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ORAL-B TriZone 500 Electric Toothbrush $50 @ The Good Guys

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ORAL-B TriZone 500 Electric Toothbrush $50 @ The Good Guys
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AnyPrice Helper on 01/11/2013 - 12:48 thegoodguys.com.au (403 clicks)
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The Oral-B TRIZONE500 Electric Toothbrush (RRP 99.95) is on sale at The Good Guys ($50 + $2 postage) and Shaver Shop ($49.95 + $10 postage). Or simply buy in-store to avoid the shipping cost.

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Description:

The TriZone 500 electric toothbrush features triple action deep cleaning technology, reaching up to 2X deeper between teeth and providing superior plaque removal versus a regular manual brush.

Unique brush head design with 3 cleaning zones
Removes up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual toothbrush
20,000 pulsations and 7,600 sweeps per minute
Built-in professional timer helps you brush for the recommended two minutes
Made by Oral-B, the #1 dentist-recommended toothbrush brand worldwide

Have a great weekend!

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  • GreatWhiteHunter on 01/11/2013 - 12:52
    +1

    "Or you can get it in store for free"

    I suspect you mean you can avoid postage if you pick it up in store??

    Interestingly still $99.95 on the GoodGuys EBAY store…

    • AnyPrice Helper on 01/11/2013 - 13:00

      :) Thanks! Yes, we meant buy in-store to avoid the shipping costs.

  • UFO on 01/11/2013 - 13:01

    Always wanted an electric toothbrush… but there's just so many out there.

    What's with the sonic or ultraviolet versions? Worth it, or just get something like this one from OP?

    • mskeggs on 01/11/2013 - 13:52

      Yes to this. Anyone care to compare/contrast various electric toothbrushes on offer?
      Prefer a model that you can get cheap non-OEM replacement heads.

      • HN Professional on 02/11/2013 - 03:02
        +1

        OH. MY. GOD. I'd just typed out a long informative post to both UFO and mskeggs with data links, pros and cons of various brushes, UV etc. but accidentally clicked on the close tab and wiped everything out. Google Chrome, why don't you have a "confirm close?" dialog box?!?!?!

        Anyway, the bare bones gist:

        1) try to go for brushes that vibrate above 30,000 movements per minute. The Braun/OralB 3D series is my stalwart.

        2) mskeggs, I found this item useful because I was not entirely happy with my Braun brush-heads and wanted more 'control' ie. "if only the 'normal' toothbrushes I liked had sonic capabilities!"
        [Toothbrush-Holder that turns your normal toothbrushes into pseudo-sonics eg. Sonic All] (http://www.japantrendshop.com/sonic-all-ultrasonic-toothbrus…). Please note, I didn't buy this model (I am an OB'r after all!), I got my Chinafied version on eBay after lots of trawling. Also be aware, I'm pretty sure this doesn't reach 30,000 movements per minute but it is still a damned touch faster than your hands could brush!

        My M.O. now is to use my Braun for quick cleans. On 'full clean' days, I use my Sonic All, attach my manual heads to my heart's content (eg. my Sensodynes, manual Oral-Bs, etc), brush, swap out for other heads, then, for a final clean, bring on the 'cupping' action of the Braun/Oral-B.

        Please note, about 2/10 brushes will not fit in the holder due to manufacturers increasing penchant to fashion their toothbrush bodies in the likeness of Japanese Giant Robot Feet: eg, I have 3 generics that fit; 4 Oral-Bs that fit (sorry, I don't know the models, useful huh?); the Reach transparent one piece (McClean? Or Colgate? I forget!) fits; the Sensodyne with the tapered brush-tips fit. The Oral-B Crossaction Pro-Health DOES NOT fit, neither does the Sensodyne with the very fine (tufted) brush-tips. I've measured my knock-off's 'mouth' - anything under 13.5mm should fit.

        On the lookout now for Waterpiks, oral irrigators, but that's for another thread…

        Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna fling myself onto the bed and have a sooky cry while grabbing my RSI-inflamed wrists and lament my Lost Opus to Electric Toothbrushes

        • Jddcef on 04/12/2013 - 07:48

          Ctrl-shift-t that undoes the close tab and retains the typed stuff.

  • anna10 on 01/11/2013 - 13:20
    +1

    It is worth getting all the sonic etc 'add ons' that you can afford.

    The battery will eventually have shorter charge for each recharge (you know what I mean). I always run mine right down at breakfast time and it's ready to be used at bedtime after recharging all day. It's about 2 years old and going well with a new head sometimes.

  • anna10 on 01/11/2013 - 13:57
    +1

    mskeggs, the heads seem to be all the same Oral B esp is sorta generic, I always by generics. I just remember that the sonic stuff etc does a much better job for whatever technical reasons and $50 is a good price.

    • [Deactivated] on 01/11/2013 - 14:19

      It is because it makes high frequency noise, hence ultra sonic, that is in audible to the human ear. Bacteria ears can pick up on this wavelength and it doesn't sound pleasant. So they die.

  • meowmeowmeow on 01/11/2013 - 15:32

    WOW. Ordered online with the good guys. Already been dispatched, and got a call from them to confirm the address. Impressive!

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