Is the brush action is different from the Olay ProX, more like vibrations versus the spinning brush head? Just want to make sure mine isn't broken
840782
Yes. This brush has a vibration action. This works much better than the spin.
1862271
I have bought both the pro clean and the pro whitening heads and they both fit my spin brush with no problems
1989802
We personally don't have this problem on our 2 brushes. Either the wrong heads as described by James or maybe you don't push them hard enough on the brush? They needs quite some force to lock onto the actuator.
824820
You maybe thinking that the brush spins automatically. It does not. You use the brush just as you would were you using a blow dryer and a round brush. Except with this you only use one hand to curl/style hair. So quick release is not an option. It is all manual.
929292
I wouldn't recommend this vacuum for anyone. It was cheap, and I got what I paid for. The motor runs fine on mine, as well. but the brush will not rotate. I've had this problem with it from the beginning.
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I bought this model for my wife as a replacement for an earlier Philips Sonicare brush that had a much wider and more stable base. In attempting to use less counter space, Philips made the base too small. My wife's brush doesn't topple over, but it's precarious. I don't have a full answer to your question, but I suggest you discuss the problem online with Philips Customer Service, and then probably return the brush and exchange it for a new one. However, I doubt that a new brush will correct the problem. I think it's a matter of design. See what Philips has to say about the problem.
1970195
It does NOT rotate. Like the earlier incarnation of battery powered brush, it vibrates back and forth,
1071429
Yes this is the brushless version. The brushed version doesn't have a whole lot of issues. I have both
242468
I'd say that the brushes are soft. The brush stiffness does not seem to impact the cleaning for me. It is all about the ionic charge.
574604
I dont know how to explain it fully but basically the brushless has less parts coming in contact in order to work where as brushed does. These brushes over time bind or loose contact making the motor stop wotking or burn up. I am a brushless fan all the way. You dont have to break them in, they handle more power and higher rpm. They are more spendy but they last longer. Id always spend the extra money to get brushless. I hope this is of help
1261572
No. I did not have any problems. But make sure the brush head is on. If it is not pushed in correctly it will not work.
1795936
The brushes I have ordered seem to vibrate properly. The outer white ring of bristles does not vibrate; all the others (inside the outer white ring) vibrate.
1365365
The brush does not rotate. I have had this product for about a year and the attachment on the brush no longer holds the brush in place and it constantly falls off.
950643
It just turns off. Before that happens your teeth may have been damaged. � Too much vibration on such a small brush head
2111579
What I have found is that the rotadent brush heads cannot receive pressure while brushing. It's imperative to NOT use this device as one would either a traditional handheld brush or a less expensive version of a mechanical brush. The brush head must be allowed to turn freely, especially in those hard to reach areas between molars and the gums. I believe there are tiny gears in the brush head and if they are not allowed to turn freely then they will strip - thus causing the brush head to stop working. I think I destroyed 4-5 (@$19 a piece) before I got the hang of it.
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one guy said it has a rotating brush on the included nozzle head but others in comments said it doesn't have a powered brush roll head ! what gives here? are all these people buying a new or used vac and from different sellers, maybe don't all include same stuff? i wish people would say which one they bought, because unfortunately all are lumped together in these listings.
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We had an old one from Fuller Brush that we could not get a replacement head for. Too bad. This one doesn't swivel as well as our old one. It does pick up our Shetland Sheepdog'ss hair, but it is hard to shake it off. We wonder if the treatment is the reason and when we wash it that it won't pick up as well. I'd like to hear from Fuller Brush on that last comment. Oh, and they could fix the swiveling feature.