Silicone wrapper Does anyone have a current link to the silicone wraps for the Sonicare brushes? Somebody posted a link (out of date last I checked) that keep water out of the brush head joint. They are colored silicone covers.Otherwise, it's weekly maintence trying to get water out of the recessed body where the magnet end inserts into the brush unit. Or can someone post a tip for getting in there to dry it. Qtips are OK but not the best tool. Silicone wrapper Does anyone have a current link to the silicone wraps for the Sonicare brushes? Somebody posted a link (out of date last I checked) that keep water out of the brush head joint.... » Read More Silicone wrapper Does anyone have a current link to the silicone wraps for the Sonicare brushes? Somebody posted a link (out of date last I checked) that keep water out of the brush head joint. They are colored silicone covers.Otherwise, it's weekly maintence trying to get water out of the recessed body where the magnet end inserts into the brush unit. Or can someone post a tip for getting in there to dry it. Qtips are OK but not the best tool. « Show Less
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See the review by "Budan" for simple way to eliminate this problem. You can get the silicone grease at most any hardware store in the Plumbing Department. It's a one time fix.
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The stopper is surrounded with silicone, not rubber. It will definitely withstand any amount of heat your bathtub could provide. I have silicone cookware and love it. The silicone also provides a great grip/suction interface with the tub and shower. It has smaller drain holes than most drain covers and prevents hair going down the drain. Am very pleased with it.
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I love the silicon dipper! It's so easy to use and keep clean. I think it's better than an all wooden dipper. I find it works great for honey!!!
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Hi there! The model number for this is:HX6962/70. It is the Sonicare "Flexcare" and it has the "Diamond Clean" brush head which is what my oral surgeon specifically recommended to me. I hope this answers your question, but if not, please let me know and I will see if I can be of more assistance. ☺
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Silicone? - it's a rubber product - I've bought 3 of these, one for me and 2 for family members. I love it - after I use it, I rinse it off and stick it into the dishwasher. The bottom grip keeps the grater secure, blades are sharp - I use it constantly.
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Any primer you wish. The silicone will stick to anything and seal perfectly. Keep in mind that nothing will stick to the silicone, including paint; once the silicone is cured it repels everything. Even oil based paints. You can not paint or seal this silicone. Most primers and varnishes are not "waterproof". The only paint I know of that's submersably waterproof is pool paint. You'd prime, paint, then silicone if you need a leak-proof joint, otherwise use a regular caulk.
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Hi Alcy V, Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! Thank you for your interest in our product! This bundle of silicone cases is currently back in stock :) Should you have any more questions, please feel free to contact us at the following customer service link:
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Works great! Use it everyday. I also have a silicone sleve on mine as well. You will like it.
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Barbara, I'm sorry, I can't help you. I have a Sonicare "FlexCare+" toothbrush, not Easy Clean. These brush heads fit my unit perfectly.
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There are two brushes that come with the sonic care toothbrush system. I have only used one of them. To me it seems fine - not too soft not too hard. I hope this helps!
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Hi Jason. I love the water chef. We have the metal model. There is a really good quality plastic cover on the shower wand that the water does flow through. I know what you mean about the cheapy plastic shower wands and covers but this is way better. The hose has a spiral metal cover, not sure what kind of tubing is within that flexible metal. I have a latex allergy and have had zero problem with this shower filter/wand system. My suggestion is call the company.. they have great customer service and may sell it to you with a money back guarantee taking into account your health issues. But I bet you will like it. Happy to help. Melinda
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Hello,Elaine my dear. You could contact the mfgr.,or do what I did. I lived in Ms.when I gpt mine,and used it almost daily walking to my spot on this pretty creek. I called it Eden,it was so beautiful! (Got bit by a water moccosin there too-there are snakes in Eden)! Anyway,I about wore the tip out,so I went to Wal-Mart and bought a rubber Stryker tip for a crutch. (Cane size is too small). Then I filled it with Permatex Ultra-Blue gasket maker-waterproof-and let it set over night. Still have that same tip on it,three years later. Oh,the little deal that keeps it from sinking in? Leave it on. Hope this helps you,Elaine. Thanks for letting me help you. Steve
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Hi Edward. This is not the Sonic Care Toothbrush replacement set. The Sonic Care is typically two brushes, approximately $25.00 for both. The product shown is a piece of first class junk. I bought one for a good price for travel and it lasted about 16 months or so. I had a heck of a time ordering the replacement heads from the manufacturer and even as a "guest" could not purchase through them. I ended up buying them less expensively through amazon.com and as soon as they arrived the Diamond quit working. I have two Sonic Care electric brushes that are at least 5 years old. Do yourself a favor and forget Diamond and go with Sonic Care. I promise you will be grateful that you did. Best wishes, Stephen Hi Edward. This is not the Sonic Care Toothbrush replacement set. The Sonic Care is typically two brushes, approximately $25.00 for both. The product shown is a piece of first class junk. I bought one for a good price for travel and it lasted about 16 months or so. I had a heck of a time ordering the replacement heads from the manufacturer and even as a "guest" could not purchase through them. I ended up buying them less expensively through amazon.com and as soon as they arrived the Diamond quit working. I have two Sonic Care electric brushes that are at least 5 years old. Do... » Read More Hi Edward. This is not the Sonic Care Toothbrush replacement set. The Sonic Care is typically two brushes, approximately $25.00 for both. The product shown is a piece of first class junk. I bought one for a good price for travel and it lasted about 16 months or so. I had a heck of a time ordering the replacement heads from the manufacturer and even as a "guest" could not purchase through them. I ended up buying them less expensively through amazon.com and as soon as they arrived the Diamond quit working. I have two Sonic Care electric brushes that are at least 5 years old. Do yourself a favor and forget Diamond and go with Sonic Care. I promise you will be grateful that you did. Best wishes, Stephen « Show Less
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Roz - I misled you. The sonicare came with no brush heads. I ordered a 3-pack with it. Sorry for confusion.
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I would like to know the same thing, Sonia. There are 2 different hand powerbrushes available and I, for the life of me, cannot figure out which one fits the Oxygen cannister vac! any thoughts anyone?
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I got mine in a 2for1 deal-- it might have been Groupon, I don't remember. The one I gave to my kids and it barely lasted 6 mos, but I'm pretty sure my son took it apart to "see how it worked"... however mine has worked great for almost 3 years now. In fact even my dentist was pleased, bought one herself and now recommends them (along with Sonic care) I basically got mine free, but I wouldn't have paid $99 for it reading all of the negative reviews. Apparently I got lucky, but I love mine. I get the replacement heads once a year, though. If you're the only one using it I can't see why you wold need replacement so often since you rotate using the three brushes. I got mine in a 2for1 deal-- it might have been Groupon, I don't remember. The one I gave to my kids and it barely lasted 6 mos, but I'm pretty sure my son took it apart to "see how it worked"... however mine has worked great for almost 3 years now. In fact even my dentist was pleased, bought one herself and now recommends them (along with Sonic care) I basically got mine free, but I wouldn't have paid $99 for it reading all of the negative reviews. Apparently I got lucky, but I love mine. I get the replacement heads once a year, though. If you're the only one using it I can't see... » Read More I got mine in a 2for1 deal-- it might have been Groupon, I don't remember. The one I gave to my kids and it barely lasted 6 mos, but I'm pretty sure my son took it apart to "see how it worked"... however mine has worked great for almost 3 years now. In fact even my dentist was pleased, bought one herself and now recommends them (along with Sonic care) I basically got mine free, but I wouldn't have paid $99 for it reading all of the negative reviews. Apparently I got lucky, but I love mine. I get the replacement heads once a year, though. If you're the only one using it I can't see why you wold need replacement so often since you rotate using the three brushes. « Show Less
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I prefer the thinner rinse and wish I could find it. When ever I buy my rinses either through Amazon or at CVS its always thick. I believe this is how they are making this product now by adding a styling jell. I could be wrong. Maybe there's a way to call them and find out for sure/