Don't the bugs hold onto the bristles when you try to release them?
1395480
No, hasn't happened as yet, but if they did a little shake would drop them.
1395481
Nope. They drop right out. Make sure you open it up outside or wherever you're relocating them.
1395482
If you're terrified of spiders and there's no one around to save you or the spider, this is the best catcher to not get near them and release them outside...but unless both you and the spider cooperate (in other words it's not 100% everytime) If you try to catch a huge daddy long legs, chances are your going to squish some of it's legs and if the spider runs just as your about to grab it, you also may injure it. The only thing I would think is 100% is getting close and careful enough to cup something in your hands. And I've tried it with other bugs and it doesn't always work because they don't 'catch' with the bristles. If you're terrified of spiders and there's no one around to save you or the spider, this is the best catcher to not get near them and release them outside...but unless both you and the spider cooperate (in other words it's not 100% everytime) If you try to catch a huge daddy long legs, chances are your going to squish some of it's legs and if the spider runs just as your about to grab it, you also may injure it. The only thing I would think is 100% is getting close and careful enough to cup something in your hands. And I've tried it with other bugs and it doesn't always work because they... » Read More If you're terrified of spiders and there's no one around to save you or the spider, this is the best catcher to not get near them and release them outside...but unless both you and the spider cooperate (in other words it's not 100% everytime) If you try to catch a huge daddy long legs, chances are your going to squish some of it's legs and if the spider runs just as your about to grab it, you also may injure it. The only thing I would think is 100% is getting close and careful enough to cup something in your hands. And I've tried it with other bugs and it doesn't always work because they don't 'catch' with the bristles. « Show Less
1395483
it depends on how you catch them sometimes they do sometimes they don't. I haven't really had a problem with it though because a couple hard shakes and they fall off.
2257652
Actually the two attachments (combs) can stay strongly on the styler by sliding it onto the styler. However, the bristle head is really too wide to stay long enough. That is my experience with it. What I tried to do is to do it slowly and carefully and mostly tend not to use the last attachment because of this but i guess this is not what you should be doing with your styler it should be easier to use all the attachments.
1880700
No, the bristles are too soft in my opinion. It probably depends on the type of cleaning job.
1610098
I don't know. Haven't had to remove it yet. I suspect that if you push the little button with a small screwdriver, it will pop loose. It is recessed enough that it appears to be flush with the brush shaft, so is not easy to press with the finger or thumb.
871176
If you place the brushes in properly (handle side first, not the side with the hair) it shouldn't damage them.
1762278
I have not had a problem with the brush coming off. The fit is tight between the handle and the brush. If yours is a little loose, maybe you could wrap the end of the handle with one or more layers of electrical tape to take up the slack.
1437130
Yes...after a couple of sweeps, I had to stop, turn it over and try to pop it back into place (which was not easy) then start the whole process over until it came out again. I tried to use it in our camper living room and had to reinsert the brush over 4-5 times in that small area.
2268054
No my bristles have not fallen out..It is holding up quite nicely. We all love the brush. It does a great job.
1502155
I don't think they can crawl out. I tried with ant and it doesn't come out.
1113103
Bugs will NOT get it it. It has a tight tight (not like suction air tight) & it has a filter built in the lid. It easy to clean too.
398270
I find that putting the brush in handle fist that the brush slides right in. Also with the brittles wet when I place it in the case it slides right back out the next morning with no damage to my boar bristle brush.
851802
I too have no trouble just cleaning the bristles by hand. The bristles are so short it really shouldn't be a problem, then wash after.
1891607
you may have to pull the end caps off of the brush and cut or pull the hairs off the metal pegs inside there. mine had said the same thing once and this fixed the problem.
2023841
I have nit had a problem with wood floors. If you raise the level to the highest setting the brushes do not touch the wood floor, and there is plenty of suction to do the job.
990330
First bug has to sink to the bottom for the cleaner to pick them up. Then it depends on the cleaners ability to pick the bugs up. Once trapped in the canister, they're dead and won't get out. For me I mostly find the occasional worm.
2100302
No, it has never happened to me. However, if it ever did, I have some of the old standard type cleaning stiff rods that I could push them out. Just curious if you are attaching the cleaning patches properly? There is a particular method for using them. Check your instructions regarding proper usage.
1570783
If you're talking about catching one after another, but leaving them in the container, yes. You can suck up one bug, re-compress the chamber, and then suck up more bugs. The first one will not be able to get out. I have done this twice. Then you can empty them all at once.