I think the law changed in 1970s, so that is interesting.
The UK doesn't really have a satisfactory solution. (except to fit an induction charger base on the wall)
You can get a larger model with a shaver socket too, but they are double the price.
If your charge lasts for weeks, then it is recommend you charge it in a bedroom.
I know some of the older/basic models only last a few days, in which case have a look at this thread:
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The UK doesn't really have a satisfactory solution. (except to fit an induction charger base on the wall)
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You can get a larger model with a shaver socket too, but they are double the price.
If your charge lasts for weeks, then it is recommend you charge it in a bedroom.
I know some of the older/basic models only last a few days, in which case have a look at this thread:
Tooth brush charger in bathroom cabinet
I have a bathroom mirror with small cabinet to one side, which has a light above the mirror (electrical connection above the cabinet) and would like to add a 'shaver socket' to charge a tooth brush into the small cabinet. I'd need to drill a hole to get into the cabinet from above, but am having...
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