Is this completely waterproof? I like to brush my teeth in the shower as a part of my morning routine. Thanks in advance :)
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I can't say for sure, but my impression is that it is water resistant in that you can splash some water while brushing, but I doubt it is waterproof. I would not recommend taking it into the shower. With that said, I have been using Sonicare toothbrushes since the 1990s and always get excellent reviews from dentists/hygienists despite minimal flossing.
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It is. I rinse the brush head and entire body under running water at every use.
596969
In my experience, the brush has been completely waterproof. It takes a while to get used to it, but I've had one for several weeks and really like it.
596970
I can't answer that for you. I just use it at the sink. Water does run down the brush & goes under the brush attachment. Mine has never been wet in or around the area where it charges. Wish I could have been more specific to your question. Have a good day!!
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Yes, I have had Sonicare products for 15 - 20 years, various versions over the years and they all are waterproof. The only thing that frustrates me about them is about every three years they need to be replaced, there is no way to repair them or replace the battery. But I keep purchasing replacement Sonicare as they are the best.
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I have never used it in the shower, but I frequently rinse the whole unit under running water and never had a problem.
145341
it is definitely waterproof. I use in the shower and have a bag of about 15 lbs of children's toys handing in a net bag from it.
1084640
I assumed it was waterproof as it didn't come with instructions. I use it on wet hair in and out of the shower on wet hair and I have not experienced any problems. I hope this helps. I see the crack you are talking about. I was unable to pull it apart.
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It's water proof dear but incase try to keep it dry and wet only the brush while using it.
2217005
Hi, yes, it's 100% waterproof so will work perfect in the shower. We have sell suction mounts so you can stick it to the wall. However, please note the shower wall has to be smooth for a any (not just ours) suction mount to work.
2019258
No, it is NOT waterproof. When I get out of the shower, there is always water running down the OUTSIDE of this liner. I do NOT recommend this item. Plus, it feels more like plastic than fabric. You might was well purchase a plastic one that would be waterproof.
85820
Its not. I took it in the shower with me and it still got wet. So I dont see how youre supposed to go underwater with it.
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It is not considered water proof. You cannot use it in the shower. However, I have run the top of it under the faucet to rinse it off & have not had any problems.
318253
No, I could be wrong but i had thought it was waterproof. I rinse mine out after every use and it's fine after almost a year.
2123430
It is very water resistant, they say do not immerse it in water (it has small openings for sound) but it's fine with shower water vapor and water runoff hitting it constantly.
1634120
the cleaning instruction indicates the brush should not be submerged in water or get too wet. So I'm inclined to infer that it should not be used while in the shower.
369513
No it is not waterproof. The brush part is rubber, but the rest is a mesh material.
1758559
I take my speaker into the bathroom every morning, but i dont take it into the shower itself. I have had my speaker for several months and it is still gaily producing sound in the bathroom, kitchen, outside, wherever I take it. My bathroom is well ventilated so it very rarely steams ups.
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I haven't tried to shower with it, and most likely won't. When I wash my hands I do try to keep the water off of it. My friend who is a chef takes his off to wash his hands. Water resistant is not a confidence inspiring phrase.
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I have a missing front tooth that I use temptooth for. (this product is awesome by the way totally worth the money!!) I leave mine in to eat all the time. It says not to but you can do it. as long as the tooth is in tight enough and you aren't eating something real sticky or gooey. A couple of times I ate something that was kind of sticky or gooey and my tooth came out in the food. I felt it right away both times and was able to just put it back in real quick without anyone noticing and was just real careful while eating the rest of whatever it was I was eating. At first I thought I shouldn't leave it in when eating something that could stain it like spaghetti with the red tomato sauce that it would stain it but I have left it in when eating these types of things and it hasn't stained it at least not where it is noticeable. I do take it out when brushing my teeth just so I can get the teeth around it cleaner without it in the way but if you had to brush in front of others I guess you could brush with it in. They say not to sleep with it either but I have a couple of times and it stayed in place and was fine. Again as long as the tooth is fitting tightly enough that it doesn't easily fall out. Usually I take it out at night though. I have made several backups to use just in case one does accidently get swallowed when eating or I forget to put it on it the morning. A couple of times I was so tired in the morning on my way out the door to work and just totally forgot about my tooth but luckly I had a backup in my purse that I could use and didn't have to go all the way back home to get it. If I don't tell people I have a fake tooth they don't even know.
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I'd say it's safe to put in the shower, but not directly in the path of the water. It handles the steam just fine. I think thst what it means by "weather proof."
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Yes this is waterproof. I really never take mine off. I shower in it, wash dishes, clothes, go swimming etc. Obviously I wouldn't go diving or anything where the water is deep with more pressure, but general day to day activities and normal exercising is no problem.