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I can call Reach Toothbrush people tomorrow. For now, just wondering if anyone else has bought these and gotten into them. I bought a set of four Reach toothbrushes. Two of the brushes have plastic caps over the bristles and I can in no way get them off. There is a note on the package that says "Free Brush Caps" but there is no message as to how to remove the caps. I have tried everything short of a knife and I fear that would be too clumsy, meaning dangerous. They are evidently permanently sealed. Has anyone else bought these and succeeded in removing the caps?
Thank you. I'm not wanting any covers on them at all. They just came this way. However, I suspect covers would be good if a person was traveling. I remember having toothbrush cases. Just put the whole toothbrush inside.
That said, GUM makes good products. I have used other things they make. Thanks.
Thank you. I'm not wanting any covers on them at all. They just came this way. However, I suspect covers would be good if a person was traveling. I remember having toothbrush cases. Just put the whole toothbrush inside.
That said, GUM makes good products. I have used other things they make. Thanks.
OH I like the idea of a GUM cover, I never used them until a couple yrs ago...keeps brush cleaner for sure.
Probably true but would also slow it down from drying.
Whatever, never entered my mind. I just checked, there are 3 air holes on each side of the GUM cover. Not a concern here...to me seems better to keep the brush from more outside germs.
Last edited by jaminhealth; 08-07-2018 at 11:19 AM..
Two of the brushes have plastic caps over the bristles and I can in no way get them off. There is a note on the package that says "Free Brush Caps" but there is no message as to how to remove the caps. I have tried everything short of a knife and I fear that would be too clumsy, meaning dangerous. They are evidently permanently sealed. Has anyone else bought these and succeeded in removing the caps?
Hazel, have you figured out how to remove the caps?
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