When you travel with this brush do you put it in a case or just toss it in your bag and go? I just wonder how "fragile" it is when you're on the go!
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Hi, I have not used it for travel as I don't travel much at all. I would think putting it in a bag would be fine as long as the bag is not compressed. I really don't considerate it fragile. It is very comparable to any brush that you would find at Walmart or Sally's. I bought one at Sally's for 9.99 that has a wooden handle and I like better. Much more natural bristle and has a wooden handle.
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I find these brushes to be very sturdy. I take good care of mine but I don't think just putting it in your bag will hurt it.
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Not fragile- may want to put it in a ziplock bag so it doesn't poke your nice things!
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I put it in my toiletries bag. Never had trouble. It's sturdy and well made. You can always spruce it up when you get back with the cleaning brush that comes with it.Update*** Threw the brush in checked luggage for International flight. Did great. No worries with this thing.
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I can't live without my "brush" so I made a travel carrier for it! I found a plastic container (for keeping food in the refrig or freezer) that the head of the brush fit in with the little brush on the head to protect the bristles. I cut a place for the handle to go through and put on the lid and the brush is protected. I can stick it anyplace in my suitcase and not worry!
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I would simply carry it as a walking stick. If traveling, I'd also take a folding cane-- like hurricane, re -- and pack it folded in luggage.
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I believe I've only ever gotten 1 brush at a time, but as they last so long, I've kept different colors in my bathrooms and always had two ready for travel in Ziploc bags-I don't know why, now that they finally have developed a case for the brush, they sell 3 at a time, except for people like me who have been buying the brushes over the years and now have cases to store them in-I hope that answers your question as I've only seen the brushes sold separately not in 3's.
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This is the brush set. I think you may be thinking of the travel roll-up bag. It has a handle.
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I've had no problem with the handle, or with the entire brush. Will order another one I need the next one.
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I have had mine a couple months and I travel often so it spends a lot of time in my suitcase getting beat around. However you would not know it to see it. I am not sure has far as how long the iconic charge lasts since I have only had it a couple months. I love this brush more than anything I have used before!
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There is a toothbrush cover that fits just the brush part of the tooth brush. Amazon sells them in sets of 5, made by PLAKSMAKERS, search ("tooth brush covers") . You can buy them anywhere. Not a travel case for the whole brush, but keeps the brush more hygienic. Hope this helps.
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Yes, this device can be used with or without the brush. I had a similar tool that wore out after 24 years of use, but this product has a better design and a better bag. When the bag wears out, I use one of my wife's old nylon knee high stockings, held in place with a rubber band. Sorry, my folks were from the depression era and some of their thriftiness rubbed off on me.
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Dawn, you made a good choice. I am able to travel internationally and domestically with mine and have never had a problem in security. No disassembling is required - the tip portion is a very tight fit however. Simply pull away the non-pen tip section to expose the pen tip and reverse the cap/clip section. Best, Tony
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Mine lasted for three weeks and then quit. But it wasn't the batteries themselves as I tried new ones and it still didn't work. Now I just use it as a travel case for my toothbrush. I like the size. It's easy to find when I need it.
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Have used brush for many years purchased a second one for travel but have not replaced a battery yet
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I really prefer the travel size. I have both travel and standard size brushes from Sigma and the travel size is just easier for me to handle and use. Hope that helps!
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Pack pretty small. Obviously not as small as plastic ones. Mouth would take a bit. Be easier to bring a small pump or get one at store. Hotel may even do it for you.
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I've had my blue one for about a year. I put mine in bags with other stuff and have to admit I tend to toss my bag at the end of the day. It's been dropped and rubs against things in my bag. It has one teeny, tiny scratch.
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You can try a company called RADIUS. Radiustoothbrush.com. They have travel cases for $2.95
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It would be good for brushes. I would still keep it in a sleeved bag for stuff that does come out. For the most part it does not. For liquid items, I do carry a small bottle of antibacterial stuff (less than two oz). Anything larger would not work as well. I try to keep the width less than 1.5". I keep it in my own travel bag for work & it does keep things pretty flat in which I find very space saving.
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I do not remember a travel case when I opened it. I'm pretty sure the travel case I have is my old one that I kept when I had to through my old sonicare out. I hope this helps.