Sonic Spa Pro review: I tried to clean my toothbrushes in a sound bath for a month – here is what I found

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Keeping your pearls both pearls and white is much easier than it was-but remains a dirty and time-consuming affair. Between the accumulation of toothpaste and the need to deeply clean your dental tools to ensure that they remain hygiene, dental care can be a time -consuming affair.

While I do not use dentures, holders or similar ones, I use an electric toothbrush and keep my toothbrush head on its own is a real pain. Therefore, I was excited to hear about the Sonic Spa Pro with a Seribrite, an ultrasonic and UV-C dental cleaner. And, after trying it for a few weeks, I can definitely say that it didn’t disappoint.

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Using UV-C light in combination with 43,000Hz ultrasound, the Sonic Spa Pro can destroy 99.9% of bacteria, viruses and pathogens in just three minutes, according to the Sonic Dental manufacturer. But there is also a five -minute cycle for deep cleaning.

It is valued at $ 99.95 / £ 89.95 / AU $ 179, which covers the device itself and six cleaning tablets, but you can select a beam with 36 cleaning tablets for $ 119.95 / £ 99.95 / AU $ 199. And there is also an Onyx Black Color option. This makes it a fairly accurate market, with similar devices listed on Amazon for about $ 50 / £ 45 / AU $ 90. However, Sonic Spa Pro is using premium materials and really feels stable enough to last a long time – though they note that some customers across Reddit and Trustpilot Customer service both for delivery and replacement.

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Nominal power	20w
Ultrasonic frequency	43khz
Uv-c light	200-280 nanomeders
Noise	≤65db
Timer	3 minutes/5 minutes
Control type	Touch control
Product size	4.8 x 4.8 x 3.94-inch / 122mm × 122mm × 100mm (L XDXH)
Tank size	3.1 x 1.77 inch / 80mm x 45mm
Capacity for “maximum”	165ml
Main material	ABS+304# stainless steel tank
Certificates	FCC, CE, C-Tick (EMC), Rohs

Sonic spa cleaning an electric toothbrush

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Poor and compact in 4.8 x 4.8 x 3.94 inches / 122mm × 122mm × 100mm (L x D x H), the simple Sonic SPA Pro Device Teeters in clinical with basic design and matte coating. But it feels a premium.

Above the articulated lid you will find a “S” logo, which serves as the main touch control for the Sonic Spa Pro, with the opening of the lid to reveal the basin 3.1 x 1,77in / 80mm x 45mm. Fill this with cold water (up to 165ml) before sinking your dental device. The basin is perfect for dentures, but it fits into a variety of dental tools – plus, is also suitable for cleaning objects such as nail clippers, tweezers, and even jewelry.

Sonic Spa cleans a piece of jewelry

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I have used the Sonic Spa Pro for a few weeks now and I have to say that I am impressed. Having watched countless Tiktoks of controversial “cleaners” cleansers, I was excited to try something that came with clinical support and put a more premium feel-and the Sonic Spa Pro surrendered.

Just fill the tank on the maximum water line, with your dental device inside, close the lid and hold the touch sensitive button to start the cleaning cycle. Press again to start the five -minute cycle. When finished, open the lid, drain and remove the contents and rinse from the element you just cleaned – voilà!

The first time we cleaned my toothbrush head in the basin, I was surprised by how much Muck came out of my new toothbrush’s new head, turning the water into a milky soup into just a three -minute cycle. To see how effective it was, I repeated the cleaning cycle again immediately, and the water in the basin at the end of this cycle was almost clear-it simply uses the power of water, UV-C light and ultrasonic cleaning. When facing holders or other dental objects that require more maintenance, you can appear on one of the cleaning tabs included.

Sonic Spa cleaning jewelry

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I did not often find the need to stretch in the 5 -minute cycle, though I tried to clean some older jewelry, which Sonic Dental claims that the Sonic Spa Pro can also handle. I have not noticed a big difference, with the ban on some black grub wings disrupted by the pendant, so I wouldn’t arrive to buy the Sonic Spa Pro exclusively for jewelry cleaning steaks.

Sonic Spa Pro is not perfect. The supply state, in particular, leaves room for improvement. In the United Kingdom at least comes with a 13-A UK reception, which most bathrooms do not include for security reasons. You can, of course, choose a two-pin shaver adapter on a three-point 13-but-acne setting, but you do it at your own risk.

However, this plug issue is not only problematic when it comes to placing and using Sonic Spa Pro. It is annoying because the basin on the device is not removable, that is, every time you have to refill or empty the water, you must take the entire unit in the sink. The scratch, high sound that emits is also a little annoying-though it is not very loud, which means you can survive the few minutes it takes to run its cleaning cycle.

There are also bad news for those who are not sure of UV-C Sonic Spa Pro-Pro-Technology you can not choose to use the device exclusively as an ultrasonic bath.

Nevertheless, even taking into account all the negatives, I was impressed with the Sonic Spa Pro – and my teeth never feel cleaner. Not only that, but it also helps to make the toothbrush heads longer, removing as many residual toothpaste and calcification as possible before it can be created to harm the toothbrush.

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