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Crap tap....have to change the internal valve mechanism 2 times in the last 7yrs....luckily I can change it myself using their replacement kit (I think they are expecting it to be a wear and tear item too  <_< )

 

I see Phillips 9000 shaver and atas hansgrohe pura vida tap.

 

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Airfloss:  recent purchase from Taobao [:p]  (super duper cheap)

 

 

this is a water flosser? got link?

Crap tap....have to change the internal valve mechanism 2 times in the last 7yrs....luckily I can change it myself using their replacement kit (I think they are expecting it to be a wear and tear item too  <_< )

 

my hansgrohe in MBR still working fine. Just the chrome tarnishes really easily. 

But most of my other taps are grohe. 

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Crap tap....have to change the internal valve mechanism 2 times in the last 7yrs....luckily I can change it myself using their replacement kit (I think they are expecting it to be a wear and tear item too  <_< )

 

Ah, I was right to veto the missus choice then.   ^_^ hehehe

 

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this is a water flosser? got link?

 

my hansgrohe in MBR still working fine. Just the chrome tarnishes really easily. 

But most of my other taps are grohe. 

 

You might be using too strong a cleaner to wipe your tap down.  Very diluted citric acid is the recommended method and no using jiff on it.  

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Ah, I was right to veto the missus choice then.   hehehe

 

 

 

You might be using too strong a cleaner to wipe your tap down.  Very diluted citric acid is the recommended method and no using jiff on it.  

 

no choice. was washed by my sister's helper when she comes over sometime.

Now, i just wipe away with water sometimes when i see it get too much.

 

No helper, i got bigger fish to fry in terms of household chores  [:(]

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I have no mobile signal today at my location. later post you the link.

 

this is a water flosser? got link?


 

my hansgrohe in MBR still working fine. Just the chrome tarnishes really easily. 

But most of my other taps are grohe. 

 

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this is a water flosser? got link?

 

 

my hansgrohe in MBR still working fine. Just the chrome tarnishes really easily.

But most of my other taps are grohe.

The name already said is airfloss. Use air.

Anyway water flosser not just for cleaning teeth. Also good cleaning toilet, water bottles, your slow juicer, razor blade where the stubborn stains are hard to reach.

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Actually is a mixture of air and some water/mouth wash being sprayed in bursts. Once you get the hang of it and know when to keep the lip closed, it is less messy, in fact i think because it uses less liquid, it should be less messy compared to the traditional water flossers. 

 

The name already said is airfloss. Use air.
Anyway water flosser not just for cleaning teeth. Also good cleaning toilet, water bottles, your slow juicer, razor blade where the stubborn stains are hard to reach.

 

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Actually is a mixture of air and some water/mouth wash being sprayed in bursts. Once you get the hang of it and know when to keep the lip closed, it is less messy, in fact i think because it uses less liquid, it should be less messy compared to the traditional water flossers.

Ya, true. When i use the flosser, the water spray and splash all over the sink.
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Think i found the B&B of electric toothbrush. 

Was walking around after a heavy dinner and saw this in Fairprice. ( $14.90, usual price $19.90 ) 

Nothing fancy, no selection of speed or whatever, just on and off . 

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Think i found the B&B of electric toothbrush.

Was walking around after a heavy dinner and saw this in Fairprice. ( $14.90, usual price $19.90 )

Nothing fancy, no selection of speed or whatever, just on and off .

Can change head? The similar oral b ones are about 4+ usd on Amazon.

Just find them environmentally unfriendly

 

Anyway just been using my battery power oral b for few days (finally got nagged by my wife to start using, she started one week ago). It does clean your gums cleaner than manual tooth brush. Removes more plaque also.

Won't be upgrading to the higher speed ones for now.

 

Thanks for all the recommendation and seller links guys.

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Can change head? The similar oral b ones are about 4+ usd on Amazon.

Just find them environmentally unfriendly

 

Anyway just been using my battery power oral b for few days (finally got nagged by my wife to start using, she started one week ago). It does clean your gums cleaner than manual tooth brush. Removes more plaque also.

Won't be upgrading to the higher speed ones for now.

 

Thanks for all the recommendation and seller links guys.

Yup, the brush head part can be changed.

After using for past 2 weeks, really see my teeth whiter and cleaner.

Thank to all for the good recommendations.

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Good stuff must share

 

 

You all got eat oat or not :grin:

Tank Kor kor, this question ask in Makan or exercise thread better lah .

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