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I brought one the other day and it's great. The Oral B 8000 or something. Makes a lot of difference I think.
I brought one the other day and it's great. The Oral B 8000 or something. Makes a lot of difference I think.

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How are you guys finding life with your electric toothbrushes and how much did you pay. I paid 50 pounds for mine![]()
The guy at the checkout looked at me and said with a smug grin. "This is 50 POUNDS" ....so I said "Yehhhh". He soon took his smug grin away.
Mine cost me nothing, mum chucked a bunch of them in with her shopping, and I liberated one.
Its only one of those £5 jobbys, that holds an AAA battery, and all it does it vibrate the handle. I doubt it improves the cleanliness of my teeth, but it does leave my hand satisfyingly tingly when I'm done brushing.
How are you guys finding life with your electric toothbrushes and how much did you pay. I paid 50 pounds for mine![]()
The guy at the checkout looked at me and said with a smug grin. "This is 50 POUNDS" ....so I said "Yehhhh". He soon took his smug grin away.
Like I couldn't afford a 50 pound toothbrush and took this big boxed toothbrush in mistake of a normal peasants toothbrush.
Get out of my thread you peasant. My toothbrush is not a Mach 3 Fusion. It has a twirly end to it, like a windmill.
Get out of my thread you peasant. My toothbrush is not a Mach 3 Fusion. It has a twirly end to it, like a windmill.


My gums & teeth are in great condition, no fillings or problems at all.All these people with electric toothbrushes, who out of you lot has fillings?