OK, I admit defeat.

Her Braun oral b battery operated tooth brush.

How do you change the head?

You just pull, she said. Where's the manual, I said. I have to go, she
said and went!

I have applied the normal amounts of push, pull, poke, twist etc.
without any encouraging movement. There is a fair amount of paste
cemented here and there. What is the proper technique?

regards
--
Tim Lamb

Tim Lamb gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying:

Her Braun oral b battery operated tooth brush.

How do you change the head?

You just pull, she said. Where's the manual, I said. I have to go, she
said and went!

I have applied the normal amounts of push, pull, poke, twist etc.
without any encouraging movement. There is a fair amount of paste
cemented here and there. What is the proper technique?

A gentle tug upwards, away from the body. But it sounds as if you've
managed to glue the head on with old toothpaste and saliva. Lovely.

"Adrian" wrote in message
...
Tim Lamb gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying:

Her Braun oral b battery operated tooth brush.

How do you change the head?

You just pull, she said. Where's the manual, I said. I have to go, she
said and went!

I have applied the normal amounts of push, pull, poke, twist etc.
without any encouraging movement. There is a fair amount of paste
cemented here and there. What is the proper technique?

A gentle tug upwards, away from the body. But it sounds as if you've
managed to glue the head on with old toothpaste and saliva. Lovely.

It never ceases to amaze me just how many things there are out there that
work better than glue at sticking things together.

In message , Adrian
writes
Tim Lamb gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying:

Her Braun oral b battery operated tooth brush.

How do you change the head?

You just pull, she said. Where's the manual, I said. I have to go, she
said and went!

I have applied the normal amounts of push, pull, poke, twist etc.
without any encouraging movement. There is a fair amount of paste
cemented here and there. What is the proper technique?

A gentle tug upwards, away from the body. But it sounds as if you've
managed to glue the head on with old toothpaste and saliva. Lovely.

Not me!

I have never graduated from the manual version:-)

regards

--
Tim Lamb

In message , R D S
writes

"Adrian" wrote in message
...
Tim Lamb gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying:

Her Braun oral b battery operated tooth brush.

How do you change the head?

You just pull, she said. Where's the manual, I said. I have to go, she
said and went!

I have applied the normal amounts of push, pull, poke, twist etc.
without any encouraging movement. There is a fair amount of paste
cemented here and there. What is the proper technique?

A gentle tug upwards, away from the body. But it sounds as if you've
managed to glue the head on with old toothpaste and saliva. Lovely.

It never ceases to amaze me just how many things there are out there that
work better than glue at sticking things together.

And rust!

OK. Job done.

Just required a bit more determination.

Thanks.

--
Tim Lamb

In uk.d-i-y, Tim Lamb wrote:
OK, I admit defeat.

Her Braun oral b battery operated tooth brush.

How do you change the head?

If you managed to change her head that would solve the dirty teeth
problem. :-)

--
Mike Barnes

"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
...


Just required a bit more determination.

You are supposed to wash it after use!
By pulling the head off and running water through the base of the brush as
well as the head.

"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
...
OK, I admit defeat.

Her Braun oral b battery operated tooth brush.

How do you change the head?

You just pull, she said. Where's the manual, I said. I have to go, she
said and went!

I have applied the normal amounts of push, pull, poke, twist etc. without
any encouraging movement. There is a fair amount of paste cemented here
and there. What is the proper technique?

Wait for her to get home and get her to change it. ;-)

She's not one for practical jokes is she? Superglued the head on perhaps?

Tim