🪥 Universal Million Magnet Waterproof Toothbrush Review

Hard water in Florida destroyed my pad and this kit was perfect for me and I was able to restore/repair my toothbrush. I had to apply a small amount of soapy water to the rubber gasket to get it fully into the case. Do not rush to open the bottom of the case. Similar to the video on the internet.

This two piece waterproof replacement soft rubber mat for my electric toothbrush fits perfectly and is easy to install. Just make sure the replacement is compatible with your electric toothbrush. You can watch a YouTube video of your toothbrush to learn how to remove the toothbrush body from the lid to remove and replace the rubber seal and gasket.

I have a Sonicare (HX6980) that I bought 6 or 7 years ago. There was black mold in some of the bottlenecks and I figured I'd just have to buy a new one. I first found a video on this product and then ordered these replacement parts. Quick and easy video. My toothbrush saved! And now I just hold my toothbrush head when I'm not using it to avoid build-up.

Disassembling the hose will be your biggest problem (but follow the instructions) and you will be amazed at how easy it is to replace this seal. Just keeping this sealant in good condition will literally double the life of your brush. As soon as the water gets in, you look for a replacement. Be sure to blow out the internals with compressed air and let them dry before reassembling.

A google search for "replacing sonicare pads" brought me here. I noticed that the gray rubber under the head of the Sonicare brush had snapped and the stand vibrated excessively and made a rattling noise when brushing. This product looked exactly like a torn piece so I took a chance and ordered it. I'm very glad I did! After watching a YouTube video of the replacement, I was able to replace the broken part with the new mechanism from this kit and my Sonicare no longer rattles or hums. Very…

This two piece waterproof soft rubber replacement mat for my electric toothbrush fits perfectly and is easy to install. Just make sure the replacement is compatible with your electric toothbrush. You can watch a YouTube video of your toothbrush to learn how to remove the toothbrush body from the lid to remove and replace the rubber seal and gasket.

Disassembling the hose will be your biggest problem (but follow the instructions) and you'll be amazed at how easy it is to replace this seal. Just keeping this sealant in good condition will literally double the life of your brush. As soon as the water gets in, you look for a replacement. Be sure to blow out the internals with compressed air and let them dry before reassembling.

This will save your toothbrush. A few years ago my first sonic toothbrush died so I took it apart and found that water had gotten in and corroded the motor, circuit board and battery. This was because the rubber seal under the brush head broke and water was leaking out. I think this design flaw is intentional to allow the brushes to have a limited lifespan. I recently noticed that the gasket on my current brush is looking pretty bad and stumbled across this replacement gasket. You have to get…

Practical replacement for children's toothbrushes with warning seals. The items look identical to the originals. Many online videos explain how to remove the engine block from the body.