Listerine

The parent company for Listerine is Johnson & Johnson. Listerine, an antiseptic mouthwash brand, is part of Johnson & Johnson's consumer health division, which includes various personal care and hygiene products.

Listerine may have some antifungal properties due to its active ingredients, but it is not specifically designed or proven to effectively treat leaf fungus in plants. While some gardeners use it as a home remedy, its efficacy can vary and it may not address the underlying issues causing the fungus. For effective treatment, it's best to use products specifically formulated for plant diseases or consult a gardening expert.

No, Listerine does not bleach hair. It is an antiseptic mouthwash primarily used for oral hygiene, and while it contains alcohol and other ingredients, it is not formulated for hair treatment or lightening. Using Listerine on hair may cause dryness or irritation, but it won't effectively lighten hair color. For hair bleaching, it's best to use products specifically designed for that purpose.

The flavor of Listerine does not change its effectiveness in killing bacteria and promoting oral hygiene. The active ingredients, such as alcohol and essential oils, remain the same across different flavors, ensuring that the antimicrobial properties are consistent. The flavor primarily enhances the user experience and may encourage more frequent use, but it does not impact the product's efficacy.

Listerine mouthwash generally does not stain teeth; however, certain formulations that contain chlorhexidine can cause staining with prolonged use. Most Listerine products are designed to be safe for regular use without leading to discoloration. If you're concerned about staining, it's best to consult your dentist for personalized advice.

Listerine mouthwash typically contains around 21-27% alcohol by volume, depending on the specific product variant. This high alcohol content is intended to help kill bacteria and provide a strong antiseptic effect. However, there are also alcohol-free versions available for those who prefer to avoid alcohol in their oral care products. Always check the label for specific information on the variant you are using.

only if you swallow too much of it.

...i did it in class dont try it its not worth it i did it cause my friend came out of nowhere and sprayed it in my eyeball, it burns wash ur eyes out and blink alot.....and dont get it in ur eyes ^_^

You'll either die painfully or poo you're intestines out & die painfully - Dr.Brint

yes their is it is called Act Liquid Anticavity Fluoride Treatment Rinse for Kids about 3$

Listerine, named after the British surgeon Joseph Lister, is mouthwash that kills 99.9% of bacteria in your mouth. Listerine mostly uses its high alcohol concentration to kill bacteria. Yet, some say it kills 0% instead.

Really, any mouthwash is safe to use.

In my opinion, no! Most alcohol-based mouthwashes are too harsh for the mouth & gums. Try get your hands on a good TEA TREE or ALOE VERA mouthwash. ALOE DENT is a great one, I use it all the time with great results! It is all natural, with absolutely no nasty ingredients. They make toothpastes too! Should be available in most healthfood stores or at least available to order from your local one. :)

Mouthwash burns because of the high concentration of alcohol. The tiny nerve openings in the mouth receive the stinging fell from the alcohol because it is killing cells inside the mouth. Don't worry, mouth wash is safe

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Yes, search youtube for instructions. I refill mine.

I would say no, because you arent suppose to swallow it and dogs would swallow the listerine...

Yes! It contains CPC (cetylpyridinium chloride), which stains your teeth. Sadly it has happened to too many of us.

I would like to know the same thing the women eating the hot dog at the end who is that