Electric toothbrush for Alloys

Hotcoupe · 11-24-2007, 03:48 PM

What do you think,sounds good,but I wonder what it would be like in reality.
Anyone got 1?
NEW PRODUCT!!

Make you car shine like a Pro with the new SonicScrubber Pro Detailer. Just launched in the UK this exciting unique and original cleaning product provides the perfect solution for anyone serious about cleaning their car.

The SonicScrubber Pro Detailer does all the hard work, positioning itself as the 'must-have' present this Christmas for any car enthusiast! If you're struggling to think of a great gift to get someone this Christmas or if someone is looking for a clue on what to get you this year then point them in the direction of a Sonic Scrubber.

The Pro Detailer tool and brushes are designed to help with cleaning cars, faster, easier and with more professional results making it the ultimate 'detial' cleaning tool.

Cars have many corners, grooves, nooks and crannies - areas that collect dirt, grime, sticky and gooey messes. Using the SonicScrubber Pro Detailer; this time-saving instrument will clean away those marks better than anything else on the market. It will clean wheels and trims, carpet and upholstery stains, cup holders and many more tricky areas that most cleaning utensils just can't get to!

The SonicScurbber Pro Detailer has undergone an intensive two-year research and development programme. Throughout the design stages the users' wants and needs have been top priority, ensuring outstanding product benefits such as:

Gets anywhere you need to get the details clean
Does the hard work for you
Cleans in half the time
Ergonomic, non slip hand grip for cleaning comfort
Reduced splattering as you clean
Handles the toughest detailed cleaning tasks

Plus new product attributes such as:
A heavy duty motor
Non-scratch brushes
Waterproof and durable
High speed oscillating head

The tool can be used with any cleaning solution including foams, sprays, powders, gels and concentrates and has the capacity to carry out various other tasks such as cleaning:

Garage / workshop tools
Oil stains on floors
Sports equipment, such as golf clubs
Muddy shoes and sports boots
Motorbikes, bicycles and much more...

Price listed relates to Tool (also available Headsets for £7.49)

Product order ref: SSCRUBBER
A1 Motorstores price: £14.99

http://www.a1motorstores.co.uk/catal...formation.html

beemerbird · 11-24-2007, 04:07 PM

Ian, how on earth do you find these things? Didn't realise alloys suffered with plaque

No won't be rushing out.

NFS · 11-24-2007, 04:11 PM

Actually ... I bet an old electric toothbrush would be ideal for cleaning alloy wheels.

Gibbo · 11-24-2007, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by needforspeed

Actually ... I bet an old electric toothbrush would be ideal for cleaning alloy wheels.

When dentists recommend 2 minutes per day they are not talking about your alloys.

beemerbird · 11-24-2007, 04:15 PM

Gibbo, I do 2 minutes twice a day and one minute inter-dental once a day. Not for alloys though.

Tomorrow, alloys will get a good seeing to

Gibbo · 11-24-2007, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by beemerbird

Gibbo, I do 2 minutes twice a day and one minute inter-dental once a day. Not for alloys though.

Tomorrow, alloys will get a good seeing to

That sounds like a good oral hygiene routine.

Just remember your 6 monthly check ups.

beemerbird · 11-24-2007, 04:29 PM

Peter, as thoughtful as ever

My dentist only wants to see me once a year....fine by me I hate going

I hope you go regularly.

Gibbo · 11-24-2007, 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by beemerbird

Peter, as thoughtful as ever

My dentist only wants to see me once a year....fine by me I hate going

I hope you go regularly.

O yes I am lucky to be registered with an NHS dentist who is excellent.

Hotcoupe · 11-24-2007, 04:59 PM

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beemerbird Ian, how on earth do you find these things? Didn't realise alloys suffered with plaque No won't be rushing out.

I was researching 'alternative' uses of toothpaste.Puts a whole new slant on 'oral' hygiene!

Quote:

Gibbo Quote:
O yes I am lucky to be registered with an NHS dentist who is excellent.

What's one of those Gibbo?

beemerbird · 11-24-2007, 05:08 PM

You beat to that one about NHS dentists. Thought they were extinct.

Oral hygiene is very important, should always be very thorough!

Gibbo · 11-24-2007, 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beemerbird

You beat to that one about NHS dentists. Thought they were extinct.

Oral hygiene is very important, should always be very thorough!

I am an expert in Oral Hygiene as I used to work in that sector. It is scary the number of people who don't own a toothbrush in the less well off areas of the UK.

ChrisMWard · 11-25-2007, 03:05 AM

I've always used an old toothbrush to get into difficult corners on some alloys so an electric one would be a good upgrade.

Regards

Chris

SoYank · 11-25-2007, 04:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hotcoupe

The SonicScurbber Pro Detailer ...

For scurb rash?

silverbmwz3 · 11-25-2007, 02:24 PM

It must be April 1st ? Even the code to order it is SSCRUBBER ! Sounds like Gareth Gates calling after Jordan when they split up

Would take forever and a day to clean alloys with that, it HAS to be a joke - either that or whoever is buying them has a lot of time on their hands.

SoYank · 11-25-2007, 04:25 PM

Oh, a lot of products on the shelves these days are like this. The adverts make them look like the best thing since sliced bread but they don't work worth a damn once you get them home.

Now, could someone please tell me what was the best thing BEFORE sliced bread?

dxb335d · 11-25-2007, 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SoYank

Oh, a lot of products on the shelves these days are like this. The adverts make them look like the best thing since sliced bread but they don't work worth a damn once you get them home.

Now, could someone please tell me what was the best thing BEFORE sliced bread?

CARLOS FANDANGO

325 Baller · 11-25-2007, 04:29 PM

I used a electric toothbrush on my wheels (inside) worked very well, now I dont know if its worth getting this...but you UK guys buy it and if it does wonders you can import it to the US for us

beemerbird · 11-25-2007, 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SoYank

Oh, a lot of products on the shelves these days are like this. The adverts make them look like the best thing since sliced bread but they don't work worth a damn once you get them home.

Now, could someone please tell me what was the best thing BEFORE sliced bread?

Unsliced bread.

SoYank · 11-26-2007, 04:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dxb335d

CARLOS FANDANGO

I asked for the BEST and what do I get? Jeez!

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Hotcoupe Major General 191 Rep 6,110 Posts Drives: Don't know yet! Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: UK iTrader: (2) Garage List November 2008 335D ... [8.34] 2007 335D [0.00]	Electric toothbrush for Alloys What do you think,sounds good,but I wonder what it would be like in reality. Anyone got 1? NEW PRODUCT!! Make you car shine like a Pro with the new SonicScrubber Pro Detailer. Just launched in the UK this exciting unique and original cleaning product provides the perfect solution for anyone serious about cleaning their car. The SonicScrubber Pro Detailer does all the hard work, positioning itself as the 'must-have' present this Christmas for any car enthusiast! If you're struggling to think of a great gift to get someone this Christmas or if someone is looking for a clue on what to get you this year then point them in the direction of a Sonic Scrubber. The Pro Detailer tool and brushes are designed to help with cleaning cars, faster, easier and with more professional results making it the ultimate 'detial' cleaning tool. Cars have many corners, grooves, nooks and crannies - areas that collect dirt, grime, sticky and gooey messes. Using the SonicScrubber Pro Detailer; this time-saving instrument will clean away those marks better than anything else on the market. It will clean wheels and trims, carpet and upholstery stains, cup holders and many more tricky areas that most cleaning utensils just can't get to! The SonicScurbber Pro Detailer has undergone an intensive two-year research and development programme. Throughout the design stages the users' wants and needs have been top priority, ensuring outstanding product benefits such as: Gets anywhere you need to get the details clean Does the hard work for you Cleans in half the time Ergonomic, non slip hand grip for cleaning comfort Reduced splattering as you clean Handles the toughest detailed cleaning tasks Plus new product attributes such as: A heavy duty motor Non-scratch brushes Waterproof and durable High speed oscillating head The tool can be used with any cleaning solution including foams, sprays, powders, gels and concentrates and has the capacity to carry out various other tasks such as cleaning: Garage / workshop tools Oil stains on floors Sports equipment, such as golf clubs Muddy shoes and sports boots Motorbikes, bicycles and much more... Price listed relates to Tool (also available Headsets for £7.49) Product order ref: SSCRUBBER A1 Motorstores price: £14.99 http://www.a1motorstores.co.uk/catal...formation.html Last edited by Hotcoupe; 07-28-2008 at 05:14 AM..
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