two toothbrushes
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Why can't you just charge them alternatively when needed? They don't need to be on charge all the time at the same time.
Hi Davisss
I was looking for one similar when i did my bathroom last year but i dont think you can get one due to the transformer in them. My advise would be to fit 2 of them side by side or on oppostite sides of the bathroom or you can get those vanity units with a socket built in then just fit an extra 240/110 socket. Things might have changed since last year but i couldnt find one anywhere. The charge will stay in them a good few weeks so you could just charge them alternative. Top Tip if it doesnt work, before ripping into the wiring with a volt meter just make sure someone hasnt plugged it into the 110 volt socket. (speaking from experience here)
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There are no "dual" 230 V shaver sockets (note they are designed to charge/power shavers, not toothbrushes but some will cope with toothbrush charging too).
There sockets that have both 110v and 230v sockets have an interlock so you cannot use both sides at the same time. I expect this is to limit the current as (IIRC) they are only rated at 20VA.
There sockets that have both 110v and 230v sockets have an interlock so you cannot use both sides at the same time. I expect this is to limit the current as (IIRC) they are only rated at 20VA.
Several brands of toothbrush have twin chargers available that plug into a single outlet and can be purchased separately. This is for a Braun, but I know other manufacturers make them too.
The new MK ones have a toothbrush logo on them as well now!
A lady customer objected to the stubbly face logo on the shaver point and said it was sexist. 
I didn't ask what logo she would have for the parts she was going to shave.....
I didn't ask what logo she would have for the parts she was going to shave.....
UU ?
According to Jimmy Carr, so are the new rules to clamp down on bad driving on motorways.
A lady customer objected to the stubbly face logo on the shaver point and said it was sexist.
I didn't ask what logo she would have for the parts she was going to shave.....
Maybe she wanted this one, as posted by RF a while back...
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