I want to verify that this is 6 brushes, 6 holders, and how many heads that attach to brushes? Also how hard is it to remove/attach heads?
1436265
Hi there Firefly. Yes there are 6 brushes and holders. They are NOT detachable. They are traditional toilet brushes.
1436266
Yes, there are 6 of each. I have never tried to remove or attach a new head.
1436267
6 brushes and holders. You can't change out heads. Just throw them away when they're done.
1436268
Yes its 6 brushes and holders. The heads come attached to the handles and cannot be removed.
1436269
Yes, you get six brush handles with attached heads and six holders. the brush heads are non removable. i will say that this is the best toilet brush i have ever used.
1436270
There are 6 brushes and 6 holders, and I have never removed or attached the heads.
1436271
The ones that I receive are 6 brushes and 6 holders. The heads are not removable and changeable. But, on Subscribe and Save that works for me okay. I just change them out every so often because the price is right. Hope this helps.
1436272
Yes, there are six and the heads do bot come off. Description was confusing but I went ahead and purchased and they are the same as you see in the stores.
1436273
Oh yeah...I actually sent this back because I didn't realize it was a half dozen...not sure about removing the heads
1436274
What you see on the picture, you get 6 of them. So 6 brushes with 6 holders. Not sure about the head you are asking about.
959313
There is a No. 8 but no No. 1 and 5 brushes. This set only has even numbers sorry.
1730991
I'm not sure number wise but i put two qtips next to the brush and that's how long they all are hope that helps.
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)
1716687
The toothbrush holder is for 5 items. It is separate from the toothpaste dispenser. The dispenser was so bad I sent it back. It would not stay together when we tried to get toothpaste out.
152897
All 5 bundles yes its enough but i have a really small head so i only used 3 bundles ! Yes the bundles are small but like i said all 5 bundles is enough! And it last long i had it in for almost 1 month already and it still looks good
2138875
Yes. The holder of brushes can accommodate 4 separate brushes, so 4 people or all you can keep track of.
1202848
If I remember correctly, there are 2 sets of brushes. The front set does not come out. The second set pops out very easily. I think there is a small tab that you press and they come right out.
259613
The system I have works by pulling straight out on the end of the brush head. There may be different systems; some might require releasing in some manner prior to removal. I would suggest that you request information from the manufacturer. When submitting your request, you should include the name, model, serial number, and any other information you might find on the charging unit or brush body.
1477108
There was only one brush head that I remember. What strucjk me as odd/different was that it the base had the center battery square but not the cover that goes over it.he base cover just fine--actually smaller footprint. I wish I would not have been quick to dispose of the old toothbrush. But no big deal works without t
1918268
Yes there were four brushes, they fit my old Clairsonic, not a Mia. But the brushes were very soft, not regular at all. what a shame because they were certainly a great price. I am not sure what my model is, it is really old.
1650921
No tool needed. Just push it on and pull it off. All one unit. I much prefer the dual brush heads to the single ones.
1181269
There is one brush head. You need to order an additional package of replacement heads if you want more than one!
1545023
Yes, yes it does. The brushes are fully removable if you don't want them. I found that it works a bit better if one of the front brushes is removed.
1782099
3 brushes two charges and a travel drawstring pouch. No regrets go for it!!!
1155170
Each brush head has a cover over it the same way the actual Clarisonic brushes do. I suppose anything is possible in the assembling process, but I have had no problems or reactions with the brushes I received. I am happy with my purchase.
529654
it's not difficult and absolutely necessary if you want it to continue to function properly. we have 2 dogs and three cats, and although hubby is bald i have hair down to my waist, so needless to say i'm daily vacuuming an assortment of hair of varying lengths. i'm assuming you are hoping to clean the head beyond the cursory just removing hair/carpet fibers from the bristles of the roller. first you'll have to un-do the two plastic 'screws' on the bottom of the unit. a dime or rounded tip of a butter knife work best. once that's removed find the 4 screw-holes. these screws require a star-tipped tool(we bought a set of them in varying sizes) once you've unscrewed these 4 screws the next bottom plate can be lifted free. at this point you'll be able to free the roller brush bar from the head. pay special attention to both ends of the roller where it attaches to the head assembly. in my experience both ends become literally packed with wound up hair, which ultimately prevents the roller from rotating at all. i've used needle-nosed pliers, tweezers, upholstery needles all in my efforts to remove the wound up debris. experience will teach you what best works for yours. while you have it apart it pays to go ahead and remove everything else that's become trapped in/around the moving part. the head can be taken apart further, though i don't do that usually but twice a year. it's a matter of a few more screws and close attention to putting it all back as it was. however the thorough cleaning of the roller bar i suspect is what you are most interested in. in my experience(with our # of animals etc,) i have to disassemble mine at least once a month to keep it turning freely and doing an optimal job. hope this helps. m. waite