Wall Mounted Electric Toothbrush Charger, Polished Chrome Finish, Replaces Shaver Socket

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Mirrors with shaver sockets can sometimes be unsightly, as they’re often on show for everyone to see. Is everything okay or is it just a regular scenario for whenever you leave things charging for a while? However as I understand it, if you do want to really try and gain the absolute maximum from the battery, it is best to charge it fully and then discharge it almost entirely (not completely), down to say approximately 20% then recharge it. Shaver sockets have a lower voltage output than normal sockets, and the toothbrush should match this voltage requirement.

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In all reality, the battery life tends to be pretty good and I have yet to see evidence that a proper routine to maximise life of the battery really pays off. Most electric toothbrush chargers can be plugged into a standard shaver socket, but it is important to check the specifications of both the charger and the socket to avoid damaging your device or causing a short circuit. I have found sometimes sockets/plugs can create a bit of static noise, but it is quite rare and I wouldn’t say it was normal as such.Adapter: If the socket’s voltage is different, use a voltage converter or adapter for safe charging. Hi, my oral B vitality makes a buzzing sound when plugged in to charge; it is the plug and socket itself where the noise is emanating from – is this normal?

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It is also worth noting that if you need to use the brush and it has not finished charging this is fine. Brushes that have run out of power completely may need 30 minutes or so on the charger before they can be used for one clean or before any charging lights may appear. A good tip to ensure long term reliability and performance from your brush is to discharge the brush completely every 6 months and then recharge it fully. Whilst it appears to work I found that little charge got through or it was unreliable in comparison to the standard charging stand. The first, to give a place for the electric toothbrush to sit securely when not in use, and secondly a means to be recharged when the battery power is low.Use a 2-pin to 3-pin adapter: Plug the toothbrush charger into the adapter, and then plug the adapter into a standard outlet. When choosing between a 230V or 115V electric toothbrush, it’s essential to consider the voltage rating of your shaver socket. However, you can plug certain items like electric toothbrush chargers, as they usually have a similar voltage and frequency requirement.