I have found from personal experience that after use storing the toothbrush in a separate room from the bathroom (for example the bedroom) will help the brush dry faster and be more sanitary than keeping it in the bathroom. Either we like it or not the bathroom is the most contaminated room in the house and also has the most moisture compared with other rooms in the house.
True story when you flush toilet it spews bacteria up to 6 feet away Absolutely should store it away from BR it’s nasty when you google it and learn how many bacteria spew when you flush the toilet’
I was going to buy my first electric toothbrush. After watching this video it feels like I'm using electric toothbrush for more than a decade. Thank you.
I have the bright colored toothbrush. When I noticed there’s mold on the brush head, I started taking time to clean them and dry them separately after use. However, I started to notice mold growing inside all the gaps on the toothbrush body, I mean alll the gaps. Where the head is attached, there’s mold. Where the parts are attached, there’re gaps and mold is sipping out of these gaps. It’s so visible that the mold is from the inside of the body. The only way to clean is crack the toothbrush body open and clean them. It’s not visible doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. 😢
I always remove the head after brushing and rinse thoroughly but after about a month or so, i can see black up inside the neck. Not on the brush itself but up inside the long part. And i always let it dry separately. Afraid if i stick something in there to clean it that i'll break something. Going to change brush heads once a month now instead of every 3.
The normal oral b electric brushes are so much easier to clean than the iO. And as I just switched from the genius x to the iO , I’m sure I’m going to find this annoying .
I just spray clorox mold spray right into that gap on the toothbrush base. And I remove the head every time to air dry. No way I'm letting my toothbrush get moldy. It's a horrible design already
I can’t believe you posted this video ! I want to buy the ORAL B Io 6 toothbrush but I was aware of this problem so I thought that maybe it’s better to try the Pro 3 because it seems to me that the NON Io toothbrushes are easier to clean (and if no at least I didn’t pay too much). What do you think? Thank you so much for talking about this
Please see the 3000 review video. It's clear that this brush is enough for most of your dental needs. If you want additional features then you can think of getting the io brush
I think they are fairly comparable in how easy to clean they are on a daily basis. But, the Pro 3 does not have the same head attachment as the iO and the iO's attachment is prone to more dirt/grime buildup. We have another video coming to the channel on Thursday that looks at this in a bit more detail.
I have never in my life had an oral b electric toothbrush that got dirty but somehow the one I've had in the past year all of a sudden has alot of black grime inside some nook of the toothbrush and is hard to wash out....
Is white vinegar to harsh to clean plastic? Its sometimes used to help with mineral build up in coffee pots. I'm using Zero water filtered water in a glass to reduce potential minerals and algae that are sometimes detected in local water before treatment.
Are the oral b s more time consuming to keep clean than sonic ones? Feels like you have to put alot of effort to make sure the heads are dry inside to try to avoid mold.. Its the main thing putting me of the io brushes
You say to rinse with lukewarm water, not boiling. Is there a specific reason for this? I was under the impression that hotter water will kill bacteria better. I don’t use literally boiled water, but typically rinse with the water as hot as it will come out of the tap, which at my house is hot enough that I do not touch it with my hands for more than a fraction of a second.
Well I use lukewarm because my hands can handle that. I do follow and ageee with your logic of hotter water though. One risk of very hot water is that it could potentially impact the bristles etc and cause them to deform and loose strength and structure.
Electric Teeth, would it be good idea to use a water flosser to clean out the model of the head. Aiming the Flosser in the inside of the brush head. Then turn on the water flosser to the highest speed.
Technically yes. However balancing upside down isn't easy. Not the best balanced and not a lot of surface are to balance on so wouldn't take much at all to fall over.
Could you address the question of toothbrush color. I am trying to decide whether to get a black or white electric toothbrush (probably the IO 9). I am not concerned about the aesthetics of the brush itself. The black does look cooler. But I am thinking the black would be easier to keep clean from excess toothpaste, while the white will be easier to keep clean from mold or other dirt. Any thoughts?
I think there is some logic in what you are saying. I think mold would be more obvious on the white color and toothpaste on the black. Toothpaste is still fairly noticeable on the white brush though. It's ultimately personal opinion. If I had to pick, I would probably opt for white, as more brush heads come in white color. If you want the heads to match in black, you can't always get them.
Hello, someone know about how many percentage of the battery consume each use the oral b io 9? I have it but it consume me 6 or 5% each time l use, I just want to know if it’s normal or no?
Hmm perhaps a bit high, but percentages are just a guide and depends on how long you are brushing for. The battery life of the iO9 is about 2 weeks based on 2, 2 minute cleans per day. So technically that is about 3.6% per use. But the battery performance isn't always the best so, a bit higher is possible.
I'm unsure as to why the battery performance matters when the toothbrush sits on the charger a great deal of the time. Seems like you will always have plenty of battery power.
Very useful video thank you! I did notice you tend to place an emphasis on the last word of a sentence which can make the video a little difficult to listen to.
Glad you found it helpful. Emphasising the last word of a sentence isn't something I intentionally do, so apologies if this was distracting, but all being well the key message still came through. 😃
I just want to say thank you for not using music during the information take-in phases of your video as my ADHD stops me taking in new information when distractions like music are on videos. Vety well spoken too, you earned a sub from me and my IO9
Get it hotted up 130°C so the glue lets go and take it down like a phone...I guess with cotton gloves inside nitrile ones, towels handy, etc. Once it's proper clean then re-lubricated (hmmm, water based or not) reassemble and heat to reintegrate. Or grab a fresh Fairywill at $15ish and hand the offings to the nearest roboticist collective.
Wow u are rude AF!! I like how he delivers his information in his videos. Quick, to the point and intelligent. This comment was so rude and unnecessary. People these days think they should share every thought 🙄🙄🙄
