So, if wet-shaving can turn a chore into an enjoyable activity, can anything do that for toothbrushing?
Make toothbrushing less of a chore?
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Is it that big of a chore?
Ummm.......no.
Easy. DE toothbrush.
Easy. DE toothbrush.
You win the internets Chad.
edit. Is that thing for a dog?Seriously though, how about a Sonic care tooth brush? I actually like brushing my teeth with it.
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Lemon Lime toothpaste....it's like TOBS for your teeth
Yeah, Tom's of Maine makes some neat toothpaste flavors. Cinnamon-clove is a favorite of mine. That and a quality electric toothbrush are the best improvements that I know of. It's still not as fun as shaving though.
get false teeth?
You could always try a natural bristle toothbrush.
...Or get a walrus...
...Or get a walrus...
Well, if you shower in the morning you can at least make it convenient one time out of the day. Shampoo and Condition as normal, but leave your conditioner in as your brush your teeth for softer hair. Flossing is sort of hard in the shower, but if you get into a groove of flossing it can take under a minute.
I find a manual toothbrush more exciting and controlable than these new-fangled electric ones.
Keep in mind, these aren't huge factors, but they make it a little more enjoyable to the daily grind
I find a manual toothbrush more exciting and controlable than these new-fangled electric ones.
Keep in mind, these aren't huge factors, but they make it a little more enjoyable to the daily grind
Oscillating Spongebob toothbrush like my mom puts in my Christmas stocking some years. Every brushing is an undersea adventure with my best pal. Oh we have a time, scrubbing my teeth, making Rush Limbaugh (or was it Pat Robertson?) question our sexual preference. Flipping crabby patties. I don't really watch Spongebob, although I know several men my age that do. One a couple years younger I believe has seen every episode (and there's like a thousand episodes).
And get off my lawn! Damn kids...
This isn't the first time I've mentioned this, but I love B&B. I got quite a chuckle out of most of the responses.
While I understand it feels like a chore, since I started taking "recommended" care of my teeth, I haven't had one cavity. Anything to keep the drill away is
from me.
A lot of members swear that ending with Bay rum makes the shave end as a luxury and not a chore.
Maybe a finish with a shot of Capt. Morgan might spice up your routine?
We can have forums on dark vs. light rum, we could have Method Shot advocates vs. 4-sip?
Maybe a finish with a shot of Capt. Morgan might spice up your routine?
We can have forums on dark vs. light rum, we could have Method Shot advocates vs. 4-sip?
Indeed. And to be assured of a quality manual toothbrush, you should know that Kent, and D.R. Harris, and Rooney all offer them. So does TOBS but neither of the other 'T's do, at least on line.
Plisson, alas, does not. They do make hairbrushes, though.
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Any reviews of these toothbrushes available?
How long does a 30.00 toothbrush last?
How long does a 30.00 toothbrush last?
No kidding. I know my dentist says you need a new brush every couple months.
I'm actually 21! I got one of those $6 electric colgate toothbrushes years back and realized my teeth were getting more yellow with it. Manual ones have nuttier designs, so I figure more R&D is going into those
Yellowing really only comes from certain things. Most notably smoking, a few illnesses, etc. Just having a crappy brush if you avoid those won't cause yellowing. And I doubt that the best brush in the world can keep a chain-smoker from getting yellow teeth (though it maybe helps a little for a light smoker who brushes frequently, I'm not sure, you'd have to ask a dentist who smokes I suppose).
I brush my teeth right after applying my shaving cream, gives it time to soften my beard...
