Soladey ion5 Operating instructions
IONIC TOOTHBRUSH
HOW TO USE
Instructions for best use of your Soladey Ionic Toothbrush
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IONIC TOOTHBRUSH
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HOW TO USE
Instructions for best use of your Soladey Ionic Toothbrush
After wetting the bristles and semiconductor with water (saliva is
sufcient outdoors - *see note below) brush all surfaces of your tongue
without using toothpaste, and especially rst thing in the morning after
stomach acids have accumulated from sleeping.
Brush from the back of tongue (not in the throat!) to the tip of the tongue. You may see
discoloration on the bristles (concentrated bacteria and accumulation of acids), and so
make sure you rinse the bristles repeatedly with water to remove this lm. Once you feel
the bristles and tongue are adequately clean then you can work on the tooth surfaces as
there will be less concentration of bacteria in the mouth.
Bear in mind that the tongue generally carries most of the mouth’s bacteria! Continue to
brush your teeth lightly and thoroughly in the same way as with an ordinary toothbrush.
Concentrate on contacting the teeth rather than applying force. Unlike a conventional
toothbrush, Soladey eliminates the necessity to apply much pressure to the tooth
surface.
*Note: Saliva is sufcient for brushing teeth outdoors, but in this case we don’t
recommend you brush your tongue outdoors without a source of running water available
to clean the bristles.
Soladey J3X is a hybrid toothbrush. Light received either/both on the rod
or on the solar panel will activate the ions.
Make certain there is an adequate light source (natural or articial) necessary to activate
the semiconductor and solar panel. If you are brushing the back teeth surfaces the rod
will receive limited direct light, so make sure you do not cover the solar panel with your
hand as the solar panel will transfer the light to the rod even when light conditions are
low. The amount of light required for the J3X to work effectively is the same level that
would be required to power an electronic calculator. Sunlight works well, and also a well-
lit environment is equally as effective.
The brighter the source of light the better the result. You will notice that your saliva will
foam slightly when the toothbrush is working effectively. If you are using toothpaste, use
IONIC TOOTHBRUSH
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very little as this can interfere with the natural anti-bacterial action that Soladey provides
through the ions and the natural bacteriostatic effect of titanium. Titanium is safe and is
used in many medical applications worldwide. We can document the safety of titanium in
many independent studies that have been conducted. You can nd these studies on our
Facebook page (Soladey).
Make sure you rinse the rod after each use (especially if using toothpaste). If you live in
an area of hard water then carefully remove the handle from the head and clean the rod
with bristles (your old toothbrush or a used head). This may be done once a month or if
the rod has a build-up of calcium or toothpaste.
We recommend a natural mouthwash or powder to replace toothpaste and to freshen
your breath (although the Soladey Brush will do this on its own). A few drops of NATURAL
MINT OIL or even OREGANO OIL also works well though very strong tasting: be warned ☺
Remember not to throw the handle and rod away. Replacement heads
are available.
Tapered heads provide a deeper cleansing in between the gum-line (these heads have a
soft feel). Soft heads are standard. Medium heads allow the user to better control and
perceive the contact on the tooth surface and therefore brush lightly. The bristles will ex
less than soft type and therefore may last longer. Child bristles will t in small mouths
and are soft in feel.
SAFETY: Make sure you keep the brush head attached to the handle and
rod at all times except during replacement. Never leave the toothbrush
or bare handle and rod near young children or infants.
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