Reply With QuoteGet an inverter for you car or a normal toothbrush.
Master
Here's a little problem. When travelling around Australia we frequently found it difficult to charge up the electric toothbrushes. Some campsites were very picky about charging any appliance, no matter how little power was taken. Also toothbrushes generally take most of the night to fully charge.
What I'm looking for is either an electric toothbrush that can be charged from the Land Rover's 12 volt supply, a gadget that will allow our existing Brauns to be charged from 12 volts or a really good toothbrush that runs on replacement batteries.
I know that a converter can be used to take 12 volts to mains power and then back down again to whatever the toothbrush needs but this seems a very wasteful way to do it. Surely there must be a better way.
Any experiences or views out there?
OldBushie
Get an inverter for you car or a normal toothbrush.
Super Moderator
In the old days........................
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
Master
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Ahhh I see you used the ones with 2 back ups in case the first one failed
OldBushie
SubscriberNah, One for each tooth
Master
"The KISS principle states that most systems work best if they are kept simple rather than made complex; therefore simplicity should be a key goal in design and unnecessary complexity should be avoided."
Super Moderator
Yes Kev in true Land Rover fashion.
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
OldBushie
Surley this post is taking the ****.
How about an apple?
the apple would go rotten before they were half way around
Fossicker
As I young fellow in the outback I heard the local indigenous kids chewed coals out their campfires to clean their teeth. Tastes like s*** but apparently works well?
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