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• **O-Face**

  January 2010

  Some dentists recommend you do this so that it can be FULLY dry before you use it again.  Do I?  nope
  

  

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• 6fsn

  January 2010

  4 regular toothbrushes and 2 electric heads are recommended?  The man hasn't been to the dentist in 2 years I doubt that's the reason.

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• **O-Face**

  January 2010

  Well then.  Nope.  He just likes having options apparently.  I was just trying to justify.  I'm good at that.
  

  

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• zsazsa-stl

  January 2010

  My parents do this.  I think they just keep buying new ones without throwing away the old ones.  My parents both have a minor to moderate hoarding problem, though.

  

  I just a friendly gal looking for options.

  

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• fishgirl77

  January 2010

  I was going to suggest it was the result of the dentist giving out toothbrushes and him not throwing them out, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

  Toothbrush hoarding?  I'd hide one and see if he notices.
  

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• Heffalump

  January 2010

  zsazsa-stl:

  I think they just keep buying new ones without throwing away the old ones. 

  That was my guess, too.  DH doesn't do this with toothbrushes, but he does with lots of other things:  shampoo, soap, toothpaste, etc.  If it's used up, throw it out; if it's not used up, then don't start another one 'til it is.

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• MinM

  January 2010

  I have two: one in the shower for AM use, and one next to the sink for PM use.

  

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