How do you remove the brush head? It seems hard to take off without damaging the plastic
1610097
It seems that the brush head is built from teo pieces. Anyway i didnt used it till now because the charger is 110 v and i live in Europe where we use 220v and i didnt buyied any converter till this moment.
1610098
I don't know. Haven't had to remove it yet. I suspect that if you push the little button with a small screwdriver, it will pop loose. It is recessed enough that it appears to be flush with the brush shaft, so is not easy to press with the finger or thumb.
1610099
it comes with a special tool to remove it, and the explanation, it shouldn´t be hard for anyone to do it
1610100
New brush heads that I purchased came with a little tool that helps remove the head. Do you have this tool?
1610101
There's a small notch right below the brush head that you're supposed to push/hold down and pull off the brush head. Your tooth brush should have came with a small plastic piece for this that you lay against the tooth brush and press. If you don't have that piece you can use something to push that little notch down. Hope that helps.
1262970
pop the top(the "handle" it takes a little effort!)then take off the clear plastic part. The cap on the bottom acts as a funnel to help! let me know if that helps!
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.)
1753859
I suppose you could use another brush or a comb, but removing it by hand seems the easiest method to me.
47590
I first tried with some pliers. But they were scratching everything up. I then just used my thumb to sort of push in the catch just for one of the four points and then I pulled pretty hard. That finally popped that part out and no damage done. Did it for the other three attach points and nothing damaged. The plastic is more resilient than you would think.
1585387
I've never removed mine. Maybe just for cleaning purposes? You can't even tell it is removable. Works great.
1925472
Yes the mop head is very easy to change out; just follow the directions by pulling the handle opposite way. The brush attachment however is very difficult to remove and I've searched online to see if anyone has figured it out...no luck yet.
1205095
Yes, you can remove the brush. You need to use something in the shape of a quarter, and loosen the end that holds the brush. It does take a little energy to loosen though. I also use a small pair of scissors to cut through the long hairs, and then remove with my hands. I also have a little tool that can take the lint and other items out, kind of like a comb. Then you put the brush back into the holder and tighten. Remember to look in the bottom of the sweeper to be sure that nothing is lodged inside, which will prevent the machine from working, when this happens. I do not have any pets, so I hope this helps.
554841
take off the cap and carefully cut off the tip...just enough so that it comes out
1359765
Press down on the Release button and then pull off. It is a bit rough at 1st but you will get it. Also, it helps if you hold opposite diagonal corners to pull off the lid.
324225
Just line up the 2 pieces of plastic on back of lid and wiggle and push it on. I take mine off too clean
1445561
I used some pliers. They are very tight. I had to tare off a chunk of it and keep pulling on it until it finally came off. Good luck.
1974054
I use a flathead screwdriver and pry it off. There are 3 little pieces that hold it in. I found the first time that I need to be more aggressive than I thought was safe, but it came off with no damage. Just work the screwdriver around the outside metal ring and you'll get it off.
353097
Just pull it out. Make sure that u removed all tapes that the brush might have been secured with.
672561
ive taken mine off with no problems... up to you but just pull a little harder.. or use something thin like a metal nail file and slide it underneath
111235
There's a screw in the middle of the plastic tip, so I'm guessing you can remove that and slide out the rows of the brush for cleaning. It's very easy to clean just leaving it intact, though. As for the hardness of the bristles, they are mostly rigid but have a little bend when forced.
949167
Yes. Just pull it off. It should be removed periodically to clean between the brush head and the power unit. Replacement brush heads can be purchased.