@Amazon; 4-6 weeks delivery but can be ordered at this price ; £30 @Groupon; £40 everywhere else
14 comments
louiselouise
3 Feb 17#14
I've used electric toothbrushes for years - a cheapie rechargeable Braun, then a few Ultrasonex-es, and Sonicare for the last six years or so.
Lots of love to you too :stuck_out_tongue:
sbellseb
3 Feb 17#13
I'm not solely talking about tothbrushes. My shaver came with a three pin UK plug, and I use this in the bathroom (portable device like the toothbrush)
Sounds like you use an old rasp.
sbellseb
3 Feb 17#11
That's what Amazon told me. Don't get so uptight.
The reason I posted this is that Amazon are giving an extra £5 off, so £15 for this makes it an even better deal.
louiselouise to sbellseb
3 Feb 17#12
Not being uptight, just pointing out how ridiculous you're being!
louiselouise
3 Feb 17#10
I've bought electric toothbrushes for nearly 20 years - they shouldn't have offered a discount! You can easily buy a shaver adaptor from Poundland.
ALL electric toothbrushes and shavers come with a 2-pin plug, I assume, because it's to be used in a bathroom (many new bathrooms have a shaver socket installed nowadays).
Bit puzzled why you're now saying "most" items come like this as you complained?
sbellseb
3 Feb 17#9
I didn't say they didn't as they did, however "most" items come like this, but in order for customer satisfaction they offered £5 discount, which will go towards an adapter.
sbellseb
2 Feb 17#7
Got mine a couple of days ago, brand new in box, all in English yet a European plug. Told Amazon and they offered my a further £5 off if I kept it.
£15 is an absolute steal for this.
louiselouise to sbellseb
2 Feb 172#8
Er all toothbrushes come with those plugs? You use a shaver adaptor with electric toothbrushes. Surprised Amazon didn't point this out :confused:
mivste
27 Jan 17#6
Ordered. Thanks OP
kane76
15 Jan 171#5
Great toothbrush. The only problem is the on/off switch - it's too easy to mistakenly press it with your thumb.
m1chaels
15 Jan 17#3
Anyone ever found reasonably priced brush heads for this model?
boostii to m1chaels
15 Jan 171#4
Currently half price in Waitrose, £9 for 4. Your best bet is to regularly check supermarkets, boots, superdrug etc for special offers. I once found a bunch of bashed up boxes on a clearance shelf in boots for a few pounds each so I stocked up.
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Lots of love to you too :stuck_out_tongue:
Sounds like you use an old rasp.
The reason I posted this is that Amazon are giving an extra £5 off, so £15 for this makes it an even better deal.
ALL electric toothbrushes and shavers come with a 2-pin plug, I assume, because it's to be used in a bathroom (many new bathrooms have a shaver socket installed nowadays).
Bit puzzled why you're now saying "most" items come like this as you complained?
£15 is an absolute steal for this.
http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Colgate-ProClinical-Rechargeable-Electric-Toothbrush/product/B009S674RY