What type of AA battery should I use for my electronic toothbrush?
Mstrr asked:
It says in the manual to only use alkaline batteries, however I want to buy rechargeable batteries for it to limit the waste.
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It says in the manual to only use alkaline batteries, however I want to buy rechargeable batteries for it to limit the waste.
I can’t find anything in the UK that can charge alkaline batteries, so would it be ok to use another form of battery, like rechargeable Ni-Cd or something in a toothbrush that says only to use alkaline?
By the way it came with the 2 non-rechargeable alkaline batteries that are suitable which are 1.5V.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
February 16th, 2010 at 3:56 pm
Go ahead and use Ni-Cads. It’ll be fine although it won’t achieve quite the same speed of oscillation. Ballerina Ski Girl
February 19th, 2010 at 5:40 am
Gee u r stuck with antiquities in the UK all right get an oral-b toothbrush they work fine and include a built-incharger. U can get one for about 40$ Rickie