Flossing

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~ 4 years ago Oct 4, '20 8:57pm

@Emperor_og_kingwood : It's all part of the view! Those a/cs are good for 6 to 10 years most.. 4951

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~ 4 years ago Oct 4, '20 9:16pm

TEXASGIRLMAMMA : Never heard of a Sulcabrush before

@HappyDay2016 : They are great! I like to dip the tip in toothpaste when I use it. 4951

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~ 4 years ago Oct 4, '20 9:20pm

Flossing I am just going to have to say this, double string (twin line) plastic string holder flosser are amazing. I picked some up at CVS two years ago and have continued to buy them. My dentist said my gums are amazing now. They are horrible for landfills, so hoping they are being recycled some how. Anything in your teeth gets caught between the two strings. I hope to get a water flosser next because I worry about one use plastic. Anyways, if your gums sometimes randomly bleed when brushing, try using one every day for six months, amazing results. (I guess next will be three strings like the razor blades ðŸ˜‚) www.target.com/p/pla ckers-twin-line-adva nced-cleaning-flosse rs-160ct/-/A-14

@HappyDay2016 : I use those, but I don't use them once and then throw them away. I get a few uses out of them. I dip em in some yellow listerine afterwards to keep em a lil clean 4951

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~ 4 years ago Oct 4, '20 9:21pm

HappyDay2016 : I use those, but I don't use them once and then throw them away. I get a few uses out of them. I dip em in some yellow listerine afterwards to keep em a lil clean

@CarGuy717 : That's a good idea, probably soak in vinegar would be fine too 4951