What is the difference between an electric tooth brush that costs around £25 and one that costs over £50? I've got one that cost me £15 several years ago but I'd like to get a new one and I'm just wondering performance wise, which is better.
I'm interested in the answer to this as I've recently bought the kids one each, half price in Argos £17.50 down from £35.00. I've seen some for about £130, God knows what they do for that amount.
You can get a new car for £8000 or£80000. Same thing with toothbrushes- the pricier ones have more features and look nicer. I'd recommend either Oral B or Philips - halfprice at lots of places at the moment. Don't go for a cheapo unbranded or own-brand.
Hmmm, I'll need to think hard about this as I would like something which performs better but need to think about cost as well. I'll look at the £40 - 50 range.
To get the clean an electric toothbrush gives you after 2 mins of brushing would apparantley take 2hours with a manual. I bought my first electric brush afew months ago - an oral B one £30 down from £50. I was told its mainly the speed of the rotations & different sweeping actions to remove plaque thats the big price differences. I think most of them do now, but ones with the 2min timers on are good.
I can't remember how much mine cost but I do know I wouldn't have paid a lot for it. Probably no more than £30 but I wouldn't be without it. On the rare occasions I use a normal brush my teeth just don't feel as clean.
I bought a battery operated one a few years ago... £1.99 ..it does what it said on the packet... but will get a pukka one when it dies or when I can no longer get the heads