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Re: If you knocked your toothbrush into the toilet?
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[ QUOTE ] i've done this, several times actually. [/ QUOTE ] May I suggest moving your toothbrush. [/ QUOTE ] Putting the cover down works. Chicks dig this too. |
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Garbage. Wouldnt even think twice.
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i have not just backups, but backups of backups of everything. but if im you i just use mouthwash, throw away the toothbrush, and pick a few up on the way home so i dont end up in the same situation.
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DEF throw away. That's [censored] gross.
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why is this even a question?
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this is why I keep my tooth brush on the other side of the sink
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That's not a bad idea. Neither are good to get in your system, but at least peroxide doesn't taste as bad, and it actually has tooth whitening properties and is sometimes recommended as a mouth rinse. [/ QUOTE ] Blarg, this is actually incorrect. There's a lot of benefits from hydrogen peroxide, and taking it internally is NOT bad. In fact, if I remember correctly, you can buy food grade hydrogen peroxide. If you're interested in knowing more, look up oxygen therepy. Furthermore, there is a lot of cleaning benefits to hydrogen peroxide. I think this is a good idea. And this thread f.ing rules. Can't believe how much I've laughed so far. |
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This is why I have a toothbrush at my desk at work, also in case I eat something really raunchy for lunch. NT [/ QUOTE ] Ditto. |
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Hydrogen peroxide is not only deadly in sufficient amounts, but it supposedly creates free radicals, which lead to oxidative damage in the body.
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