Electric Toothbrush advice needed !

[Koslov]

I want to buy an electric toothbrush. I hesitate between :
Oral-B ProfessionalCare 7850 DLX and Philips Sonicare Elite 7500.
Both are pretty much in the same price range (best model from both company)

I can't find reviews on the net !

 

[4keatimj]

You serious??? Not in General Hardware.
Don't tell me GenMayhem is starting again....

 

[Koslov]

there's a microchip in it. It's pretty much hardware related mate!

 

[Carlosinfl]

I like the Oral-B - I just picked it up last month and my gums are still adjusting but I have sensitive gums

 

[4keatimj]

there's a microchip in it. It's pretty much hardware related mate!

Fail to see how an electric toothbrush relates to PC's...
Perhaps because it isn't?

 

[Qwertyman]

wherever it should be doesn't make a difference get the Oral-B only thing i hate about those things though is that it gets dirty really easy and smells after a while and the heads are expensive. Otherwise its great, cleans really well, u still have to use floss though. <---these are my teeth

 

[acetic]

It's obviously to clean his case with.

Thats what i use my old electric tooth brush for... To remove scuff marks from my case, and to clean my fans

 

[JeffS]

Go for the Sonicare. I've had one for a couple of years and they are great. The new ones are nice because they are lighter and more comfortable to hold on to.
My mom is a dental hygenist, and every office she has worked in, the dentists always
recommend the Sonicare. Not just for a kickback (even through I'm sure there is one) but because it works, and it works well....

-Jeff

 

[xdviper]

i dont brush my teeth, so i cant give u advice...sorry

 

[GJSNeptune]

Let's just hope toothbrushes are the furthest we indulge into electric toiletries.

 

[acetic]

We already have lots of electric toilet seats that spray water up your poop-chute for cleaning, or mist your bottom etc...

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2003/05/31/HO77744.DTL

"Such control can get downright anal. The more lux Japanese toilets come equipped with a "washlet" seat with James Bond-like gadgetry built-in: not just a bidet, but a bidet which can be adjusted Fore and Aft). The relative force of this cleansing spray can also be adjusted with the handy electronic display mounted beside the seat (high-end models come with wireless remotes - not to be confused with the one for the TV, thanks to helpful pictograms), and of course the temperature of the water can also be modulated to personal preference."

 

[BlindedByScience]

....interesting, but not G[H] material.

B.B.S.