Is it convenient/easy for two people to share this toothbrush? How difficult is it to change out the brush heads?
1044095
Not hard to do. Personally, I'd rather have my own, & I'd price & compare at target & drugstores. I don't know if I got the best deal.
1044096
Fairly simple to do. It just takes a slight counter-clockwise turn to unlock the brush head from the body of the toothbrush, and then you slide the brush head up off of the plastic shaft that extends up into the brush head.
1044097
It takes about two seconds to change heads, one little twist, remove, insert new, twist back in business.You will Love It.
1119926
Oh, I don't think the battery can be replaced...I don't see a way to open it. I had my previous chargable toothbrush for years and then I only replaced it because I wanted the latest model...not because it wore out! Although I did get to where it needed charging every 2 weeks...
2051157
Its really easy, just use a hairdryer strong tooth Floss which will take a while. You can also use pliers
653087
It is not difficult - a tiny twist and pull. Same in reverse to install the brush or scrubber. I'm old and its easy to me!
1007398
It takes 2 AA batteries. I comes with then installed. I find that they last me about as long as the brush. Replacement is easy. You simply remove the bottom of the brush. There's a drawing on the bottom of the brush that shows how to do this. Be careful to replace them the same way they come out. If you reverse them, the brush won't turn on. No damage. Just take the bottom off and reverse them and you're on your way. I really like the fact that the brushes have wear indicators. Have used this toothbrush of many years and combined with Crest Pro Health I had virtually no tartar or plaque at my dental checkup yesterday. It takes 2 AA batteries. I comes with then installed. I find that they last me about as long as the brush. Replacement is easy. You simply remove the bottom of the brush. There's a drawing on the bottom of the brush that shows how to do this. Be careful to replace them the same way they come out. If you reverse them, the brush won't turn on. No damage. Just take the bottom off and reverse them and you're on your way. I really like the fact that the brushes have wear indicators. Have used this toothbrush of many years and combined with Crest Pro Health I had virtually no tartar or plaque at... » Read More It takes 2 AA batteries. I comes with then installed. I find that they last me about as long as the brush. Replacement is easy. You simply remove the bottom of the brush. There's a drawing on the bottom of the brush that shows how to do this. Be careful to replace them the same way they come out. If you reverse them, the brush won't turn on. No damage. Just take the bottom off and reverse them and you're on your way. I really like the fact that the brushes have wear indicators. Have used this toothbrush of many years and combined with Crest Pro Health I had virtually no tartar or plaque at my dental checkup yesterday. « Show Less
342587
This model has a round head which makes it easier to get around the tooth to clean. Since you don't have to apply much pressure to clean it should be easier on your gums. There will still be a couple of days before your gums will get used to the toothbrush but after that you will love the clean feeling your mouth will have after each use. The head vibrates but the handle doesn't. I've used this brand of toothbrush for over ten years and I will never go back to a manual brush again.
620654
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
342591
No, not a big head but you can get the larger head brush if you want, all the Oral B heads are interchangeable. Very good for sensitive teeth, and Oral B is understood to be the best (according to my dentist)
1046916
Yes. Did it yesterday. The brush has an articulating head which is very convenient.
2011720
i would not call it easy, but it's not terrible either. I had to get use to the disassemble and reassemble, once you get past that, it's okay.the little brush comes in handy for foods that gets stuck. I also use a bigger brush which makes the process go faster.
505130
The brush head just pulls off. You can by them from any store basicaly. The set of 3 usually runs around $20 and should last you about 3 months each head (total of 9 months)
2083288
Yes. It has a little peg you put the tooth brush heads on. You have 2 pegs that could be used at the same time.
1553379
I would have to say it would be the convenience of having just one main shaver unit. It works great. It also fits in the travel case with the main razor and head. You should look for a coupon. I found a $10 off coupon from Phillips Norelco and snapped one up. Glad I did.
2138876
Absolutely. We have two but only take one with us when we travel and just bring our own individual brush heads.
146677
I have the less expensive toothbrush. I am very pleased with it. I can't speak to the more expensive one as I have not used it.
17603
I checked with a friend who uses it a lot.. she just shakes it out.. she says that it is a problem. She likes your idea of a toothbrush.
1697500
It's very easy. Just pop out the old one and pop in a new one. It's not confusing at all. Only thing that irks me about it is that you have to purchase the compact separately. Just another gimmick to get another $11 out of people.