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Alex says that the DUAL TRIM splays better than the SINGLE TRIM, so if I had to reccomend one on that basis, already knowing how the D TRIM works, then yes, buy a D TRIM. I will do a comparison between both of them later though. If youve got high level work too, then the D TRIM would be better. I dont really think its lacking bristles to be honest......but that thought might chnage, Luke
Its cleaning fine though? I will have to use it for longer, Luke
My first reaction about the lack of inner bristles was what? But after using it for a few days I'm starting to think the lack of bristles is a good thing as the water just falls out the brush. I've not seen another brush that rinses like it. As for scrubbing power, the inner bristles are more for birds mess that you would target between the two jets, so there would still be enough bristles.Simon.
Quote from: Rupertthehair on July 31, 2008, 05:53:27 pmIts cleaning fine though? I will have to use it for longer, LukeI find that I do miss the inner bristles, I lack scrubbing power in my opinion.
Quote from: [GQC] Tim on July 31, 2008, 06:31:36 pmQuote from: Rupertthehair on July 31, 2008, 05:53:27 pmIts cleaning fine though? I will have to use it for longer, LukeI find that I do miss the inner bristles, I lack scrubbing power in my opinion.I dont really think that your 2 weeks wfp experience can really make a good judgement on different brushes scrubbing power