Changing the brush head on your Gleem battery toothbrush is a simple process designed for convenience.
Replacing Your Gleem Brush Head
According to the manufacturer, the Gleem battery brush is designed so that changing the head is straightforward, requiring no twisting or screwing. This makes keeping your brush fresh and effective easy.
Here are the steps to change the brush head:
- Grasp the Handle: Hold the main body or handle of your Gleem toothbrush securely.
- Locate the Brush Head: Identify the brush head you wish to remove.
- Grasp the Brush Head: Grasp the brush head at either the base or neck (the skinny part) where it connects to the handle.
- Pull Straight Up: While holding the handle steady, pull the brush head straight up and away from the handle. It should detach easily.
- Important Note: The brush head does not need to be screwed or twisted on or off.
Why Change Your Brush Head Regularly?
Replacing your toothbrush head is crucial for effective oral hygiene. Over time, bristles wear out and become less effective at cleaning teeth and gums. Dentists typically recommend changing your brush head every 3-4 months, or sooner if the bristles become frayed.
| Action | Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Removing Old Head | Grasp base/neck, pull straight up | No twisting or screwing needed |
| Attaching New Head | (Not covered in reference, but typically push straight down) | Ensure a secure fit |
Keeping a supply of replacement heads ensures you can maintain optimal cleaning performance with your Gleem toothbrush.
