I want to use both in the shower. I know I can use the toothbrush, but can the flosser be taken into the shower, or is there a cord?
1514488
This one is corded. Sounds like Waterpik's "Showerpik" or one of their "Cordless Water Flossers" is what you might be looking for.
1514489
I don't think you can, as the water it uses is housed in the reservoir built on the device. That function also requires AC power.
1514490
The flosser has an electric cord, which attaches to the unit. It is not a very long cord. I doubt this flosser model would work well in the shower.
1514491
Yes there is a cord , it is a plug in and could be very dangerous!Don't use this in the shower
1514492
Tooth brush yes, but sorry, there is a cord on the water pik. It draws water from a well to ""floss" with.
1514493
Has a cord and is connected to electricity. Not a good idea for the shower!!!
1488022
No. It is just a flosser that flosses in between your teeth with pressurized water.
775691
Both the toothbrush and the charger have a coil of wire under the plastic coating. This kind of charging is called induction. It protects you from electrical shock if water gets on the device.
910157
It has a base charger which you plug into an electrical outlet. After using the brush you replace it on thecharger until you use it again. The toothbrush handle is left on the charger after every use.
1768815
This flosser is wireless. It has a cord that plugs into it and recharges it after the battery runs down. Needs to be recharged about once a week. Just plug it up and let it charge overnight.
1488021
No, it is only a flosser. Still need to brush your teeth as well. For me it works better than string floss because I am much more consistent with it. Consistent because it goes along with my normal brushing routing in the bathroom morning and night. String floss I have to be sitting down normally in front of the TV and strangle my finger tips for about 3 minutes before I get all my teeth flossed. Just not consistent with string. With the Air Flosser I just use it right after normal brushing and it only takes 30 seconds. I use mouth wash instead of water like Crest pro care.
853385
Yes just turn the knob it has three settings:1. Shower only2. Shower and Flossing3. Flossing onlyI left it in the mixed position and my wife had a shower and failed to notice it spraying, leaving her to clean up one soggy bathroom.I am still using the showerbreeze and think it does a good job.
1615891
Read the product info that came with the toothbrush. At the top of page 6 it says, "The brush head holder is dishwasher-safe. Never place the charger in dishwasher or water. It should be cleaned with a damp cloth only." One would glean from that that the brush head holder could be used in the shower.
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Personally I would not have a problem utilizing a corded drill with the drill-brush in a bathtub/shower, but that's just me. Maybe you would feel more comfortable using a cordless drill, and it is more convenient as you don't have a cord getting in your way.If you're concerned about water issues with the electric drill simply wet down the tub/shower prior to bringing the drill into the area tub/shower area; use the drill-brush, remove it from the area and rinse the tub/shower area out.Hope this helps!
1999282
I have never used the dual clean head so I can't comment on that. However, I like the floss action head am using that as my own standard toothbrush head. I suggest that you buy both heads and compare them to decide which one you prefer.
951082
Probably the same...however, it does send out a pulse of water that seems to get in between teeth and gums well...If you floss on a regular basis and use a water pic you might not need this unless you travel...its very convenient for travel...charge it at home before you leave and it will last about 10 days or so...Friend of mine also uses the water flow from his shower and gets all the same results and good dental check ups...its all a matter of taste and preference...
1082771
The shaver itself does not have a cord. It works like a rechargeable toothbrush. The way it charges is by the plug in stand that the shaver rest in. So every so often it needs to be in the stand to recharge.
708355
Especially when you flush, some fecal material can get into the air so it is actually best not to keep ANY oral care products in the bathroom. It would be impractical for most, but best, to avoid storing any oral care product in a room that has a toilet in it. My electric toothbrush system I plug in in another room to recharge and I keep my floss, etc. in that room also. I do use them in the bathroom though, but if it is in use, I use the kitchen sink which lacks a mirror. I do not really need a mirror, but I am used to one. I also always close the lid before I flush.
853384
My experience is that the Showerbreeze is a diverter valve only. The water flows through the shower, the irrigator, or- if partially between both- partially through both. If you want to stop the water flow, you would have to turn the shower off. Or floss before getting into the shower.
342123
The shaver works either way, but plugged in it seems to have a little more power. I switched to Braun after being a norelco rotary user for years but it was not cutting my neck hairs and the cutter heads were too expensive. You get a carrying case, little cleaning brush, a little bottle of oil, the cord, and the operating instructions. A very good razor for the money!!
857016
It really depends on one's teeth.I personally have some teeth which are very close together. Fine dental floss gets through, but the Air Flosser does not. It tries to shoot the mouthwash+air through and makes a clicking noise, which means it's being blocked. So I wouldn't consider this a be all and end all floss replacement, but as an "in addition to" solution.
1002800
Yes. There are positions inside for two different toothbrushes so it can be used at the same time.