Can you remove the brush from the main body?
145512
You can but if you are just trying to remove hair or strings, I just run a knife down the brush roller to cut it several times and it comes out quite easily.
145513
I think if you flip it over to expose the brush there should be some screws that can loosen to remove the plastic opening around the brush. Make sure it's unplugged. Or just pull out the build up of hair etc. by hand.
145514
The floor brush head assembly separates from the upright body assembly with the touch of a button, but the actual brush itself does not detach from the head assembly easily. There appear to be 7 screws that hold a bezel that covers the actual rotating brush. We have 4 long hair cats and although I've been able to pull the hairs off the brush assembly, I assume I'll have to take it apart at some point. Hope this helps.
862946
It'll take a phillip's head screwdriver. You have to take off the bottom plate to get to the brush. Hope this helps.
1696735
No. The head is not replaceable.I have to say this is the BEST bottle brush I have ever purchased. The bristles are excellent quality- effective, yet soft. Really good quality.
1929464
Yes you can turn the brush off and just have suction. I use that feature all of the time. Also, when using the hand tools the brush automatically turns off in the upright position. I have never had trouble getting the switch in the off position.
878328
I've never had to change out the brush. It doesn't seem to wear out. However, here is the link to ask the Sensu folks: http://www.sensubrush.com/contact/ Click on the word email to send an email with your question to them.
751773
Just grab the brush head and pull it off. Otherwise, run the brush under hot water an then pull it off
1745401
Yes. The first two or three uses were not as comfortable as later uses. I am very pleased with the brush.
862947
If you mean the main deck brush, you must disassemble the deck, which bissell does not want you doing. If you mean the little attachment, it disassembles as it is shown in the manual .Here is a link to the manual: http://www.sylvane.com/images/prodphoto/bi1127/bissell-16N5-owners-manual.pdf
1436857
hmmmm. possible. depends how strong you are and what tools you have. it wouldn't be super easy. and why would you need to remove it?
1996370
Yes it can be removed but I recommend that you consider using the tray and I'll tell you why. I have several years with these toothbrushes and what happens is that no matter how well you attempt to dry the bush heads after use residual water will drain down the machine if you store the head on the machine. And that water will end up draining down the machine and unto the charger-base where it will form an unpleasant crust on the base of your machine. So then enters the purpose of the adjoining tray; where you can store the brush head and it even comes with the little flip lid to keep it a bit cleaner. I hope this helps. Yes it can be removed but I recommend that you consider using the tray and I'll tell you why. I have several years with these toothbrushes and what happens is that no matter how well you attempt to dry the bush heads after use residual water will drain down the machine if you store the head on the machine. And that water will end up draining down the machine and unto the charger-base where it will form an unpleasant crust on the base of your machine. So then enters the purpose of the adjoining tray; where you can store the brush head and it even comes with the little flip lid to keep it a... » Read More Yes it can be removed but I recommend that you consider using the tray and I'll tell you why. I have several years with these toothbrushes and what happens is that no matter how well you attempt to dry the bush heads after use residual water will drain down the machine if you store the head on the machine. And that water will end up draining down the machine and unto the charger-base where it will form an unpleasant crust on the base of your machine. So then enters the purpose of the adjoining tray; where you can store the brush head and it even comes with the little flip lid to keep it a bit cleaner. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1832876
Yes it can be removed... The company also sells attachments to hold tools as well. Hope this helps.
1556571
The brushes are easy to remove, I take mine off after each use for cleaning. I would agree each person should have their own brush
881886
Yes, very easy. Just push the two buttons and slide it off. It should be exactly like your brush attachment.
1198356
I have never had to take the brushes out of the triangular piece. However if you mean after attached to the swimming pool rod, simply depress the buttons that you pushed down to put the rod onto the piece in the first place. Hope this helps, if not please provide more clairity re 'out'.
2033904
Yes, you have to pause to pull the hair off. It comes off of the brush very easily though.
259613
The system I have works by pulling straight out on the end of the brush head. There may be different systems; some might require releasing in some manner prior to removal. I would suggest that you request information from the manufacturer. When submitting your request, you should include the name, model, serial number, and any other information you might find on the charging unit or brush body.
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.