Does the brush head need to be replaced?
1184556
No. The brush is rubber so it does not need to be disposed of after every use. I clean mine once a week (there will be some build-up that gets stuck to the base) by soaking it in vinegar all day.
1184557
It is not really a brush, per se. These are rubber "nubs". More like a massage head than an actual scrubby-brush. I did not like it as I purchased this to gently scrub my skin. It is kind of like the hard rubber nubs that are on some toothbrushes to massage your gums...
2120785
I believe the brush head has standard threading. You should be able to buy a replacement handle from any local hardware store.
1378195
Recommend you have your order replaced. If and when done, you should have a brush, soap, mug, and brush retainer. My only issue is that the brush retainer broke the second day after I received it. Otherwise, the system works fine.
1829641
I was able to find brush on ebay. You might want to check with Conair and they can give you the replacement numbers that you might be able to research.
1183482
Have you replaced the heads? It is recommended that they be replaced every year. Hope this helps.
2111574
If you have tried the suggestions from others who responded to your question, I would contact the manufacturer. Be sure the brushhandle is fully charged and the brush is attached fully to the handle. They only last about 3 or 4 months before being replaced if you use the brush even once a day then gradually slow up in rotation. This is the signal to replace the brush.
1095195
I have had my steamer for about 3 years and have not needed to replace the brush. That part has held up pretty well.
498876
I have already had to replace the head once. I use it on my head. do not press hard it will eat up the mesh.
1487605
No it doesn't. Can anyone tell me how to remove the head of the brush to change it??
1814626
I don't think so. Please read your previous package for the correct brush head #.
970354
I replace my brush head about every 4 to 6 months depending on wear. The only bummer is each head costs like $10.00 to $12.00 (retail) but that won't stop me from using my Sonicare. I think the 4 pack at Costco is like $29.90something or other. That's a heck a lot more than I ever spent on regular toothbrushes but man these puppies do their job! I get the 4 pack replacement heads at Costco when available. The only other maintenance you need is that you need to clean the head completely by taking it off an cleaning the head (screw on base) inside and out (from leftover dried toothpaste foam) usually where the head screws on, inside the head, and on the outside where the brush attaches to the screw on head regularly. You should also wash the electric handle. It can be immersed with no problems. The old style toothbrush is perfect for cleaning the inside of the head and the thread. It uses induction to transfer electricity so nothing to short circuit washing the handle. That's about it for maintenance. EDITED for better coherence.
949162
Yes, the brushheads are removable and should be replaced every 3 months or so.
1089557
I've had mine for less than two years but only the brushes have needed to be replaced.
521489
I would ask the manufacturer about replacement brushes. I emailed with him about the brush when I bought it and found him very helpful.
2021939
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.
1813324
No That part of it works well. I only had my brush for 5 months and it stopped working. I have to send it back to the manufacturer and they will fix it or replace it. I have to pay to send it back.
2099429
To best of my knowledge, no. It goes and goes, and I've had mine for years before it ran out. Clean or replace your brushes regularly!