Here’s a weird thought: your toothbrush creates sonic vibrations. Some models buzz at 31,000 strokes per minute.
On a plane, that’s a conversation starter. Imagine pulling it out mid-flight. The person next to you stares. You wink. “Just keeping my teeth clean,” you say.
But don’t actually do that. The pressure change can make the brush head pop off. I saw a guy do this once. It flew into the aisle. A flight attendant gave him the look.
The Charger Conundrum
Your charger is a different beast. It’s a brick with a plug. Check it or carry it—either works.
But here’s the punchline: most hotel bathrooms have outlets near the sink. But airplane outlets? They’re weak. Your toothbrush might charge slower than a sloth.
Funny detail: I once forgot my charger. I used a friend’s. It didn’t fit. My brush died in Tulum. I brushed manually like a caveman. It was humbling.
