Actually, it sounds like the current is actually passing through the casing of the toothbrush. Doesn't sound like a good arrangment for solid state electronics.
It depends on whether the device is designed for it. It's not really a problem. Several companies came out with flat devices a few yearts ago that would do that for your iPod, Palm, or other small device. You would get a small attachment to plug into the power socket of your device, that was made for it, and put the item on the flat plastic top. You could recharge as many devices as would fit on the top.
They didn't sell because they were kind of clumsy and expensive. but they did work.
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Originally posted by ecking
Wow I swear to god we all have the same goddamn toothbrush...
Sonicare rules!
Originally posted by ecking
Wow I swear to god we all have the same goddamn toothbrush...
The only one baby!
Originally posted by tonton
Actually, it sounds like the current is actually passing through the casing of the toothbrush. Doesn't sound like a good arrangment for solid state electronics.
It depends on whether the device is designed for it. It's not really a problem. Several companies came out with flat devices a few yearts ago that would do that for your iPod, Palm, or other small device. You would get a small attachment to plug into the power socket of your device, that was made for it, and put the item on the flat plastic top. You could recharge as many devices as would fit on the top.
They didn't sell because they were kind of clumsy and expensive. but they did work.