It works by killing germs i.e. bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa. There are two main types of toothbrush sanitizers for consumers. One type uses UV light to kill germs. The other type, which is more effective, uses steam to kill germs. Given that some germs can make us sick, killing the germs found on the toothbrush therefore sanitizes the toothbrush.
To clean and to kill germs.
Yes, sanitizers do work. It is important, however, to understand the terminology. "Sanitize" is different from "sterilize." When something is sanitized, the majority of microorganisms are killed. When something is sterilized, all organisms are killed, including all spores and virus. While toothbrush sanitizers do not sterilize, they still serve an important function, particularly if your toothbrush is stored near someone else's toothbrush, and if it is stored in a bathroom. Studies have shown that bathroom surfaces are loaded with bacteria even in 'clean' bathrooms. Every time a toilet is flushed, millions of microorganisms are released into the room, and they eventually settle on counter tops, towels, hairbrushes, and toothbrushes. If the surface happens to be moist, it becomes a breeding ground for these microorganisms. Toothbrush sanitizers work by exposing the toothbrush to UV light, which kills most microorganisms. The heat dries the toothbrush as well. Also, they typically cover the toothbrush, protecting it from exposure to airborne microorganisms. Even with the use of a UV sanitizer, it is still recommended to replace your toothbrush following an illness like a cold or flu.
I wouldn't put your toothbrush in the dishwasher or boil it. Both reach temperatures that can do damage to the bristles. Listerine is a good option. Sonicare has released a new toothbrush that comes with an ultraviolet light sanitizer compartment on it. So stick the toothbrush head in push the button and 10 min later completely sanitized. Maybe you should consider that instead.
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.
No, a toothbrush cannot make you pregnant. Pregnancy occurs when sperm fertilizes an egg, which requires the involvement of male and female reproductive systems. A toothbrush is an inanimate object and has no biological function related to reproduction.
If you are writing a detailed list eg. my pink fairy toothbrush; my red hot wheels car;
You should get a new toothbrush usually once every 3 months. In addition you should also make sure that germs and bacteria do not accumulate in the bristles of the toothbrush. Many people use a toothbrush sanitizer to keep their tooth brushes clean and free of germs and bacteria. It is worth investigating have a sanitizer, as well as having regular toothbrush replacement, in order to have the best oral hygiene.
Technically, since it's a hand sanitizer and sanitizer means "to make sanitary, as by cleaning or disinfecting" then obviously it's the dirt get cleaned and not the sanitizer get dirty.
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If there is mold on your toothbrush, it's time to buy a new toothbrush.
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