finally a toothbrush poll!

LegacyUser · 13-10-2005 9:30am #1

what you use?

i use an electric one, gives a better clean imo

dundalk cailin · 13-10-2005 9:38am

i used to use an elec one, but im back to the good ol manual one, i personally prefer them

have u been thinkn bout startn a forum bout toothbrushes for a while??

LegacyUser · 13-10-2005 9:40am

dundalk cailin wrote:

have u been thinkn bout startn a forum bout toothbrushes for a while??

no

dundalk cailin · 13-10-2005 9:41am

paperclip wrote:

no

ok then, its jus the headin is 'finally a toothbrush poll'

county · 13-10-2005 9:42am

elec for me but when its losing power its a bitch,have to use the batteries from the remote

Dave · 13-10-2005 9:50am

Manual all the way, electric ones just don't have the power!

LegacyUser · 13-10-2005 9:51am

county wrote:

elec for me but when its losing power its a bitch,have to use the batteries from the remote

i hear ye, reverted back to the oul manual during the week, she's back in action now, puring like a kitten

LegacyUser · 13-10-2005 9:52am

Dave wrote:

Manual all the way, electric ones just don't have the power!

scientists have proven otherwise

Tar.Aldarion · 13-10-2005 9:52am

Manual to electric and back to manual.Manual is where i will stay too.

LegacyUser · 13-10-2005 9:53am

manual just cant handle the overlooked, underbrushed back of the teet!

jcoote · 13-10-2005 9:54am

manual to electric to manual...have a colgate 360 atm and its not the best

Dave · 13-10-2005 9:57am

paperclip wrote:

scientists have proven otherwise

maybe power was the wrong word, pressure would best describe it. All the electric ones I use feel more brittle than their manual counterparts, so I think I'm going to break it if I give a good hard brushing.

Rhyme · 13-10-2005 10:16am

Manual...

Can you electrocute yourself in the mouth?

ferdi · 13-10-2005 10:19am

i like to ease myself in with a bit of manual and then work in the electric.

Jonny Arson · 13-10-2005 11:25am

I use an electric but I'm thinking about going old skool and returning to the manual toothbrush. I hate the way the toothpaste splatters everywhere using an electric toothbrush! :mad:

The_Goose · 13-10-2005 11:38am

Used electric one for two mins but could feel the current in my teeth.
Strange i know but just didnt like it.
Manaul and cheap ones to cause the brissels are solid as a rock

Mr.Nice Guy · 13-10-2005 1:37pm

There should be an 'I don't brush' option.

A real man never brushes his teeth. A pint of creamy Guinness is enough. Unless you want your teeth as white as this -

larryone · 13-10-2005 1:57pm

Manual. 3 times a day. After every meal. Get some strannge looks sometimes in the jacks in college after lunch.
Am kinda obsessed with keeping good dental health. Only thing I've had to go to the dentist for in the last decade have been wisom teeth. Which are coming out in January. All 4. Long live novocaine.

13-10-2005 1:59pm

I'm glad somone had the balls to create a poll for this.
This question has been tormenting me for years.

Well played

The Bollox · 13-10-2005 2:00pm

I use manual toothbrushes, I had an electric one but it kept p1ssing me off, I just didn't like it, so I went back to manual and have not looked back since

Giblet · 13-10-2005 2:04pm

Really, what's the point in this? Do you really care?You've been starting a lot of pointless threads and polls lately.

LegacyUser · 13-10-2005 4:36pm

Giblet wrote:

Really, what's the point in this? Do you really care?You've been starting a lot of pointless threads and polls lately.

just got one the other day, was just curious who uses em.

what pointless polls and threads are you refering to?, other than the chewing gum one, which is in the cuckoo's nest.

byte · 13-10-2005 7:39pm

Braun electric one. Have been using it for the past 2 years. Batteries aren't a problem as it's rechargeable, unless I forget to charge it, whereby it's back to manual temporarily!

bringitdown · 14-10-2005 8:43am

Manual but only because I never have the damn thing recharged!

Dellgirl · 14-10-2005 2:42pm

Manual. The vibrations make my teeth itch.

Somnus · 14-10-2005 3:02pm

county wrote:

elec for me but when its losing power its a bitch,have to use the batteries from the remote

Yeah same here. i used to use the electric one but got tired of having to change the batteries, so back to the old reliable one for me

Civilian_Target · 14-10-2005 3:43pm

Manual - with the hardest bristles I can find. The only way to remove stains caused by my huge coffee intake...

Shrimp · 14-10-2005 4:09pm

Manual, and with a softbrush.

mysterious · 14-10-2005 7:48pm

Putting a lot of pressure over your teeth with the hardest tootbrush you can find, is a bad idea.... :rolleyes:

What happens next , you will not just remove stains but cause damage to your enamel and also irrated your gums and the possibly gingitives? (spelling unsure)....

Dentist say a normal toothbrush preferably Oral b, and have a small brush to get around the teeth....

Pitseleh · 14-10-2005 8:06pm

Manual's the only way to go. It gets you working for that perfect sheeny smile. Does anyone have a brushing pattern also? Y'know start bottom right, then bottom left etc.

Piste · 14-10-2005 10:42pm

I use both.

LegacyUser · 15-10-2005 11:59am

Piste wrote:

I use both.

at the same time?

Piste · 15-10-2005 9:16pm

sometimes....

Endurance Man · 15-10-2005 9:52pm

Electric for me, manual is not as effective as electric.

Stark · 15-10-2005 10:54pm

Yeah I find electrics to be much more effective as well.

NoDayBut2Day · 16-10-2005 3:51am

I use the manual ones; too much hassle with the electric ones.

galwaydude · 16-10-2005 4:42am

manual all the way with me.

NeoSlicerZ · 16-10-2005 11:32am

manual ftw.

abercrombie · 16-10-2005 6:10pm

manual...i had an electric one but then i heard what a girl i know who goes to a boarding school did with one and i woz completely turned off...i was not putting one of them in my mouth again!!!!

Endurance Man · 16-10-2005 6:14pm

abercrombie wrote:

manual...i had an electric one but then i heard what a girl i know who goes to a boarding school did with one and i woz completely turned off...i was not putting one of them in my mouth again!!!!

:rolleyes: , i can list many things that people have used manual toothbrushes for

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Piste · 16-10-2005 6:55pm

Well why wouldn't they tbh?

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