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<p>[QUOTE="Raccoon1977, post: 3728928, member: 17253"]I have one, and really only use it on the newer stuff. It has caused some stones to fall out (small ones) but I am fairly sure they were already loose. A suggestion that may or may not work for you- I have a sonic toothbrush that is basically the same action. It cleans really well. But the nice thing about the large one is that you can clean a bunch at once. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":)" unselectable="on" /> I actually love the sonic for tougher jobs- it rattles the gunk loose.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Raccoon1977, post: 3728928, member: 17253"]I have one, and really only use it on the newer stuff. It has caused some stones to fall out (small ones) but I am fairly sure they were already loose. A suggestion that may or may not work for you- I have a sonic toothbrush that is basically the same action. It cleans really well. But the nice thing about the large one is that you can clean a bunch at once. :) I actually love the sonic for tougher jobs- it rattles the gunk loose.[/QUOTE]
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