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but only do that if it's her birthday...
"Take two toothbrushes into the bathroom?"
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FFS.TheOriginalSlimJim said:
ban-all-sheds said:
Yup, lazy, lazy, lazy.
Just bought her a brush the same as mine. Sorted.
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When you come to replace your brush head, and it therefore gets removed, have a root around inside the base with a cotton bud or something, and see what you find.....
LOL ... yup, done that a few times... Looked like Slimer had been in there!ban-all-sheds said:
Well - there you go then.
For reasons of basic hygiene, even if you aren't sharing the handle, you need to remove the head, and rinse inside it and then place it in the holder provided to drain and dry after each and every use, so given that you have to do that, there is no reason for not sharing the handle...
For reasons of basic hygiene, even if you aren't sharing the handle, you need to remove the head, and rinse inside it and then place it in the holder provided to drain and dry after each and every use, so given that you have to do that, there is no reason for not sharing the handle...
ban-all-sheds said:
No.... I have bought her a complete toothbrush, we only share the charger now.
I think you're missing the point.
You said you needed a handle each because you couldn't be @rsed to change the heads each time, i.e. remove one and put another one on.
My response is that, as your own investigations have shown, even if you do have 2 handles you still need to remove the head after each use, so the effort involved in sharing a handle is identical.
You said you needed a handle each because you couldn't be @rsed to change the heads each time, i.e. remove one and put another one on.
My response is that, as your own investigations have shown, even if you do have 2 handles you still need to remove the head after each use, so the effort involved in sharing a handle is identical.
You only need to remove the head if you want basic hygiene
Out of interest, what's the charging current for toothbrushes anyway ? Just a trickle I'd have thought.
Out of interest, what's the charging current for toothbrushes anyway ? Just a trickle I'd have thought.
True - as well as being a lazy slob, TheOriginalSlimJim might be a dirty one as well.Gary0 said:You only need to remove the head if you want basic hygiene
A few '00 mA, IIRC.
Who says he can't?the_jinj said:
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