| Manual or battery-operated? What works best?
Posted: 8/10/2008 7:09:29 AM | This is why you Do Not leave yourself signed on with "certain" friends hanging around unless you watch their every move .. sigh ..
Manual works best. There are no sudden disappointments, like battery dying or power failures. I've always found using my hand to make the up n down, circular motion required to do the very best job, applying more or less pressure, pushing in further .. getting to 'those' spots, Always easier with my hand. Besides . .. last time I used batteries .. I chipped a tooth!
(It's ok .. I put the chipped piece in my fanny pack and was able to get it repaired!) 
A.S.is
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| Manual or battery-operated? What works best?
Posted: 9/18/2008 2:37:55 PM | If you loose a tooth drop it in a cup of milk and emmediately go see your dentist...chances are they can put in back in for you, but without the milk your chances are pretty slim...
I learnt that at a first aid course last weekend. | |
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| Manual or battery-operated? What works best?
Posted: 3/25/2009 8:00:03 AM | After reading in an another thread how some women get in a frenzied panic when the batteries are running low in their toys I thought of this thread.
Avoiding that kind of "emergency", when you have a mouth full of stuff, might be another good reason why the manual type might be better, in the long run.  | |
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| Manual or battery-operated? What works best?
Posted: 3/25/2009 9:21:49 AM | A toothbrush is this device that you are talking about.
Give me manual, don't have to waste money in replacing batteries.
When replacing the whole unit, it only costs about five buck for just a toothbruch, compared to what, 20 bucks or more to replace the whole motorizede unit, including charger, batteries and the stand.
NOPE, manual all the way. | |
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| Manual or battery-operated? What works best?
Posted: 3/25/2009 2:24:50 PM |
ML1 . just to clear things up ..i was not looking for a date or a hook up ...i was simply responding to a funny post ...you have some hateraide
Daisey
unless you are male posing as female, you obviously did not read my post right, the reference was to the comment of *Centsahuumer*
"seems some get very inventive trying to hook up for a date
gotta hand it to him, slick move"
so please before you pour hateraide for another's funny remark do make sure you have just cause | |
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Moanie
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Joined: 4/16/2008
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| Manual or battery-operated? What works best?
Posted: 10/1/2009 2:00:27 PM | have you seen that commercial for the toothbrush that has the timer on it to tell you when to switch sides, whether you're brushing too hard and all these features?
I was almost at a loss for words. Who would buy something like that? When did brushing your teeth get so complicated that it required automated help? | |
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| Manual or battery-operated? What works best?
Posted: 10/1/2009 3:44:46 PM | As a reward for being a patient for more than 25 years, my dentist gave me a very deluxe electric. I never would have bought one (who needs it), but after using it for a while I must admit it does a hell of a job.
29 years without a cavity, all the while using a manual, so I don't think a electric is necessary, but it sure is nice. | |
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