Aquafresh Aquafresh Toothbrush

...the box away and the Aquafresh website (www.aquafresh.co.uk) holds no clues at all. In fact, it doesn’t even mention the brush! (Indeed, if you type in ‘Aquafresh Duoclean’ into google you actually get a no results return! Do I get a prize for that?). Behind the tip is a second un-powered head which slides minutely lengthways back and forth. This has bristles of two differing lengths but which for me, is nothing more than a gimmick. ...
...be of any use, you’d have to ‘brush’ with it and this kind of defeats the purpose of having an electric brush as you’re meant to basically hold the brush against your teeth and let it do the work for you. It’s also a tad uncomfortable and a little difficult to get used to. The brush itself is angled slightly and has to be turned and clicked into place rather than just pushed in. It has 5 slits and holes in which will ...

The-Operator 13.09.2002 · Read full review
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...My favourite toothbrush is now AQUAFRESH FLEX TOOTH & TONGUE Since discovering this useful hygiene aid, I realise what I was doing wrong when cleaning my teeth. My dentist kept telling me to brush them more often and more thoroughly to improve my oral hygiene and therefore give better protection to my gums. I now believe I was trying too hard, or rather brushing too hard. Brushing too hard can damage teeth as well as gums. After using the Aquafresh ...
...The first Aquafresh Flex toothbrush was developed many years ago now, but the company has continued to try to improve the design further, and the Aquafresh Flex Tooth and Tongue is their most up to update manual toothbrush. The thing that I like most about all Aquafresh toothbrushes is the flexible neck that bends to absorb excess pressure and reduces the risk of damage to gums. The combination of flexible rubber, which is made easier to grip because ...

luckyarchers 27.01.2005 · Read full review
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...£6. My eye caught the Aquafresh brush. I picked it up and knew this was the one I should purchase. My brush cost me under £2 but I think it was on offer. Its normally about £3. The Aquafresh brush is fairly simple. Its a good price and it has some comfort improving gadgets. It also looks quite nice too!!! The brush features bendy joints on the body and neck so that it is hard to push down so much that your gums bleed. It has a nice grip (available ...
...cleaning a tiny bit more effective. I found the brush to be very comfortable to use. I've had it for about a month so far and its almost as good as new. The bristles are still upright and it feels nice to brush with. It cleans nicely and the bristles although feeling soft are ridgid enough to get all the hangover scum of your teeth. My teeth feel very fresh after brushinga and although its also down to the toothpaste its the brush that helps get ...

forestparks 16.03.2003 · Read full review
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...two AA alkaline batteries which aquafresh claim should only need replacing every two months. The brush is pretty much the same as any normal electric toothbrush only cheaper. It comes in a clear container for you to store it in. It’s also possible to buy replacement heads (about £7.00 for two.) It comes with full instructions and a guarantee. I have found it really easy to use; it has a simple on/off switch which if pressed firmly enough stays ...
...flexible head, which enables you to get in all those nooks and crannies. At first it felt strange having something vibrating away in my gob! But I soon got used to it and now find cleaning my teeth really enjoyable. I have experienced no bleeding at all although some said I might. I have had the brush for over a week now and the power doesn’t seem to be fading at all which I have to say surprised me cause I though that with batteries they would ...

sarahpervin 02.05.2001 (01.05.2001) · Read full review
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...how my recent change to Aquafresh electric toothbrush as been. It’s a very good toothbrush, got a small but head and reaches the parts my other toothbrush didn’t. Although, I wasn’t that keen on battery powered as I thought I would be changing them all the time, it hasn’t been that bad. You do need 2 AA alkaline batteries. The battery power is really good and I have not needed to change my batteries since I bought my toothbrush. ...
...bleeding as stopped! The Aquafresh electric toothbrush costs about £13.99 and comes with complete instruction but trust me it won’t take a genius to find how it works. If you are looking for a toothbrush I would definitely recommend it. It’s something difference but something that will improve your teeth. I used to think that an electric toothbrush would be harsh on my teeth but it’s not. At first yout teeth may tickle but you’ll ...

WAD1-2-3 12.05.2001 · Read full review
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...It also has the classic Aquafresh flexible head which is meant to be softer on your gums. As the price goes it was about the price you would expect to pay for an electric toothbrush. I purchased it from Superdrug at a respectable price of £17.99. I believe that the replacement heads are just under five pounds for 2 heads, which is a very good price compared to the Braun replacement heads, so be weary. I totally recommend this product for anyone ...

scholes69 12.08.2003 · Read full review
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...the opportunity of purchasing an Aquafresh toothbrush and have been using it over the past week or so. This product is the brainwave of Smithkline Beecham and a good invention it is too. It is pleasant to look at, being bright green and yellow in colour and it fairly brightens up the toothbrush-holder. Due to its exceptional design, it manages to reach into all those difficult nooks and crannies dislodging any unwanted gubbins within its reach! It ...

ElaineHosie332 20.09.2000 · Read full review
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After one week,it stops when in contact with teeth.I renewed the batterys,but it still will not work. I have to use it like a normal tooth brush. It cleaned perfectly well in that first week. I purchased it from safeways store in Hastings for around about four to five pounds. May be it was just my tooth brush that was faulty,I dont know because i will not be buying another Aqua fresh tooth brush.Which is a shame as it works as long as i dont ...

CRASKEHOUSE 04.10.2003 · Read full review
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