Toothbrush, isn\'t it dirty?

[videoholic]

6 feet from the crapper?  Holy cow that\'s a long way.  I think mine is maybe 3 feet tops.  No wonder my mouth tastes like piziss.

Not to mention a toddler in potty training mode.  A male one, at that.

Originally posted by Adan
I don\'t think this is the right topic but, why the hell we cleans our teeths? I don\'t know any animal, apart from humans, that clean their teeths with sophisticated materials. It would be enough to pick up the rest of food from your mouth and with your fingers... as animals do when anything incomodates them. Don\'t forget that we\'re animals.

Well is Saudi Arabia I ve seen people using some kind of wood sticks to clean their teeth.


BTW:Cold water sends the germs to hibernation.So always use cold water.If you use warm water if there are a few germs that survived they will multiply themselves.

Adan:

You know, most animals don\'t have perfect teeth... far from it, they have cavities, missing teeth, and gum problems.  Nature sometimes compensates (beaver teeth keep growing, shark teeth keep coming in), but if you ever look at a 10 year old buffalo\'s mouth, then you realize exactly why humans developed toothbrushes, paste, flouride, floss, and listerine.

As for killing the germs, I think that probably the boiling hot tapwater most people rinse their teeth with will kill the germs, and the toothpaste itself, probably.

[Cerberus]

If my toothbrush had to be 6 feet from the shitpot, it would be outside the bathroom....... somewhere near the tree in the front garden.

[GmanJoe]

Originally posted by Unicron!


Well is Saudi Arabia I ve seen people using some kind of wood sticks to clean their teeth.


BTW:Cold water sends the germs to hibernation.So always use cold water.If you use warm water if there are a few germs that survived they will multiply themselves.

But once they reach room temperature, they\'re active again.

Originally posted by GmanJoe


But once they reach room temperature, they\'re active again.

Yeap.I guess you are right.