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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / February 2007

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Question for anyone who's used the Oral-B 7000 series brushes

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TissuePaper - 16 Feb 2007 22:30 GMT
How bright is the blue charging light?  I live in a dorm so I keep my brush
charging in my room, and the last thing I want is a nightlight (which is
what I've heard it referred to as).
JS - 17 Feb 2007 03:15 GMT
> How bright is the blue charging light?  I live in a dorm so I keep my brush
> charging in my room, and the last thing I want is a nightlight (which is
> what I've heard it referred to as).

Not sure which model I use, though it is perhaps this one, and it does
have a pretty bright blue light. I think of it as a night light.
What I have done in the past with lights that bother me is paint over
it with nail polish, a dark red or any dark color will usually block
it out. If that doesn't work, there is always black electrical tape or
gaffer's tape or such. There is always a way to block the light if you
put your mind to it. On my clock radio I simply put a wash rag over it
at night.
 
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