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Electric toothbrushes..
seth
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Last year the local savers (chemist chain) and Somerfield were knocking out the disposable ones for one pound or a bit more but <£2.
Are there any of these on offer anywhere what is the lowest price on these I've not seen any on offer?
Are there any of these on offer anywhere what is the lowest price on these I've not seen any on offer?
Seth.
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Don't know about cheap, but these are the best value-for-money I've ever seen.
As for disposable electric toothbrushes; you can't replace the batteries in those, can you? Saw some in the local Waitrose once, but can't remember what the price was. They didn't seem very eco-friendly either.0 -
and 2 duracell AA bateries or Energiser. I kept these for the remote control and use a 2200mAh NiMH rechargable pair.Seth.0
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must admit to being confussed by the choice and price range, saw Argos had some at £90 but how much better are they then £30 ones at superdrug?vBulletin getting better!0
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