Is the appliance shower safe? null

No, this unit is not shower safe.

It does plug into the wall so I wouldn’t think so.

Yes, you can detach the hose and just use the toothbrush wirelessly.

I wouldn't use in the shower. requires an electrical outlet

Yes; but do you really want mouth slobbers dripping down around your toes? There is a curly cord that is cleverly designed to carry both water to the brush and serves as charger. I suspect it is low enough voltage to not be dangerous; however, you certainly would NOT want to use the brush in the handy-dandy plug in charger which would complicate water perhaps connecting to the AC which would be highly dangerous.

Yes. The toothbrush alone can be shower safe

You can unplug the water hose coil from the bottom of the brush body and use the sonic brush in the shower. In fact, the SF-01 comes with a travel case intended for the brush to be used separately away from the water irrigator part of the system. But, considering that the irrigator pump must be plugged into an AC outlet, you could not safely use it in the shower. So, yes on the brush and no on the water irrigator.

No, it is rated for submersion. Also, the cord that connects the brush to the reservoir is short.

“Is the appliance shower safe?”

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No, this unit is not shower safe.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago
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It does plug into the wall so I wouldn’t think so.
Answered by NyVetteGuy 6 years ago
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Yes, you can detach the hose and just use the toothbrush wirelessly.
Answered by Ace254687 6 years ago
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I wouldn't use in the shower. requires an electrical outlet
Answered by hmnc 5 years ago
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Yes; but do you really want mouth slobbers dripping down around your toes? There is a curly cord that is cleverly designed to carry both water to the brush and serves as charger. I suspect it is low enough voltage to not be dangerous; however, you certainly would NOT want to use the brush in the handy-dandy plug in charger which would complicate water perhaps connecting to the AC which would be highly dangerous.
Answered by branumlawoffices 6 years ago
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Probably not!
Answered by Pochteca 6 years ago
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Yes. The toothbrush alone can be shower safe
Answered by Labm 6 years ago
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No
Answered by Retiree 6 years ago
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Heck no! It’s electric!
Answered by DaveO 6 years ago
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You can unplug the water hose coil from the bottom of the brush body and use the sonic brush in the shower. In fact, the SF-01 comes with a travel case intended for the brush to be used separately away from the water irrigator part of the system. But, considering that the irrigator pump must be plugged into an AC outlet, you could not safely use it in the shower. So, yes on the brush and no on the water irrigator.
Answered by Steve62305 6 years ago
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