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I'm assuming that they are attached on a small board. I would expect the plastic of the toothbrush to be put over the board and the piece over the board would have holes to allow the bristles to come through the plastic.
What else can I help you with?
What has bristles besides a brush?
A toothbrush also has bristles.
Are medium toothbrush bristles safe?
All bristles are safe,
What is a toothbrush without the bristle called?
A toothbrush without bristles is often referred to as a toothbrush handle or a toothbrush base. It typically serves as the structural component that holds the bristles in place. In some contexts, it can also be seen as a placeholder or an incomplete toothbrush. Without bristles, it cannot effectively clean teeth.
Should the bristles and the handles of a toothbrush be made of the same materials?
Yes ,the bristles and the handles of toothbrush are made of the same material that is nylon.
What is the capital of a toothbrush?
The capitol of a toothbrush (most important part) is the bristles. Why am I answering this?
What material is used for the bristles on a toothbrush?
Nylon.
What are the bristles of a toothbrush made of?
Yes ,the bristles and the handles of toothbrush are made of the same material that is nylon.
The friction between the bristles of your toothbrush and the surfaces of your teeth is an example of?
Helpful Friction.
What do the numbers on toothbrush packages mean?
it stands for the stiffness of the bristles but the lower the number the softer or harder?
Can you put a vibrating toothbrush up A fagina?
No. The bristles of the brush will damage the soft tissue inside.
Where is a riddle question on toothbrush?
A riddle involving a toothbrush could be: "I have bristles but I'm not a broom, I help keep your smile bright in every room. What am I?" The answer, of course, is a toothbrush! This playful riddle highlights the toothbrush's function while engaging the listener's imagination.
How many ounces was a toothbrush in 1498?
In 1498, toothbrushes as we know them today did not exist. The earliest form of a toothbrush was created in China in the late 15th century, using bristles from animal hair attached to a wooden handle. Therefore, there is no specific weight in ounces for toothbrushes from that time, as their design and materials varied significantly from modern toothbrushes.
