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So tonight I was gonna brush my teeth but noticed that my electric toothbrush was sticky.

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You can see here the sheen seeping out. It also smelled like a combination between bread yeast and socks.

After popping the cap off the smell became 10x as powerful and I noticed this gunk underneath.

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Was really gross so I brushed my teeth and tossed out the cap then scrubbed clean the buzzing part with dish soap. What kind of bacteria/mold is this? Is it harmful?
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somebody nut on your toothbrush dude.
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next time dont wipe your ass with a toothbrush
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Please deep clean that right now
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Post by FantasticFwoosh » #613845

Take out the batteries and throw it in the bin, that's the kind of mould that thrives on wet-spaces you dont need to introduce to your mouth.

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Swept wrote:So tonight I was gonna brush my teeth but noticed that my electric toothbrush was sticky.

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You can see here the sheen seeping out. It also smelled like a combination between bread yeast and socks.

After popping the cap off the smell became 10x as powerful and I noticed this gunk underneath.

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Was really gross so I brushed my teeth and tossed out the cap then scrubbed clean the buzzing part with dish soap. What kind of bacteria/mold is this? Is it harmful?
Probably a mix of multiple species of microbes.
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swept by god you need to RINSE UNDER THE BRUSH AFTER USE INSIDE AND OUT ahshfhjfmdmshfha

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Rohen_Tahir wrote:
Swept wrote:So tonight I was gonna brush my teeth but noticed that my electric toothbrush was sticky.

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You can see here the sheen seeping out. It also smelled like a combination between bread yeast and socks.

After popping the cap off the smell became 10x as powerful and I noticed this gunk underneath.

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Was really gross so I brushed my teeth and tossed out the cap then scrubbed clean the buzzing part with dish soap. What kind of bacteria/mold is this? Is it harmful?
Probably a mix of multiple species of microbes.
he should grow a culture in his mouth
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Swept wrote:So tonight I was gonna brush my teeth but noticed that my electric toothbrush was sticky.
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You can see here the sheen seeping out. It also smelled like a combination between bread yeast and socks.

After popping the cap off the smell became 10x as powerful and I noticed this gunk underneath.
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Was really gross so I brushed my teeth and tossed out the cap then scrubbed clean the buzzing part with dish soap. What kind of bacteria/mold is this? Is it harmful?
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bobbahbrown wrote:swept by god you need to RINSE UNDER THE BRUSH AFTER USE INSIDE AND OUT ahshfhjfmdmshfha

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Yeah, this. Make a habit of removing the head of the brush to prevent and make sure the plastic is more or less dry after you rinse it. Mold thrives in enclosed, moist spaces.

Whether or not you clean it or toss it depends on how squeamish you are. But if you clean it well, you're probably fine. Mold spores are everywhere (you're breathing them in right now), so you won't need to worry about mold growing in your mouth since your body is built to prevent that. Just make sure you clean the brush well with vinegar, soap, or alcohol first, to clean off the mold and any byproducts that might make you sick if ingested. Maybe replace the head too.
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Post by Swept » #613865

Gm

I didn't know you had to rinse the toothbrush after each use I just put it back on the charger.

Thanks for the tips guys!
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Misdoubtful wrote:Please deep clean that right now
Please deep throat your toothbrush.
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Farquaar wrote:
bobbahbrown wrote:swept by god you need to RINSE UNDER THE BRUSH AFTER USE INSIDE AND OUT ahshfhjfmdmshfha

best wishes,
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Yeah, this. Make a habit of removing the head of the brush to prevent and make sure the plastic is more or less dry after you rinse it. Mold thrives in enclosed, moist spaces.

Whether or not you clean it or toss it depends on how squeamish you are. But if you clean it well, you're probably fine. Mold spores are everywhere (you're breathing them in right now), so you won't need to worry about mold growing in your mouth since your body is built to prevent that. Just make sure you clean the brush well with vinegar, soap, or alcohol first, to clean off the mold and any byproducts that might make you sick if ingested. Maybe replace the head too.
Those won't work correctly if he has AIDS.
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Rohen_Tahir wrote:Those won't work correctly if he has AIDS.
You are correct. I am assuming that Swept does not have crippling HIV.
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Farquaar wrote:
Rohen_Tahir wrote:Those won't work correctly if he has AIDS.
You are correct. I am assuming that Swept does not have crippling HIV.
He's Californian in case you didn't know.
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terranaut wrote:
Farquaar wrote:
Rohen_Tahir wrote:Those won't work correctly if he has AIDS.
You are correct. I am assuming that Swept does not have crippling HIV.
He's Californian in case you didn't know.
assume he has double the aids.
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Post by cacogen » #613926

Swept you've made quite a few posts here this year pertaining to your health and I can't help but think this sort of thing may be related. I also notice you described using the toothbrush before throwing away the head and cleaning the base which seems like it might've been a mistake.
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Post by chesse20 » #613936

thanks for this thread i just cleaned all the gunk out of my electric toothbrush and replaced the brush
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terranaut wrote:
Farquaar wrote:
Rohen_Tahir wrote:Those won't work correctly if he has AIDS.
You are correct. I am assuming that Swept does not have crippling HIV.
He's Californian in case you didn't know.
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chesse20 wrote:thanks for this thread i just cleaned all the gunk out of my electric toothbrush and replaced the brush
Maybe it was just a PSA all along
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Please deep throat your toothbrush.
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Use a manual toothbrush like a man, electric toothbrushes are just moldy vibrators
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Post by Misdoubtful » #613955

I've always kinda liked electric over manual. I'd use a manual but, I wouldn't be ecstatic about it. Easier to not apply too much pressure with an electric too
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are we talking about toothbrushes still
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Electric makes my teeth vibrate and I don’t like that :(
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terranaut wrote:are we talking about toothbrushes still
Post your toothbrush don't be shy
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Post by cacogen » #614074

the nails we can see seem to be taken care of so to my way of thinking at least it's weird the toothbrush is in such a state
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Misdoubtful wrote:
terranaut wrote:are we talking about toothbrushes still
Post your toothbrush don't be shy
no i'm afraid someone is going to deepthroat it
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Post by Swept » #614126

cacogen wrote:the nails we can see seem to be taken care of so to my way of thinking at least it's weird the toothbrush is in such a state
I have really deep cuticles so even when I cut my nails they still seem long. I also play the piano a lot so keeping short fingernails is just a habit.
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