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Lala81

Lala81

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can share the link of the seller u bought from?

 

Yeah, this HX8431 is good. I got mine from Taobao...still working and charging after a month  [:p]

 

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Vratenza

Vratenza

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yeah right.......6 seconds brushing...after done with brushing, spend another 30 mins trying to clean the device out.  [laugh]

 

Anyone think of buying this?

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Kb27

Kb27

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This one is good, Panasonic water flosser.

https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-EW-DJ10-Portable-Operated-Collapsible/dp/B0027LSEPS/

 

I've been using it for years.

 

Actually, I found another use for this.

 

If you have a car battery terminal that is covered with corrosion salt, just fill it up with warm water and aim at it.

You'll be surprised by the result. [laugh]

 

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Ender

Ender

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Actually, I found another use for this.

 

If you have a car battery terminal that is covered with corrosion salt, just fill it up with warm water and aim at it.

You'll be surprised by the result. [laugh]

 

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make sure the particulates don't fly back into the flosser. [laugh]

But I agree, the flosser can clean many stuffs that are hard to brush. Like my schick's razor blade, comb and the grater of the juicer where everyone find it a chore to brush.

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Etnt

Etnt

Turbocharged

Thought I'd give a short FR since I've been using the sonic care toothbrush (normal model hor @Enye ) for awhile now.

 

Must say that I don't brush as hard as I used to which is a big plus since my manual brushing technique (i.e. brush too damned hard) has been one of the causes of my receding gum line. Plaque is also far easier to remove now.

 

Toothbrush is easy to manoeuvre though I did rattle my teeth the first few times LOL! [laugh] Charge lasts for a while and I charged after 1 week or so or when it beeped to remind me.

 

All in all a good buy recommendation. Have to give a shout out for our "spokesperson" @Vratenza for providing his comments.

 

Philips recently offered me a nice deal on the Airfloss HX 8431 (50% off to be exact), so I've gotten that as well. [laugh] Need to collect it later. Not paying $20 bucks for delivery. [:p]

 

https://www.philips.com.sg/c-p/HX8431_03/sonicare-airfloss-ultra-rechargeable-powered-interdental-cleaner/overview

 

Don't know why I keep ending up with all the black coloured versions. :grin:

 

Wah, how you get the 50% off? I'm looking to switch from the panny battery powered one.

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RH1667

RH1667

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My bathroom no power sockets. 

So must go for AA/AAA battery operated models. Any to suggest ?

 

Have ! 

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 . 

 

For ' beginner " only, cos it is really basic. 

not like the Philip high end model with all the bell and whistle . 

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Mason016

Mason016

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A short FR on the Philips Airfloss which I've used over the last few days.  One word to describe it:  Fantastic.

 

Its quite easy to use and allows me to easily get to those hard to reach gaps at the rear of the mouth.  Very useful if you find flossing those rear teeth gaps a real chore.

 

It's one of those things you wonder why you didn't get earlier to make your life that much easier.    :a-happy:

 

 

 

 

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Lala81

Lala81

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A short FR on the Philips Airfloss which I've used over the last few days.  One word to describe it:  Fantastic.

 

Its quite easy to use and allows me to easily get to those hard to reach gaps at the rear of the mouth.  Very useful if you find flossing those rear teeth gaps a real chore.

 

It's one of those things you wonder why you didn't get earlier to make your life that much easier.    :a-happy:

 

I'm still confused whats the diff between a airflosser and a water flosser.

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Neutrino

Neutrino

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sure. the panasonic water flosser is about 40+ sgd so that's my pick. But need to sign up for Prime on amazon usa, and it seems nowadays there is no 30 day free trial anymore (at least it's no longer explicitly stated)  :mellow:

 

I love my power flosser but one thing that should be mentioned and that is I never empty the water pod, my bad, and I think it can develop algy if not thoroughly cleaned on a monthly basis.

And that algy and possibly any associated bacteria can cause a stomach upset.

Just my thoughts.  May or may not be correct.

 

I now wash out the water pod monthly with an anti bacterial solution.

As I do the water bottle I use when I go to the gym.

 

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