12v Electric tooth brush query

[Oldrat]

Anyone recommend a 12v tooth brush, or a toothbrush charger that ins on 12v please

 

[DXX]

@Oldrat
Here’s a previous thread, I will say that I bought similar or same and it didn’t work. The Phillips Sonic toothbrush does last weeks on a single charge though.

We’ve got one of these, works a treat

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[Niknak]

@Oldrat
Here’s a previous thread, I will say that I bought similar or same and it didn’t work. The Phillips Sonic toothbrush does last weeks on a single charge though.

Not 12 v sorry

 

[Oldrat]

Not 12 v sorry

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Great, I think we’ve got one of them

 

[Loz]

I found that those rechargeable toothbrushes were a waste of money as they cost about £70 and only last 2 years and 1 week that's £35/year on toothbrushes!
so we all use these at £7.50 and perfectly adequate. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0036TH5VO

 

[JOG]

Not 12 v sorry

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It runs off the pleasure battery, right?!!

(I’ll get my coat!)

 

[PeterB54]

You can always get deals on the Oral B toothbrushes away from Amazon and don’t need to spend too much on them.
the USB charger I got is not available now but this one is very similar

USB Toothbrush Charger for Oral B, Inductive Charger Fits Most Braun Oral b Electric Toothbrush, Trickle Chargers with Long Cable Socket, USB Plug Toothbrush Charger - HSYTEK: Amazon.co.uk: Health & Personal Care

USB Toothbrush Charger for Oral B, Inductive Charger Fits Most Braun Oral b Electric Toothbrush, Trickle Chargers with Long Cable Socket, USB Plug Toothbrush Charger - HSYTEK: Amazon.co.uk: Health & Personal Care

www.amazon.co.uk

we have used it in motorhome and when we could fly to sunny places for holidays in the distant past

 

[t0mb0]

I found that those rechargeable toothbrushes were a waste of money as they cost about £70 and only last 2 years and 1 week that's £35/year on toothbrushes!
so we all use these at £7.50 and perfectly adequate. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0036TH5VO

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That’s probably a pretty good option with some decent rechargeable AAs given most people probably have a battery charger in the van for torches and the like.

 

[Loz]

That’s probably a pretty good option with some decent rechargeable AAs given most people probably have a battery charger in the van for torches and the like.

The batteries last months even brushing twice a day..