So I have the Oral-B 3d White Action Rechargeable Toothbrush, can I use my charger for this toothbrush you sell, instead of using AA battery? Thanks!
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I don't sell the toothbrush; I own one though. I'm not sure what charger you are talking about. I use re-chargeable AA batteries that I charge in a charger. So, if that's what you are talking about, it works for me.
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There is a charging base you plug in and then you put the toothbrush on to charge. It holds a charge for a long time. I didn't need batteries
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The Oral-B Action Power Soft is not out of stock. I just checked 30 seconds ago before writing this answer and it is shown as in stock. Buy a couple of brushes and a lot of heads then change your head and battery every 3 or 4 months whenever you visit you hygienist for a cleaning. You can save the used heads and batteries for other cleaning uses around the house if you have an old used brush.
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Don't know that it is "acceptable" or not, but I seem to get 3-4 shaves before recharging. I now have 2, so 1 is always on a charger. My 1st one was dropped in water, so it didn't seem to hold a charge for very long. So, I used to use it while plugged in to the charger/outlet. I had to buy my 2nd one because my charger went out and stopped charging (replacement chargers are about $40.00, cheaper to buy a whole new razor)! Guess you could call/email manufacturer and ask them what the "charge/battery" life is, or should be?
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I agree with Gabriel Dibble...the battery is Ni-Mh. Like most electric toothbrushes, the WaterFlosser rechargeable is contained within the case that has no obvious "door" or cover that allows you access to replace the rechargeable battery after it will no longer hold a charge. This qualifies for "planned obsolescence".
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The toothbrush recharges itself when it stands on its base, which is connected with a cable that plugs to the wall. I leave it plugged all day long. When I travel for 5 days,I leave the base /holder at home (charger),since the battery charged (inside the toothbrush) stays charged a lot of days!So dont be confused by the holder that looks just like a holder...its also a battery charger.
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It has a charger base that plugs into an outlet. Toothbrush sits on base to charge. At home I leave it on the base when not in use. I have traveled a week without charging and it was still going strong.
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Looking at the company's sales information at: http://www.dentistryiq.com/articles/2013/11/diamondclean.html, I doubt that charging bases for the older sonicare toothbrushes will work for the new "Diamond Clean" version.
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You don't need any batteries. The unit that you hold in your hand, sits on a base which is plugged in to the wall & it charges the whole time it sits there, until you use it again! I'm not a very technical brilliant person but, apparently the battery is in the base of the toothbrush which is charged when not in use....
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Yes. The toothbrush holder plugs into an electrical outlet to keep the battery charged. You can leave the toothbrush in the holder to keep it charged. Or you can take it out of the holder but must put it back in the base when battery needs recharging.
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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.
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Not in the traditional way as in trying to change the battery on your flashlight. The charge should last you a week if you brush twice a day. If it's a rather old unit, perhaps it's time to get a new unit. If you just got it, then it's definitely defective.
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I don't know but I think it only fits the Oral-B Cross Action toothbrush. I had problem finding the cross actions heads in the stores and that is why I ordered these from Amazon. If the 3d white action only has the head then it may work. The cross action doesn't use the 3" type with the head - only the head. Hope this helps.
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Can't really answer your question but I bought this for my wife and she loves it. I think it operates as well as my rechargable oral b brush
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As far as I can tell, there is no way to replace the battery, however, the toothbrush does stop charging when it is full so that it doesn't over-charge and ruin the battery.
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Yes, the charger base is marked 110-240VAC, 50/60 Hz. Will probably have to have available the different prong adapters. BTW: the charger is the same for both the Airfloss and the toothbrush.
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Not long, I have had the toothbrush several months now and I have gone well over a week without charging it. I can't say exactly how long, but if I let it die and put it on charge before sleep, it can fully charge by the time I wake up