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> an electric toothbrush, but I've only used one off and on There’s a good little joke in here. FWIW, I’ve gone back and forth on electric toothbrushes and s
by bckr 4y ago
> an electric toothbrush, but I've only used one off and on
There’s a good little joke in here.
FWIW, I’ve gone back and forth on electric toothbrushes and settled on non-electric. I’ve found that a medium-firmness bristle and a rigorous and thorough brushing is what leaves me feeling cleanest. Plus it’s simple, easy to replace, and easier to properly dispose of.
Then again, maybe a super high end electric would change my mind.
- radlad 4y agoOut of curiosity which toothbrushes have you tried? I've been using a Sonicare and on the few occasions I've needed to use a manual toothbrush since it's been night-and-day.
- bckr 4y agoIt’s been years since I used electric, couldn’t tell ya
- rjh29 4y agoI was not impressed either, but I used a fairly cheap one. The people raving about them seem to have spent quite a lot on a high-end toothbrush. Manual brushing always feels good to me though. Maybe it's like a lot of things - expensive coffee beans, 144 Hz monitors, dvorak keyboards - the "it's lifechanging!" people are vocal, but 99.9% of people don't care about it at all.