Does the toothbrush and holder have sealed contact areas for re-charging, or is there a 'pin' on the holder, and a 'hole' in the toothbrush handle.
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The toothbrush is completely sealed and charges wirelessly via induction. There are no exposed metal contacts.
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The holder actually does have venting, and it isn't a sealed cylinder even though it has a lid. I've had it for a few months and it's not gotten moldy, nor have the toothbrushes.
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I suppose it gets as dirty as you let it. I rinse the brush head after every use, and also run water over the power unit, and dry it. Every couple of weeks I soak the brush heads in hydrogen peroxide, something that should be done with every toothbrush. The power unit is waterproof. I have washed it twice a day for about six years and it works fine, so that's not a problem. But, that means the batteries are sealed; you cannot replace them. Expect to buy another unit at some point. We like them so much I will not hesitate.) I hope this answers your question.
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YES, there is a small crevice nozzle & brush that is stored in the charging stand.
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you have to take it out of the cup and put it on chargeable little stand, the toothbrush fits in there...I don't think it will charge in the cup but am not sure, never tried it...I use the stand it came with to charge
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There was only one brush head that I remember. What strucjk me as odd/different was that it the base had the center battery square but not the cover that goes over it.he base cover just fine--actually smaller footprint. I wish I would not have been quick to dispose of the old toothbrush. But no big deal works without t
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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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My Sonicare only comes with the charging stick at the bottom. I don't know how it would function without one.
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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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Does this mean that the toothbrush automatically will know to switch voltage? Or is there a switch on the charger?
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I have the Healthy White System from Phillips I don't know about the Easy Clean toothbrush. When you look at your brush head dead on and then look at the bottom the hole beyond the metal ring should look like a tiny fingerprint shape. Hope that answers your question
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Yes! I have this toothbrush holder and just checked it out with my Oral B brush heads. You have to drop it down from the top of the opening---i.e., it doesn't "snap in", but no biggie. Also, the bristles do rest right on the metal ring, if that bothers you. Good idea, though--I may have to order another one for my Oral B brush heads!
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I'm not sure I understand your question, but the toothbrush comes with a stand attached to a cord that you plug into an electrical outlet. You put the toothbrush on the stand and it keeps the toothbrush charged at all times. Maybe in Chile you will need some kind of electrical adapter in order to plug it in, if your outlets are different than what we use.
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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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Well, not properly, but is like to have it. You click on where is the battery and then there is no contact, and the battery is save inside the hole. Regards. Jordi
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no, it has a cord for the charger base. it is "cordless" while using the toothbrush.
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Yes, the charging port on the bottom, the cover for the extra memory, the ear phone port as well as the power button and volume buttons - all are accessable when in the holder, even with the cover closed! This one is better than the $20-25 ones at B&N.; Only negative is it is a little 'tippy' on the vertical rotated mode setting on a desk top or your lap if pressing the screen too hard to turn a page for instance, but that's still much better than not having the feature at all to hold it at an angle for viewing.