Is there any way to make new whiskers?
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Can't think of any new product that would be safe for kids. If they were stiffer, they might poke a small child. It took a day or two but they lay correctly now. Perhaps during packing, they could package the whiskers in shrink wrap to keep them straight. When the customer unpacks, they would simply slit open the shrink wrap packs. Just a thought, may be too cost prohibitive.
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I used thick white thread, pulled pieces of it through with a heavy needle, and tied each piece off with a loop knot near the base. Looks pretty good.
313844
You should be able to do it. Makes sure it is the same type with the one you got. Sometime there is add on with the new one.
1197002
If I ever needed a replacement comb--and I doubt that, as the comb is very strong--I would purchase from the original source, DAK, whom you will find on the pets category on Amazon, if you key in "de-shedding tool". Hope this helps!
953218
There is a way. Im not sure how its done as I haven't actually done it myself. But my best friend did it when she got hers. Good luck :)
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Try looking on ikonrazors.com. They sell handles and heads separately, so that may be your best bet. You may even end up with an entirely different razor too.
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I'm sorry, but I have no idea if that can be done, as I didn't try. The old beads I was replacing had been in so long I didn't want to reuse them.
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I do not have the whisk attachment you mention, however, an email to www.Breville.com may have the answer for you. Good Luck
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I would imagine you would have to contact the manufacturer directly. Odds are a replacement comb would cost more than a new complete brush on amazon. That is unless it's a warranty issue. I'm sure the manufacturer would honor any warranty issue promptly.
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I did not receive any instructions with mine. They can be a little difficult to figure out, but I don't think anyone should have a problem. Just play around with them and look at the picture for a guide.Also, they probably require a special crimping tool, but needle nose pliers seem to work just fine.
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I believe that you can simply buy another loom and attach them together via the notch on either end.
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No. a special tool is recommended but I found soldering them was easy. Good luck
790519
Yes. I used tin snips - but you could use OLD scissors. It will certainly dull new ones. Or garden snips.
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You'll have to find someone selling a loose one sadly. GoodSmile doesn't sell them outright and I haven't come across any sight that does either. They're out there on forums. Epoxy super glue could do the trick however.
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I haven't tried. Mind that it is of tungsten, so use appropriate tool for the material.
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Yes, you need to purchase supplies separately. You can use a wide variety of comb sizes.
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Yes, but you can do it with a Dremel. Use a greasy rag to catch the shavings.
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I am not aware of one being available however as Eleanore says, easy to make your own. Might as well try a google search as you might find one.