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Electric toothbrush recommendations for Xmas present

Masala · 2020-11-20 20:00:41

Hi all Am looking to buy an electric toothbrush for my daughter for the Xmas I see some Oral in in Curry’s and Phillips in Argos. What would Boardsies recommend as a good investment especially in getting reasonably prices replacement heads and good battery life Man6 5hanks

20-11-2020 8:00pm

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Masala

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Hi all

Am looking to buy an electric toothbrush for my daughter for the Xmas

I see some Oral in in Curry’s and Phillips in Argos.

What would Boardsies recommend as a good investment especially in getting reasonably prices replacement heads and good battery life

Man6 5hanks

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#2 24-11-2020 11:39am

Ceist_Beag

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Personally I wouldn't waste money on the more expensive ones. We got these Oral B ones from Amazon last year for the children and they're fine. One pro is that you can replace the batteries (with your own rechargeable ones). Another pro is the price obviously.

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