Review on Philips Sonicare EasyClean HX6511 sonic toothbrush, white by Dagmara Pasternak ᠌

This brush is really enormous in size. For the first time, I'm actually looking forward to the cleaning. More than half a year of experience. During this time, the teeth were cleaned of old plaque (coffee, tea, etc.), became whiter, probably by 2 tones for sure, polished so (just like the edges of a stone - in a mirror) that everyone around began to pay attention to their shine and polish. If you swipe your finger across the surface after cleaning, it will creak in the same way that plates do after being washed in a dishwasher. The gums became more robust and had a tint that was somewhere between white and pink (in terms of hardness, the same as after using Waterpeak 100 for a month - by 10 power). The sole drawback or advantage was that all of the defective seals, which had been attached in some way but did not "twitch" in response to a regular brush, came loose and needed to be replaced. I bought some inexpensive nozzles from Ali for 140 each. They are a little more difficult to clean and are not as pleasant to work with overall. The sensations are such that you don't brush your teeth (you don't really feel the bristles at all), and as a result, you crawl as if you are cleaning a tile - there is darkness in the mouth, but there is little sense. This makes it impossible to clean with an ordinary toothbrush. She is hopelessly addicted to her companion, who is likewise high on ecstasy. Simple in its operation in the shower I regret not buying earlier.