Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Classic Clean Powered Toothbrush, 1 Count

Fits well. Good value for the money. Have ordered and used this items for years.

I ordered the Gold and received Blue. That would be an Amazon picking error.However the product is great and does a wonderful job.

This was on sale for like four bucks. My wife has had one for years and the dentist noted her improved dental condition. I have had a Sonicare for a long time, but wanted to try this one. The Sonicare is like seventy bucks and the replacement heads about eight. Here is an advantage to this unit that is not provided in the product description: it runs on TWO DOUBLE A BATTERIES! With that kind of power supply, it lasts about a year without changing the batteries, brushing two minutes twice per day. And the unit comes with TWO DURACELL BATTERIES already installed in the package. This is a very good deal, especially for traveling since the Sonicare does not hold a charge for me any longer. If you have trouble getting the battery cover off, the reason is that the gasket provides a tight fit to keep the water/moistrue away from the battery compartment. Twist the cap off to the left and then GENTLY pull it off. This is a very nice unit.Let me take this opportunity to provide a "secret" about good dental health: cavities are caused by an acidic ph imbalance in the mouth. Sugars are acidic and that is why they promote tooth decay. It is necessary to change the ph balance in your mouth to neutral, just like you change/monitor the ph balance in your pool. If it is out of balance, algae will grow in your pool. The way to keep your mouth with the proper ph balance is to use baking soda along with toothpaste when you brush. I just dip the wet brush head in baking soda (cheap as the day is long) and then put some toothpaste on top. My dental health has never been better and our dentist is impressed. My bi-annual cleaning is now done in no time at all because I have no plaque build-up, and of course no more cavities.Cheers.

My hygienist used to ask me if I flossed regularly and I'd say yes -- every six months right before I came in. That was ten years ago when I bought my first spin brush. My hygienist now has said "I don't know what you're doing, but make sure you keep doing it". My first spin brush took ten years to break and I just replaced it with another one. The secret to low plaque levels, I believe is the actual spin brush attachment itself. If you buy this product, the first thing you should do when you get it is to throw away the brush that comes with it. Or, do as I do and use it for cleaning jewelry or grout. Go to your favorite grocery store and buy new refills, BUT, make sure they are "dual action". My refills all seem to have the Arm and Hammer brand on them and it's hard to find the words "dual action" but it's on the back of the package about a third the way down. What this means is 1) the round part spins as expected, and 2) the lower part moves forward and back at high speed. This movement allows the lower brush bristles to work their way in between the teeth, the same way floss does, ergo the statement from my hygienist. You might want to take the included brush with you to make sure you get the right dual action one as they look almost alike. And, yes, I agree that the battery compartment lid is hard to get off and the on/off switch gets slippery when wet, which is why 4 stars instead of 5. But oh how nice it is to have really clean teeth. Remember, if you don't get the dual action brushes you're wasting your money.

works like a charm very inexpensive and works very well would recommend it to others! thank you.

first off: i got a bum brush. at first, i thought maybe it was just the batteries, but after putting in fresh batteries and the speed still not changing- I knew it was the brush itself. my old brush that I was replacing had more speed than this. so I returned it. I'm just going to keep my old one and order fresh heads. but like I said, it was just a bad brush. probably would not happen again.anyway, I remember vividly the first time I tried a spinbrush. It was 12 years ago, and I remember a few of my friends told me "it makes you feel like you just left the dentist". so, I tried it. that was 12 years ago – I have not gone back to a regular toothbrush since then. I just can't. Sometimes I have no choice but to use my boyfriends extra toothbrush, which is just standard, and I feel like I have not even brushed my teeth!! I can still feel plaque around the gumline. also, I know it has a lot to do with genes, but I've only had one cavity my entire life. A cavity that I got before I started using the spinbrush. I am 30, and I've been using the spinbrush almost half my life. every time I go for a dental cleaning, the hygienist barely has to do anything.. if at all, and always complements me on my complete lack of tartar and/or plaque. I floss, but I did not always. The spinbrush has a way of getting in between your teeth and almost flossing for you. Everyone's mouth is different. Some people get food stuck between their teeth easily, others do not. But this toothbrush, paired with flossing daily, will give you almost impeccable dental check ups (unless, perhaps, you have poor teeth genetically). Like I said, after using this, a normal standard toothbrush is just like a cruel joke. I am also a relatively heavy smoker, and I still get compliments on how white my teeth are. Granted, I use whitening strips one or twice a year, but I am still impressed. I will admit though, I am somewhat neurotic about teeth brushing (and I am so scared of getting yellow smokers teeth), so I brush about five times a day. Always have, since I was a little girl. It's just something I do. I brush my teeth A LOT. anyway, I will never go back to a regular toothbrush. Maybe one day I will get a step up from this, but this, to me, works better than my moms $150 water pick. 😃