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lucky11
· 2 years ago
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6 months? Is that supposed to be old? Pretty sure I go through, with regular use, a toothbrush every few years. They certainly don't look like that after six months.
changetheworld
· 2 years ago
Um you should definitely be changing your toothbrush more than once every few years. Also, if it looks like that or not depends on the type of toothbrush you have and how aggressively you brush your teeth.
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shiftingsands
· 2 years ago
Let's ignore this unhygienic person
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jasonmon
· 2 years ago
@lucky11 I used to replace my toothbrush every few years. I'm all they time, I never had any significant dental trouble. But, man oh man, when I started replacing my toothbrush every 4-6 months it felt amazing. There is something different about a shiny new brush. Treat yo' self!
natethegreat
· 2 years ago
We can do this the easy way or the hard way
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shiftingsands
· 2 years ago
And I have neither
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typow777
· 2 years ago
That's the toothbrush you scrub and grease some tool or machine with years later
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