Oral B Vitality Sonic Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush - $10

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  drdarsh on 23/02/2011 - 18:53

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  Save 2$$$$$$

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    sacs2k1 on 23/02/2011 - 19:22

    Even the $12 price mark is quite low - an extra $2 off is icing on the cake. Try Coles and Woolies - they sell this for $27-$34!!

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    c64 on 23/02/2011 - 19:49

    +2

    i bought a non-sonic vitality when it was on 1/2 special for $19 at coles a couple of months back. i think it came with two replacement brushes. the reject shop one might not come with any (hard to tell from picture).

    i don't like the big head shown in the picture. you can't poke it as far down the back of your mouth as you can with their smaller heads.

    i think getting any electric toothbrush is a big step up from a manual toothbrush, but benefits thereafter for the more expensive models are unclear to me.

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      lplau on 24/02/2011 - 08:52

      More expensive ones just give better cleaning, such as higher pulsation counts & oscillations. I don't think any of the lower range ones have pulsation.

      Also, the vibrating/pulsating only toothbrushes are only a small step up from manual toothbrushes. There has been many studies which say that "vibration" electric toothbrush like the sonic vitality, actually improve that much.

      The ones which are actually a lot better than manual toothbrushes are the oscillating ones.

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  sleepy120 on 23/02/2011 - 22:48

  Anybody think of other uses for this?

  Such as cleaning jewllery, car rims, dog teeth, bicycle gears n chains.

  I dunno, guess i'm looking for reasons to justify how handy a $10 electric
  tooth brush might be, other than cleaning your teeth of course.

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    troyww on 24/02/2011 - 02:28

    Slip a raincoat on it ……

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      ESEMCE on 24/02/2011 - 08:26

      +1

      I presume by raincoat you mean something a bit more prophylactic?
      I think there are probably too many sharp edges for that!

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  t76 on 24/02/2011 - 00:06

  I bought one last time they had them advertised. They don't give you any spare brushes in the pack. I bought some on ebay from Germany (had to use google translate to read the listing!!) and got a good price. Quite happy with both these purchases.

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  R00D on 24/02/2011 - 10:01

  I got the OralB Pro White model for $28 on special at Safeway, it came with 1 spare head(heads are $25 for 2). These heads are a lot better than the one included with this model. If you have any wisdom teeth left, the small heads are a dream.