Does the handle stay on the brush stem? My current brush handle constantly separates from the stem and drives me crazy!
1261635
as of right now i have no problems with that hahathe handle is pretty steady on it :P
1261636
I've never had a problem with it separating - but I don't use it frequently.
1261637
The handle on the bottle brush is a secure connection. Even if you try to twist the stem from the black rubber handle it doesn't budge. The black rubber handle allows you to have a good grip while washing glasses and vases.
1261638
I am sorry that I can not answer your question at this time since I have not yet used the product. What I can tell you is the I own a few other OXO products and they have been truly great (Great Quality). This is why I went ahead and purchase this product. I am going to use this product to wash my aluminum sports water/Juice bottle, it will reach the bottom and will do the job well. Hope this information will help you make a good decision. ALL THE BEST! Sincerely; DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com and http://www.performanceandsoundco.com.
1261639
Yes, the handle is one with the brush. Great quality and the bristles are not stiff but just right to do the cleaning.
2062627
I believe so. I hang mine from the bottom of the black handle. It also will hang from the smaller diameter of the chrome piece. It is a very nice brush.
1572783
I bought this model for my wife as a replacement for an earlier Philips Sonicare brush that had a much wider and more stable base. In attempting to use less counter space, Philips made the base too small. My wife's brush doesn't topple over, but it's precarious. I don't have a full answer to your question, but I suggest you discuss the problem online with Philips Customer Service, and then probably return the brush and exchange it for a new one. However, I doubt that a new brush will correct the problem. I think it's a matter of design. See what Philips has to say about the problem.
949168
It is removable BUT you should know that removing it is sometimes more difficult than it should be. The brush head doesn't have any gripping ridges on it -it's smooth. Pulling the head off can be tricky when it's wet, especially if you've slopped a little toothpaste bubbles on it. My wife and I were sharing a brush handle at first but I quickly decided to buy a second brush so we wouldn't have to be pulling the brush heads off all the time. (It is NOT necessary to remove the brush head to rinse it.)
1735665
the handle is made of plastic. many grill brushes are. my personal problem with this one was the adhesive that kept the sockets of bristles in place. cleaning the grill while it was on high heat apparently loosened or melted away the glue and chunks of bristles were falling out! i know bits of bristles fall out over time but not chunks and when I only used it like 4 or 5 times!!! decent brush but not the "industrial grade" it claims to be.
1442489
I've them a few months and the bristles are still intact. It seems to me that bristles coming out - and on the first day - is neither normal or acceptable. I have a quite old (and cheap) bristle brush with the bristles being pushed back into the brush, as if whatever's holding them to the base has let go - but they do not fall out, even if the brush is somewhat useless now because only the topmost part of the bristles show. However, the Spornettes are fine and seem quite sturdy.
1087261
The stem does not come off. I just hold it under a faucet to clean after each use being careful not to get the battery area wet. Hope this is helpful.
1181457
This has not happened to me; however, I feel like this brush head was poorly made compared to the original one I had. The bristles did wilt a little faster and the plastic makes noise as if it is not securely tightened into the handheld.
2257652
Actually the two attachments (combs) can stay strongly on the styler by sliding it onto the styler. However, the bristle head is really too wide to stay long enough. That is my experience with it. What I tried to do is to do it slowly and carefully and mostly tend not to use the last attachment because of this but i guess this is not what you should be doing with your styler it should be easier to use all the attachments.
571764
No. The brush fits into an area similar to a quart milk bottle. The hard stem/handle is almost 3/4" and the bristles extend another 3/4". I snuggly clean a drinking bottle with a 1 1/2" opening.
1073957
I've never had a problem with the handle coming loose however when I use it I place it on a granite countertop as it the whole unit came loose on a wooden table , never budged on the counter though. I truly love this unit works like a charm.
1261572
No. I did not have any problems. But make sure the brush head is on. If it is not pushed in correctly it will not work.
2260059
The handle on mine is permanently attached. The sharpener was ready for use out of the box. What you are experiencing does not sound proper. Hope this helps.
2261845
I have the same problem. The old brush stays on, the new one doesn't even click into place and detaches immediately. I try to hold it in place but it is a real hassle. The old one worked fine. Not sure what or why changes were made.
1404252
That's a handle. Incidently, I ordered one (a handle) and I never could get it to fit properly to the stem to which it attaches.
1095934
Yes it does for the most part it does occasionaly fall off, but its not an issue as the brush itself is great
1399546
Annie ... I had no problem getting the end cap to stay in place. I simply place the end-cap on the handle, then turned it over and struck it fairly hard on the floor.