I have a sofa that is covered with nubs and lint because of the nubs! I tried a cheap shaver from walmart and it didnt touch it. Should I try this?
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Well, I guess it depends on the fabric of your sofa and the size of the lint. It works on 1/8 of an inch size lint for sure, going slowly and with a circular movement, on sweaters. Is this one working better than the Walmart one, good question. Maybe you should closely at pictures of this one to see if the system (the grid especially) is different. I hope I helped a bit. Good luck.
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It does not hurt me! I really like this shaver. Seems to be a great value for Braun quality. I have not used an electric in decades...so true...not as close as a blade. But close enough!
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Here is what I believe is happening. There is a problem with these reviews. There are two Braun shavers. One can be used wet or dry. One can not, but both say they are washable. A number of the reviews for the wet n dry are showing up on the plain shaver non wet n dry page. Go to this link for a comparison of the models. Old Spice Wet & Dry Shave & Trim, powered by Braun
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I really can't help much with that. My cleaning system did not last long so I don't use it anymore. I also have an older Braun with a cleaning system and that works great but the Panasonic shaver is far superior for a close shave.
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You can can your sofa with this. But, I would recommend Stanley steamer instead as they will clean it. Using a little nozzel like this on a small cleaner will take you a long time and you will have sore arms. I get tired it after doing one cushion.
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I would use a microfiber towel and then condition. If your furniture is near the kitchen then I'd consider cleaner with the leather cleaner first
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Your Razorba should go in the trash can along with mine. It will cut you regardless of the razor you use and does not give a clean shave. I cannot over emphasize how disappointed I was with this product!
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I have had no problems with these lint brushes. Works well on furniture and on clothes. Just have to remember to turn the head around when changing hands or all if the lint will end up back on the thing your trying to remove the lint from.
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Yes-use rubbing alcohol on a lint free pad/cloth. You can get them at Sally's.
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I wish I could help with a good answer, I have used Norelco for many years, and never had that problem, but I do make sure I pull my skin tight with my other hand when using the shaver on my neck.
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Ugh, I have the same problem and lint rollers are not my friend when it comes to my dogs hair all over me. It works on clothing, the best way to do it is on a flat surface. Hope this helps :)
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It's been two or three years since I tried it. I think I remember that it came with one replacement set, but you would need to buy additional replacement sets as they would need to be replaced. But cleaning the device out after each use was key to have it work most effectively. I did not find that it gave me a close enough shave, so I returned it - which is where Norelco game me problems about refunding me all of the money that I spent. Their promise turned out to be a lie. Bad job on their part. Good Luck!
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I am so glad I found your post. I bought this shaver for my husband for Christmas and he is already needing a new foil because he is having the same problem as you.
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Feather makes a cover that works great. I store mine in a shaving bag with the cover on. You can probably find the cover on Amazon, but I haven't looked.
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Here is what I believe is happening. There is a problem with these reviews. There are two Braun shavers. One can be used wet or dry. One can not, but both say they are washable. A number of the reviews for the wet n dry are showing up on the plain shaver non wet n dry page. Go to this link for a comparison of the models. http://www.amazon.com/Spice-Shave-Trim-powered-Braun/dp/B00H9A40SM/ref=pd_sbs_hpc_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1ZANFZBQ519PFBWEB0TQ
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I'm not entirely sure--I would suspect any double edge razor blades would do. I just pick-up whatever brand is at the local supermarket/Walmart in the shaving aisle. They're pretty cheap, something like a box of five for $4. I hope that helps some--
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I use a soft, lint free rag, but that type application is so hard on my back and kneew (I'm 60!), that I have bought a sponge mop and will try that next time.