About how often do the brushes need to be replaced?
1066796
They last a long time. I can't tell you how long I had the first one but I know it was at least five or more years.
1066797
This is the first time I have used this machine. The sweeper was being discarded, and I re-purposed it. The person who had it before me used it for years. The unit doesn't always get everything, but it is great for quick clean ups without getting out the vacuum.
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.
1633175
I've only used the face cleaning brush so far. I have been using it for 3 months, and will probably look for a new cleaning brush soon, some of the bristles are starting to be a bit out of shape.
1303250
I just recently purchased the brush, so I haven't had to change it yet. They recommend changing it every three months.
876027
Good question...one that I never thought of. I walked out to my deck and looked closely at the one I recently purchased. All the brushes are fastened to to the frame with phillips screws so they would be easily replaced. As the whether or not replacemnet brushes are available.....I don't know. I will say the thing is very sturdy and well built.
1859082
HI, The cleaning brushes last so long that I don't see any need to buy brushes. I use this sweeper ever day in my carpeted computer room and love this sweeper. I have two of the sweepers and hope the company continues to make them and Amazon keeps selling them. I am not sure if brushes are replaceable.
263409
I would estimate a long time. They are well built and in some pretty good scrubbing sessions I didn't lose bristles or notice any deterioration.
777640
I've been testing my new Botvac80 the past couple days. On the first few cleaning runs the dust bin fills up and I have to take it out and clean it (very quick and easy) plus clean the filter and possibly the brush (takes 5min or less) Shouldn't be expensive to maintain if the filter lasts several months with regular cleaning, but only time will tell. Right now extra filters are not in stock and it might be quite sometime before the price comes down on them too. Hopefully the brush and battery will last a long time too and not need expensive replacement, but that too only time will tell.
292420
I bought replacement brushes on Amazon several years ago. It was clear which ones to buy. Have not checked recently to see what they are offering.
1045506
Its depends of the size or the aquarium and number of fishes. Don't believe the company, I use to replace maybe each 3-4 month and some components do not have to be replace, only wash them. Regards!!!
715841
I have searched the internet and found that replacement brushes are expensive. You might as well by a whole new tooth brush. It is cheaper than replacing the brushes.
1340137
Mine lasts for about 2 months easy. My setting is "Clean" so it runs for 2 minutes each time I brush.
714248
The owner's manual says replace every year for heavy use, every 2 years for normal use and every three years for light use. I use it only at night as opposed to the recommended constant 24 hour condinuous use, so I think I probably waited 4 years, which was much too long as it was really dirty.
716670
That is a good question. I have had mine for over 9 months--due to being a personal chef--I wash a LOT of dishes/pots/pans by hand. I still haven't needed to replace the brush head. That being said, I have looked for replacements & there isn't any. Here is probably why--as best I can see how it is constructed, it would not be as efficient with a replaceable brush. I have had many other brands--& ALL have leaked out soap---bristles couldn't withstand high temps of pan or HOT water. Being that this one lasted so far 9 mths & still going--for the $9 bucks I paid--I say it's still worth it. I will get a new one when this one is totally worn out--but it just keeps on going on strong--- That is a good question. I have had mine for over 9 months--due to being a personal chef--I wash a LOT of dishes/pots/pans by hand. I still haven't needed to replace the brush head. That being said, I have looked for replacements & there isn't any. Here is probably why--as best I can see how it is constructed, it would not be as efficient with a replaceable brush. I have had many other brands--& ALL have leaked out soap---bristles couldn't withstand high temps of pan or HOT water. Being that this one lasted so far 9 mths & still going--for the $9 bucks I paid--I say it's still worth it. I... » Read More That is a good question. I have had mine for over 9 months--due to being a personal chef--I wash a LOT of dishes/pots/pans by hand. I still haven't needed to replace the brush head. That being said, I have looked for replacements & there isn't any. Here is probably why--as best I can see how it is constructed, it would not be as efficient with a replaceable brush. I have had many other brands--& ALL have leaked out soap---bristles couldn't withstand high temps of pan or HOT water. Being that this one lasted so far 9 mths & still going--for the $9 bucks I paid--I say it's still worth it. I will get a new one when this one is totally worn out--but it just keeps on going on strong--- « Show Less
1091348
I dont think so. All I do is insert the bit and make sure it has enough lubrication and it does the job I need it to do. Might recommend you contact the manufacture and see if you can get a copy of the owners manual. I expect the current brushes to last awhile.
1635490
I replaced mine when it was not working anymore. Otherwise if it's cleaned well, you don't need to replace it often or at all.
2019796
Sonicare says replace every 6 months maximum. Depending how often you brush, the force you use against your teeth, and the number of people using the brush (for those who like to share), it varies. I've been replacing mine every six months or so. A two pack lasts a year and is generally cheaper to buy than a single brush head. Don't be afraid to rinse the brush head under water to clean it. Let it dry before you use again. Never immerse the handle/body in water, however.