is it ok to use a battery opp. rotary scrub brush ?
443406
I don't think that is a good idea because the cream itself makes your skin super dry and if you use it with a brush there is going to be some irritation.
443407
Do NOT scrub acne. The American Academy of Dermatology website recommends to wash the skin twice per day (especially after sweating), use fingertips, do NOT scrub, rinse with lukewarm water. The key contribution of benzoyl peroxide is to kill the bacteria stuck in pores. Best to do this without further damaging the skin. The good news is that the steps recomm by the AAD site are usually very effective!
443408
Depends on your skin type or tolerability, mine is so sensitive,I can only use the cleaner by itself rarely
1328920
The same thing happened to me. I believe there's a battery that requires replacing. Me, I just got annoyed, literally threw it away and have been happily brushing my teeth the old fashioned way for the first time in decades. I find it comforting doing this without a fancy gadget. But hey, Im the same person who misses rotary phones and vinyl.
519263
Not at all. I have used it it with plastic bristle brushes as well and have had no effect on them. Been using it for over 3 years with no problems what so ever.
1238550
remove batteries. brush it with dampened brush and soapy solution but not totally wet. so far so good! good luck,a
1849307
I wouldn't feel safe using a corded drill around water. I didn't like the brush and drill concept, it was cumbersone and hard on the wrists. I bought a battery operated scrubber called Quickie at Walmart for $19.97. Amazon may also sell it. Don't buy another drill save your money for other things.
1500446
No, not at all. All of the newer electric brushes made by this company have significant battery problems. they use very poor technology with defective design. What this means is that they don't last very long--the battery simply goes out. When you try to deal with the company you're basically out of luck. Before buying one of these expensive gadgets, do your research and read the reviews closely.
1268335
Yes. The battery compartment on all handheld Dyson's are the same. The number differences only deal with filter type and floor attachment type included with the vac.. Same voltage and battery shape. These batteries rock. But don't overcharge them. I don't leave mine plugged in 24/7.
52459
I used it along with swabs and acid brushes to clean a key board of cat piss. The liquid is none conductive but I would remove the batteries . Seems safe for pc boards etc.
2150425
This is simply a battier operated hand held scrubber, not very powerful but more than your hand alone. I would try it.
1157648
I don't think that it matters to the battery. The battery is low-quality regardless and will not hold a charge. I personally just put the vacuum on the charger before I will need it; but if you are the type of person who needs to use the vacuum without planning in advance, you should leave it on the charger. The disadvantage with this (and with low-quality batteries that don't hold a charge) is that you are paying for the electricity when the battery is being charged all the time.
332623
I love mine, in fact purchased two of them. I would assume there is something wrong with the charger. I leave my battery in the charger all the time and only pull it out when I use the scrubber. I use it quite often. I would suggest that you contact the seller and get a different one. I'm certain you will enjoy it.
5144
Yes. You may want to disconnect the battery before you wash it. There are lots of decals /stickers, so don't scrub them off. I would let it dry throughly before reconnecting the battery and using it.
1201698
the vibrating bristles take out the tangles. you can use it while plugged in or charge it on the charger for cordless brush, just like an electric toothbrush. any way you use it, it Works!
2106213
You should. The black cross hairs are not battery dependent. I would be very surprised if the answer was other wise.
401549
I had one that was bought with my Roomba vacuum five years ago and only had to replace it this year. I don't know what you will be using your battery for but to use my vacuum every day for five years before replacing that's a good thing.
915718
Your assumption is correct. The battery/batteries is/are not user replaceable. The factory warranty is two years, but mine is dying quickly at the four year mark. I've just ordered a 3000 from Amazon.Proper charging will lengthen the life of the brush. My old Oral-B had NiCad batteries and had to be fully discharged about once every six months. I don't know what the battery composition is for the newer brushes. In my case, I think water damage may have caused it's demise.
240185
No, it is not designed with a replaceable battery. Our previous Oral-B brush lasted about 4 years before it wouldn't hold a charge. But, we left it plugged in all the time. So, after every use, it got a small recharge. With our new one, I monitor the LED on the handle. When it starts flashing red after a brushing, I plug it in to charge. I am hoping this will help the battery last longer.