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   Valerie Aurora (vaurora@wandering.shop)'s status on Tuesday, 14-Jan-2025 01:18:07 JST Valerie Aurora

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   • Paul Knightly

   @paulknightly my Philips Sonicare is still going strong after 7 years (with brush head replacements). The error a lot of people make is recharging it after every use; instead put the charger in a drawer and only pull it out when the toothbrush requests charging

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     Paul Knightly (paulknightly@mstdn.social)'s status on Tuesday, 14-Jan-2025 01:18:08 JST Paul Knightly

     I'm finally following through on the advice of my dentist to get an electric toothbrush. I haven't owned one in probably 15+ years, in part because models at the time weren't particularly sustainable and I found myself replacing the entire toothbrush every year or two.

     Digging around now I'm finding conflicting reviews and testimonials of rechargeable toothbrushes needing to be entirely replaced either at 9 months or 3 years for the same model. Any recommendations from my feed?