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I am aware of that, so brush, rinse, wait 15, and mouthwash is fine, as the mouthwash will do the flouride/etc thang.
This.I used to ...but have changed my ways
Anyone else use warm water to brush their teeth?
At primary school i was always told to be polite, and not to talk to strangers _ nothing about taps
I am aware of that, so brush, rinse, wait 15, and mouthwash is fine, as the mouthwash will do the flouride/etc thang.
At primary school i was always told to be polite, and not to talk to strangers _ nothing about taps
Nope, but I know a few people at work do because they have super sensitive teeth
Why does Thing B which has nothing to do with Thing A make you see 'sense'? I mean, live your best life and all that, but there's little to no science thereAnyone else use warm water to brush their teeth?
Met a girl who used warm water in my teens and thought she was weird, then tried it and got my teeth feeling cleaner than using cold water. Makes sense as you don't wash your clothes or dishes in cold water, have done it now for about 23 years.
Why does Thing B which has nothing to do with Thing A make you see 'sense'? I mean, live your best life and all that, but there's little to no science there
Why does Thing B which has nothing to do with Thing A make you see 'sense'? I mean, live your best life and all that, but there's little to no science there
No, waste of money and water leaving it running.
While wasting water is wasting water, if you brushed twice a day, leaving the tap running for 1 minute each time (at an average flow of 5 litres/minute), that is 10 litres a day wasted, 3650 litres wasted a year.
In monetary terms, that is like a fiver wasted, or £20 for a family of four, per year. Cost isn't a valid reason to not do this.