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Philips Sonicare 1100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (White Grey, HX3641/02) on sale for
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Philips Sonicare 1100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (White Grey, HX3641/02) on sale for
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About this Item:
- 2 minute SmarTimer with QuadPacer ensure Dentist-recommended brushing time
- Battery life up to 14 days
- Includes: 1 Philips Sonicare 1100 electric toothbrush, 1 SimplyClean (C1) brush head, and 1 USB charger (wall adaptor not included)
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I suspect the issue is water ingress from the head, I now shake the thing dry before putting it to charge.
The power button goes faulty (presumably from corrosion), even the one I'm using now is steadily getting less responsive.
I've heard others say dropping them breaks them easily, I haven't had this problem but this is also delayed onset symptom of water corrosion.
I wish someone else would make an ultrasonic toothbrush because Philips is really trying my patience.
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I suspect the issue is water ingress from the head, I now shake the thing dry before putting it to charge.
The power button goes faulty (presumably from corrosion), even the one I'm using now is steadily getting less responsive.
I've heard others say dropping them breaks them easily, I haven't had this problem but this is also delayed onset symptom of water corrosion.
I wish someone else would make an ultrasonic toothbrush because Philips is really trying my patience.
any sonicare with model number smaller than HX6000 is junk
any sonicare with model number smaller than HX6000 is junk
I suspect the issue is water ingress from the head, I now shake the thing dry before putting it to charge.
The power button goes faulty (presumably from corrosion), even the one I'm using now is steadily getting less responsive.
I've heard others say dropping them breaks them easily, I haven't had this problem but this is also delayed onset symptom of water corrosion.
I wish someone else would make an ultrasonic toothbrush because Philips is really trying my patience.
I suspect the issue is water ingress from the head, I now shake the thing dry before putting it to charge.
The power button goes faulty (presumably from corrosion), even the one I'm using now is steadily getting less responsive.
I've heard others say dropping them breaks them easily, I haven't had this problem but this is also delayed onset symptom of water corrosion.
I wish someone else would make an ultrasonic toothbrush because Philips is really trying my patience.
I previously used sonicare (both styles of replacement heads) for 14 years...since college. Fairywill doesn't vibrate quite as quickly, but you will not notice a difference in clean.
I should mention that the handles are often around $10 and the replacement brush heads can be had for under $2 each. My original handle has been going strong for just over four years now. the charge lasts just over three weeks.
any sonicare with model number smaller than HX6000 is junk
you can buy HX6xxxx model for the better motor
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I have one that didn't do a very good job on my son's teeth, even though we made him go for 2 full minutes. We switched him to the oral b pro 1000 and noticed an improvement.
So, I'm the last one in the family with my 4100 (and a backup 1100). Everyone else has an oral b. :shrugs:
Anyways I just brush with it.
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