The brush is very much liked by the kitten, on all parts of the body, and there is no risk of hurting it, unlike other grooming tools. At the same time, it seems like it gives a massage.

The static electricity picks up any loose hairs, but the longer I brush, the better it works. If the cat can tolerate it, the circular motions are more effective than the traditional "straight" brushing method, as more hairs are held without flying in the air.

I clean the hairs only at the end and not in between brushings, so they all gather into a clump.

Some hairs that are swept away, without sticking to the brush, collect near the base of the tail. They gather easily with a soft brush or comb (or by hand).

The back side of the brush (without bristles) satisfactorily collects hairs from fabrics.

It cleans and washes very easily.

The only issue I have is that the pet constantly wants to play with the brush, risking chewing on it, so I need to remove it.

I will return regarding its durability over time.