My old one had firm bristles that really scratched my back, the new ones are too soft. I can't find a replacement head with firm bristles. Ideas?
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honestly? I ended up buying a natural brush with a wooden head/handle by walmart/kroger stores. Not exciting, and you have to keep it dry, but I've had mine now for over 4 years and it's still working. This LuLa Bath Brush was returned, the product didn't work.
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Same, I haven't needed replacement yet either - in the past, with older models, I've purchased them at Target, Walmart, etc. or I would imagine you can find them on Amazon? Perhaps just Google in the Norelco model number and you should see some results for replacement heads.
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I replaced mine after having the 1st for almost 2 years of daily use. It was still in excellent condition except that the bristles weren't as stiff. I used the brush mainly for exfoilating prior to shaving my legs so I wanted stiffer bristles. It would have still been fine as a general body/back brush. Replacement time would vary depending on how stiff you like the bristles to be, probably every 1-3 years.
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The bristles are quite firm. So far I have found the brush to be satisfactory with little loss of bristles with use.
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I am not a reseller. But as far as I can remember, I have seen some replacement heads on the internet. It should be easy to find googleling.
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I consider the brush head that comes with it to be more of a medium, but I got the Pro Results Gum Health brush heads and use those instead and they are very soft
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This one are the same that came with your toothbrush http://www.amazon.com/Oral-B-Sensitive-Extra-Soft-Brush-heads/dp/B00006ANDK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1390708764&sr=8-3&keywords=oral+b+brush+heads
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I replaced cutterheads and it didn't really help. I boiught a new razor,more expensive, and it isn't doing a satisfactory job either. I am puzzled
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I believe ANY of the current generation of heads works: DiamondClean, ProResults, FlexCare, or EasyClean. They are the 1 piece snap-on replacement brush heads (standard, compact and ultra brush head sizes). Stay away from the E-Series heads (or any that come in 2 pieces and/or have a screw-on connection) because that is for a different handle piece. Also, beware of discount 3rd party brush heads. Many have medium to hard/firm bristles. That with your typical persons hard brushing habbits AND the cleaning action of the brush can be too rough on your teeth and gums (causing sore, red or receding gums and/or wearing away of precious tooth enamel). Check with your dental professional if you are uncertain...not worth saving a few bucks.
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I would ask the manufacturer about replacement brushes. I emailed with him about the brush when I bought it and found him very helpful.
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Hi. I've bought replacement heads at dazzlepro.com. They send me e-mails and run lots of sales. I'm really pleased with my electric toothbrush. Hope you enjoy yours.
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Also make sure the metal part of the head is pushed up past the rollers. I just replaced the head of mine and I had to push the head up with my hands because the handle would not do it.
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I purchased a replacement duster head for this. You can go to Hi Duster for this.
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Home depot has the same item. Once the bristles are gone u throw it out. I have not found any replacement as of yet
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This happened to me. I called Sonicare and they sent a replacement head. It works fine now.
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I am not sure but I think the replacements heads and the bristle patterns are different. The replacements I needed have a full circle where they attached to the brush where the other ones are a 1/2 circle. So look at the bottom of your replacement heads. Sorry I couldn't be more help :)
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The replacement heads that I use are "oral-B" Dual clean. They are all over the internet. Lots with really free shipping. Good luck.