Summer Infant Spray Brush & Comb Set

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Good hygiene habits should start early, and this brush and comb set from Summer Infant is designed specifically with your little one in mind. Soft brush bristles are gentle to baby's scalp while the wide-toothed comb makes untangling hair easier. The handle design with soft grip texture is easy for toddlers to hold and use. Plus, the built-in spray bottle provides a gentle mist of water to help with unruly bed-head. This spray brush & comb set will help make proper hygiene easier and fun for your child.

Features:
* Includes brush and comb
* Great for bed-head
* Brush with built-in spray bottle
* Soft grip handle
* Smooth rounded teeth on comb
* Holds 1 fluid ounce of liquid
* Works with water or liquid de-tangler

Spray Brush & Comb Set Reviews

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UN from trivandrum,kerala

September 29th, 2009
I BOUGHT THIS THING FOR MY BABY, AND ITS WORKING FINE..
BUT ITS TRUE TAT T BRUSH IS TOO SOFT AND THE COMB IS GOOD, THOUGH I FIND T BRISTLES A BIT TOO HARD FOR A BABIES HEAD..

Veronica from Brooklyn, NY

April 30th, 2009
Its a very convenient brush since u don't have to run to the sink every time you need a little water for babies hair, only thing i don't like its that the brushes has very soft bristles and doesn't really comb the babies head as i would like. The comb works good though.

Chris from CA

July 14th, 2008
This was a big waste of money. The sprayer never worked and the handle broke off the first time it was dropped on the tile by my 16 month old. I repaired the handle, but never got the sprayer to work. Don't waste your money on it.

carey from allen, tx

May 29th, 2008
This seemed like such a great and simple idea! I went on the site to order a gate installation kit and saw this so ordered it also. With my son's fine hair, we get some great bed head :)! This seemed so much easier than having to put his brush into water several times but when I received it, it didn't even work :(. I simply added water and tried to squirt it and nothing came out. I tried to prime it and added water again, but nothing. Humm.. could have gotten a $1.oo or less small spray bottle that actually sprays water (though would have to use two separate items).