Would You Rinse Your Toothbrush in Toilet Water?

It’s probably safe to assume that the vast majority of us would not. However, when you consider the scientifically proven “aerosol effect” that takes place every time we flush the toilet, our toothbrushes may be getting a toilet water shower anyway.

While this may be too gross to contemplate, it’s a scientifically legitimate fact that the water droplets in an invisible spray travel six to eight feet out and up, each time we flush the toilet. This bacterial mist has also been shown to stay in the air for at least two hours after each flush, maximizing its chance to float around and spread. According to Charles Gerba, PhD, a professor of microbiology at University of Arizona in Tucson, “If you have your toothbrush too close to the toilet, you are brushing your teeth with what’s in your toilet”.

So how close is too close?

A recent article posted by AOL Health declares the bathroom sink as the worst place for storing your toothbrush.
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Your toothbrush is a magnet for airborne germs and those from neighboring toothbrushes. There is a safe, simple, and completely effective solution to this dirty problem and it makes perfect sense.

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Unless you prefer to rinse with toilet water, it just makes sense!

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