Do not soak your toothbrush in mouthwash
In the process of removing plaque and food debris, the toothbrush naturally becomes contaminated with various bacteria, blood, saliva, etc., found in the oral cavity.It can be seen that brushing your toothbrush is very important for your oral health.Toothpaste manufacturers remind you not to wet your toothbrush with antiseptic solution or mouthwash to disinfect.This is because most mouth rinses are cosmetic and are primarily used to remove bad breath.They contain many aromatic ingredients and have little effect on toothbrush cleaning.However, if the antiseptic liquid is used for a certain period of time, it may cause the toothbrush to deteriorate, causing cross-infection.It is not as convenient as replacing your toothbrush every 3-4 months. Of course, this time varies from person to person. If the bristles of the toothbrush are moving in both directions before 4 months, you need to replace the toothbrush with a new one after a while.If you are putting multiple toothbrushes in the same container, keep them as far apart as possible to avoid contact with each other and cross-contamination.
Publication time: Oct-08-2023