Is this a manual brush, but the batteries are only to create the ionic charge?
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Yes it is a manual brush, not motorized. The battery helps to create the ionic charge (Sakuma et al., 1987). In the middle of the plastic handle there is a metal conductor rod. It connects the bristle portion to the battery. A second conductor (the metal strip) is also connected to the battery. When you grasp the handle of the toothbrush, and hence the metal strip, an electric circuit is formed through your body, your teeth, and the conductive rod. The resulting ionic action weakens the electrostatic bonds that enable tartar to stick to your teeth. There are ionic toothbrushes without the battery that are powered by a reversed current circuitry but Ansai et al. (2000) concluded that the lithium powered ones were more effective.
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I don't sell the toothbrush; I own one though. I'm not sure what charger you are talking about. I use re-chargeable AA batteries that I charge in a charger. So, if that's what you are talking about, it works for me.
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Yes. It is a lithium ion rechargeable battery. There are many chargers out there at different price ranges. A good one will cost about $15-$20. But you can get a cheap one for about $5 that will get the job done.
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NO - they are regular chargers Swivel Sweeper Wall Charger Charges all Swivel Sweeper Batteries Swivel Sweeper Brand Charger Wall Charger for All Cordless Swivel Sweepers BatteriesWall charger for all Cordless Swivel Sweepers batteries. Have one charging while one is hard at work for you!Always have one ready to go!Extra wall charger only. Will fit all models of batteries for all Cordless Swivel Sweepers- G2, Original, Max and Touchless. (battery sold separately or with charger in another listing)Includes:1 x Wall Charger for All Cordless Swivel Sweepers Batteries
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It kind of is wireless in a way. The plastic, waterproof brush sits on the charging dock which is also plastic. It uses electromagnetic induction to charge the battery, so there is no metal-to-metal contact of the brush to the charger. This means that you don't need to worry about it being dry to charge, and it makes charging ultra convenient!
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Manual is on the menu in the camera. An camera is charged by plugging camera into the wall, there is no separate battery charger. Hope this is helpful.
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Yes, this brush comes with a non-removeable rechargeable battery. When the battery gets low you simply plug one end of the charger into the bottom of brush and the other end into the wall outlet and let it charge overnight. An overnight charge usually lasts me about two weeks and I use it every other night. If you use it everyday your face might become too dry. Also, it's water- resistant not waterproof so I don't take it into the shower or tub. This is a good facial brush. Hope this helps:-)
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no, it has a cord for the charger base. it is "cordless" while using the toothbrush.
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The base charges in the electrical outlet and will stay charged for quite a while. The actual toothbrush require one (1) AA battery, which will occasionally need replacing after a certain length of usage, just like anything else that uses a battery.
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It is an electric toothbrush that operates on a battery (rechargeable battery). It is not plugged in while you are using it.
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Brush is powered - it has own motor, connects with pins to power on vacuum.
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Yes. It's a charging station that you can screw into the wall and hang the vacuum from or you can set it on the counter and put the battery in it (after removing from the vacuum, it's easy). Because you have 2 options for charging, you can buy an extra battery and charge both at once in the charging station that comes with the vacuum. It's helpful to have an extra because the batteries only last about 10 minutes.
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I don't understand the question. The brush is merely an attachment. The only "on" or "off" to be turned on or off is the power.
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The brush itself is not made for any specific voltage. You can use an old charger or buy the international charger (or use a friend's charger that lives in Europe when traveling) and it will charge fine.
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When you turn it on, after it has charged, it vibrates the bristles back and forth. That is how it gets the knots out without pulling. You have to brush the hair slow the first time to get the knots put carefully, but after that you can brush faster. But it charges quickly. Hope that helps.
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No battery! No cord! It's just brushes on the inside that sweep up dirt when you push it back and forth.
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Mine uses e Series brush heads, not sure if this one does. Mine had 2 hard case travel paks and i believe 2 chargers. Hope this helps.