Guys, my electric toothbrush is totally unregulated. I don't get the same brushing I get off a full charge than I get when the batt is in need if a recharge. Anyone know any good deals on a toothbrush kick or a vv toothbrush?
My Toothbrush is Unregulated
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Amateurs.
Real Tooth Brushers rebuild the heads, shortening the bristles for the desired mintiness.
Real Tooth Brushers rebuild the heads, shortening the bristles for the desired mintiness.
Haha, that's why I still use a plug-in razor, and all my power tools. i want ALL the power, All the time.
And 100VG toothpaste, of course.
Don't forget about the lighting. Good lighting is crucial to brushing.
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*plucks posters mind out of gutter, places it onto the sidewalk and pats poster on the head*
Why not use a VV/VW Dremel? Lots of different attachments, and I think you may even be able to put some Q-Tips , yarn or even a cotton ball on it.
I considered that. But the heads must be rebuildable. I'll be a monkeys uncle if I have to go back to prebuilt toothbrush heads. That's for the birds.
I'm still using a mechanical toothbrush, but I'm a bit worried about the lack of protection.
No need to rebuild these heads, there are new heads and attachments for any of your uses. The diamond cut for instance, which is very useful for those hardened stains. I believe these dremels also come with silver conductivity pins as well 
Just drill some vent holes into your wrist in case you have a catastrophic failure. It should help with relieving pressure.
Do they have any hybrids?
Or how about bottom feeders? You know, with the on-board squeeze tube. That's what I've been looking for but for some reason no ones stocking them it seems.
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Good call! I was worried about pushing too much blood pressure with the vigorous brushing required of mechanical toothbrushes, venting sounds like just the ticket!
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