Recommendation on the Iron Bath Brush
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| How much is it? I have never hear of this particular one. Could you link us to a site with a picture?
I find using a ball or smooth-topped pin brush and some of that cheap shower/deodorizing powder from WalMart ...the kind with baking soda in it, keeps Abbi smelling fresh for a week at a time and will clean her up a bit too. One container of the powder costs less than $2 and last over a year. But I always try new things out, so give us a link and I will check it out too. |
| Sorry, I can't link an email to you. Because I don't have your email address. But, you can go to sharperimage.com and do a search for pets. Scroll down and you will see the brush. This is the Product Information:
Love your dog? But not that doggie smell? Now you can brush away pet odors in minutes! * Safe amounts of ozone help reduce odors with an occasional 5-min. brushing. * Conditions your pet's fur. * Firm but flexible bristles combs aways tangles, dander and debris. * Comes with two interchangeable brush plates for different length fur. cost: $39.95 |
| Neato!! If you try it out, let us all know!!!!
Maybe I am used to the smell of doggs... but I dont notice a bad smell on Huggs..... He just smells like a dog to me.... Kids are way worse smelling!!!!! Liz |
| $40 plus postage. Not something I would run out and buy ... but in case anyone else is interested, here's the link:
http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productview.jhtml?sku=SI588 Maybe I will get that turbo groomer 5.0 for my husband .....no, he would get a bit offended I think. By the way, look at our posts. Look along the bottom. You will see buttons. One has my e-mail link, as well as my PM (private message link) and my YM address. Also, to make your url that you gave me into a link you could just go back to your original post, hit edit ---uh oh, will not work, you did not sign in. If you had signed in you could have edited your post and made the sharperimage.com an active link just by highlighting it and clicking the URL button at the top of the posting page. The site is a new one to me. Has all sorts of grooming supplies.....maybe later I will browse. By the way, welcome to the forum. Thanks for contributing. I am afraid the brush is too rich for my blood. Sort of strange, since I have almost $150 worth of blades for my $100 Oster clppers? Guess I broke the bank already. 
I have a chemistry background, and ionic devices work best under certain specific circumstances. Mostly this looks like a very good stiff bristled brush that will work best after you have already brushed out all mats and tangles first. I would worry that the fact it has interchangeable heads would give it the tendency to slide off it it hit dense hair. At least that is how it looks to me ..... wonder if the manafacturer has any "demonstrators" going around with it at shows or something? |
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