Recent content by TheOriginalSlimJim

I current have a "double" shaver socket in the bathroom, but only one will work with the toothbrush as one is 115v and the other (the one that the charger works on) is 230v.

:lol: No.... I have bought her a complete toothbrush, we only share the charger now. :D

LOL ... yup, done that a few times... Looked like Slimer had been in there! :lol:

:lol: Yup, lazy, lazy, lazy. Just bought her a brush the same as mine. Sorted.

Been having a look around for this kind of thing myself.... recon http://www.doorsdirect.co.uk/index.html is any good? :shock:

To be fair I WOULD change the head ;)

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Come one.... im FAR too lazy for that ;) The heads do screw off, but I can't be ar5ed to change them every time I want to use it. I may just buy myself a nice new one, and let her "inherit" mine :lol:

Well.... I would, but not sure if she is up for it LOL! :lol: Will make the suggestion. 8)

Both the brushes only run on 110. :( The plate on the wall provides 230 and 110. But the "good" news is... her tooth brush is on it's way out. So I suppoose the easiest solution is to just buy her a toothbrush the same as mine. But cheers for all the suggestions guys, very much...

You can change the settings on the brushes? At the moment they only work on 240... :shock:

Can't see why running two off the one socket would be SUCH a bad idea? :?

OK, OK ... :D Just wondered if you couldn't buy a splitter, like a standard 1 to 4 power splitter. Can't you get a 1-2 adapter? I.E. an american splitter? :wink:

:roll: Nah ... thats not the answer. Suppose one way round could be to hack up the two charger cables and wire them together? Thus making one plug, with two bases? :shock: How would I wire that? Series? Parrallel?

Thought the seperate fuse was supposed to protect me from that? Consider myself told :oops: So what is my solution? :D