"How does this brush differ from the Platinum? Are the Diamond brushheads superior to the ProResults brushheads or is it a matter of preference?
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I think the Diamond brushheads are "better" but feel that the ProResults does the job for less money. There's a point of diminishing returns.
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I like both brands. They both perform about the same, Gelish I think lasts slightly longer. I find them both to be about the same to remove. I like the Gelish brushes and the cost better.
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Yes. In our household we use a mixture of ProResults, DiamondClean, and InterCare heads interchangeably on this handle (and on several older Sonicare handles). The DiamondClean and InterCare heads have a newer base design that seems to slide on and off a bit more smoothly than the ProResults, but they all work just fine.
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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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No, the older Sonicare models have large twist-off brush heads. The newer models have pins instead of threading. If your brush handle has threading (grooves in the plastic for twist-off parts) then these Pro Results heads will NOT work. If your brush handle is completely flat and closed (not a hollowed out end) with one silver pin sticking straight up, then these brush heads will fit on that pin.
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Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of toothbrush with arrows to line up so that brush is locked in. I can Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of... » Read More Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of toothbrush with arrows to line up so that brush is locked in. I can « Show Less
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The pro blades are made for durability. So they will last longer. As for the differences in fine and coarse blades. It is the smoothness of the cut, I guess you could say. The fine blade will make a smoother cut. If you're trimming a cat, I would use a fine blade. You can use either though. I groom dogs. If I have a nasty, matted dog, I will use the coarser blade, to get knocked off fast, then go back with the fine blade to smooth it out, and look good. :-)
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I only own this one. So i do not know for sure. However my assumption would be that this one costs more because the handle is more eye appealing and the brush knot is larger (more bristles) (thicker and fuller), etc.
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I am out of clarisonic brushes so I can't compare but I think not. I am sensitive to noise so I think if there had been a marked change I would have noticed. Further, I did have a funny, high pinched noise with my generic brushes on my sonic are toothbrush and it did break. I am not having that with these brushes on the clarisonic. Honestly...I think they are better than the ones clarisonic makes. Not better for the price just better. For example I feel that when I 'lock' them into place it is a tighter fit than the clarisonic ones. In fairness, this is my first package and I have only used the first head but I am very pleased and have had no foreshadowing of poor quality control.
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I would have to say in between. I, myself, prefer a medium and was rather pleased with these heads. Finding anything other than 'Fine' bristles (DDS preferred & recommended) has become a daunting task.
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First, I had no problem with the four I bought. The Ultreo was by far and away the best toothbrush we ever had. However, I am confused. I thought they went out of business. But I see that on their site www.Ultreo.com they are selling the brush for $150. Then again, Amazon is selling it for $200. I just bought a DazzlePro and it seems to be almost as good as the Ultreo.
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I researched them and found the motors were all the same, I'm guessing the difference was in housings or length of cord, but the multi purpose I bought was built quite well for my usage. It's solid and does a good job, first week I cleaned 1200 sq' of flagstone outside and then 500 of clearcoats flagstone indoors. The one I bought did not come with brushes and it might be good to buy 2 or 3 different types, but its a good machine
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I believe the only differences are a different stand that holds an 'additional' brush head on it,as well as a different setting that is 'supposed' to make your teeth whiter(which I highly doubt.The vesrion that's $100 less also has that setting on it as well.I'd simply stick with the one that's the least expensive.Go look at the difference in your local drugstore if you want to 'see' the difference,otherwise play it smart.You'd be spending an extra $100 on basically nothing.
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I have not used the paint shaver pro however I am very pleased with this unit. I stripped clapboards on my house quickly. It is messy. Paint chips fly everywhere. Use safety glasses and a ball cap if you don't want to be picking paint chips out of your hair for the next three days! Practice first on a scrap piece. There is a certain technique to get used to.
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They are both well made. The real reason to have the platinum over the klein in my opinion is the connector you can use with it. See these connectors and you'll see why it is different (it cuts after the cables are in the connector). Platinum Tools 100010C EZ-RJ45 Cat 6+ Connectors.
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Only Phillips can tell you for sure about this compatibility, but I was using the Pro-results brush, and the Diamnond-Clean brush head fit that handle just fine. Hard to keep up with all the various model numbers Phillips has for these "tooth maintenance" systems! One Phillips site listed Diamond-Clean on a 6921 model, so if handle end is similar to 6930 there's a good chance it will fit. If it does not fit, I expect that Amazon would exchange it for you (and Phillips has a 90 day "like it or your money back" policy, too).
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I buy the ProResults HX6013. It says "For best results use genuine Philips Sonicare brush heads" on the package. I order online from Amazon. Good Luck.,P