooth comb/wig comb OR use your fingers. Also when doing so, work from bottom to top!
1849306
After using it a few times, there are definitely better alternatives. I've since found Barkeepers Friend liquid cleaner and a regular scotch pad works just as well if not better. This is a pretty large and cumbersome brush and you have to fight the drill to keep it under control. That being said, you could definitely use a corded drill but if there is no way on your drill to dial down the speed, you're going to be fighting the drill a lot.
52268
The bristles are softer rubber and rather on the thicker side. I'm not sure what the origional is. But this won't scratch your dogs skin and really gets the fur out.
1772712
its a great brush, but with large tangles you have to be carefull start from the bottom dont start from the top wont work no matter what brush you have
80074
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.
1378068
One difference I noticed is the brushes are removable so it's makes for much easier cleaning. There is no little cleaning tool with this one either. I saved mine from the first one and just snapped it on the new one. When I remove the brushes I take a pair a scissors and cut what ever is wrapped around the brushes in have the length of the brush and it comes right off. I have an Irish setter and he has long hair and if I do a quick sweep up job with this and get his hair in it the removable brushes make it easy to clean. You just slide one way or the other to remove them. They are spring loaded. Love my sweeper. One difference I noticed is the brushes are removable so it's makes for much easier cleaning. There is no little cleaning tool with this one either. I saved mine from the first one and just snapped it on the new one. When I remove the brushes I take a pair a scissors and cut what ever is wrapped around the brushes in have the length of the brush and it comes right off. I have an Irish setter and he has long hair and if I do a quick sweep up job with this and get his hair in it the removable brushes make it easy to clean. You just slide one way or the other to remove them. They are spring... » Read More One difference I noticed is the brushes are removable so it's makes for much easier cleaning. There is no little cleaning tool with this one either. I saved mine from the first one and just snapped it on the new one. When I remove the brushes I take a pair a scissors and cut what ever is wrapped around the brushes in have the length of the brush and it comes right off. I have an Irish setter and he has long hair and if I do a quick sweep up job with this and get his hair in it the removable brushes make it easy to clean. You just slide one way or the other to remove them. They are spring loaded. Love my sweeper. « Show Less
1083675
Not quite the same. I haven't used the furminator on my Wolf dog since I purchased the Pro Quality Dog Brush...it seems to get the undercoat out which is wooly without running the risk of scratching the skin. It's a personal choice. I don't use the rake or furminator on any of my dogs since I purchased this brush.
1988146
If you are asking about the tangle spray, then yes. After I use the Shampoo and Conditioner and rinse really good, while we are still in the bathtub, I use the spray directly on them and rub it in. Then I just towel them to get the excess water off of them before I blow dry. I must not have read the part where I needed to put it on a brush! So I did it this way from the beginning. But it works great for both my long haired yorkie and short haired yorkie. Their hair is so soft when we are finished blowing it dry. I hope this helps.
334834
I guess I would say that the attachments were more small and medium. The smaller attachment is a bristle type, the larger attachments has hard bristles. Just didn't work for me, the attachments kept coming off until it finally just broke. That's just my experience though.
1084024
This teasing brush is more gentle on my hair (especially on the highlighted strands) than a comb. When I use a comb, the teased part looks like a rats nest. I like the brush a lot better.
927779
Don't know - I have short hair and pets (with short hair). But there is a a new 800 model without brushes so less gets tangled - so they say. I have the 560 with upgrade kit ; ) and still ove it.
559015
I'm sorry, I have no idea what you mean by "popular brushes". Boar bristle is the best. Mason Pearson (and other companies) add in nylon because it's very difficult to pull a purely boar bristle brush through thick, long hair. Your age has nothing to do with what type of brush you use. This is a superior brush and I'd recommend it to anyone.
841036
The main advantage of this particular brush is that the fur/hair that is removed while brushing can be removed more easily from the rush than with other brushes. Since poodles don't shed, much less hair is removed than with other dogs. We also have a large chocolate Labrador retriever who sheds a lot. His straight coarse but soft fur is only 1 inch long in the longest areas so it isn't too difficult to remove from the brush. We use this brush on him, but we have other brushes for the dogs, so this one doesn't really have the advantage for us that it might have for other breeds of dogs. I hope this helped a little. It is a good brush, but I think a sturdy "slicker" brush with bristles that are not too painful for your best friends (dogs) might work just as we'll.
638870
Love this brush. It is very strong. Doesn't bend like the others. I will recommend this to any one.
1289981
I only gave this brush a 3 star. I was expecting it be as good as my old one which was very similar. To answer your question, it doesn't clean very well. I used a damp paper towel to rub the lint, fuzz and kitty hair away, rubbing the opposite way. I haven't tried to clean it any other way. Sorry I couldn't really help you.
123306
I think the small 7.5" 20mm would work well for you. I have the big one but I have Newfies! Great brush, especially if they don't like to be brushed, they will let you with this one because it doesn't pull.