What colour is your toothbrush?

BNMC

Mine is green and white.

wretcheddomain

BNMC wrote: »

Mine is green and white.

Stop eating broccoli and cabbage and it'll go back to being white again.

Christ the Redeemer

white. It's electric.

Wacker The Attacker

I use a wire brush

biko

Now it's brown.

The Backwards Man

Oral B electric colour.

kwestfan08

Cheap Tesco two-in-a-pack blue

catallus

Well, Lah-Dee-Dah, thinly veiled "I own a toothbrush" thread.

What's wrong with using your finger?????

wretcheddomain

catallus wrote: »

What's wrong with using your finger?????

First outline the positives.

Morag

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFfgmsziUS8

ChunkyLover_53

I get the feeling OP has been sitting at a laptop since Friday

Wondering what topic they should start on AH, the little cursor line flashing in the text box constantly teasing them.

4 days later and this the best they could do.

fussyonion

I can't believe you've started on thread on something like this.

Ihatecuddles-old

I Have a purple one, a yellow one, a pink one and a blue one.

BNMC

fussyonion wrote: »

I can't believe you've started on thread on something like this.

Cool.

So, what colour is your toothbrush?

KeithM89

Mine has Batman on it. Iv had it since i was 4.

TerrorFirmer

I have a better question. Why do toothbrushes exist in soft, medium and hard? Every dentist I've ever been to has specifically told me that medium is perfect, but hard is excessive and bad for your gums. There I was for years, assuming that 5 minutes intense brushing with an unflinching brush was doing wonders for my oral hygiene when in fact it was apparently slowly eroding my gumline like the sea does the coast. Is there a reason for this hard toothbrush? If experts are so against it, why does it exist?

General General

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

I have a better question. Why do toothbrushes exist in soft, medium and hard? Every dentist I've ever been to has specifically told me that medium is perfect, but hard is excessive and bad for your gums. There I was for years, assuming that 5 minutes intense brushing with an unflinching brush was doing wonders for my oral hygiene when in fact it was apparently slowly eroding my gumline like the sea does the coast. Is there a reason for this hard toothbrush? If experts are so against it, why does it exist?

It's for women to use for masturbation, no? I heard that somewhere.

EoghanIRL

Keith wrote: »

Mine has Batman on it. Iv had it since i was 4.

Do you still use it ?

Mine is blue .

KeithM89

EoghanIRL wrote: »

Do you still use it ?

Every single day.

TerrorFirmer

General General wrote: »

It's for women to use for masturbation, no? I heard that somewhere.

It's like those 'electric' toothbrushes you can buy in the Euro2 stores.....the handle vibrates furiously but the actual brush head remains static.

Cee-Jay-Cee

I have no teeth. They call me gummy bear at work.

Peregrine

I just buy random. It's green now, I have a blue and a purple one which I'll use when this is wasted.

Ciderswigger

Brown. Cos like that Kesha singer wan I 'brush my teeth with a bottle of Jack'.

No but really, it's green.

Roose

Great thread.
Mine is blue and white, might get a new one soon though.
Any suggestions?

Micky Dolenz

I use a mop and bucket. Both red.

johnayo

I just use the jacks brush. Sure it's always sitting there next to the bowl.:eek:

Mr. G

Blue and white.....I think.

One of those cheap ones from aldi or tesco or somewhere. I don't really put too much thought into the colours.

kneemos

ChunkyLover_53 wrote: »

I get the feeling OP has been sitting at a laptop since Friday

Wondering what topic they should start on AH, the little cursor line flashing in the text box constantly teasing them.

4 days later and this the best they could do.

The Decline a Noun thread was much better.

Reamer Fanny

Why

Fart

justryan wrote: »

Why

Because you touch yourself with your toothbrush at night.

Mr. G

Fart wrote: »

Because you touch yourself with your toothbrush at night.

And in the morning

Rud

Simple cheap orange and white Colgate one

kneemos

You can remove 80% as much plaque with a piece of fabric as you can with a toothbrush apparently.

Nemeses

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

I use a mop and bucket. Both red.

Who are you?

Jaws?? Thought we left him on the moon last time...

CatLou

Purple, yellow and white

Lawrence1895

kwestfan08 wrote: »

Cheap Tesco two-in-a-pack blue

There's a yellow one in the pack as well, that's the one, I have in the moment

Ben D Bus

kneemos wrote: »

You can remove 80% as much plaque with a piece of fabric as you can with a toothbrush apparently.

So a toothbrush is better than a piece of fabric for brushing your teeth? Who'd a thunk it??

Mine is Dolphin Daze and White on White going by the Dulux colour chart.