cereal killer
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it will bugger up the bristles for a start. |
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bell
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not really you are just thinking conservatiive thats good |
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kathrin
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I'm sorry to say, but, uhm yeah although a new habit can develop in 21 days as I've heard, he he, give it a try :) |
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Jessica D
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No, it isn't all that strange. I know that I do it myself sometimes when I am pressed for time. Whatever works for you! |
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Yeah yeah yeah
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No not at all
I always use hot water. Sure I only copped it a couple of years ago after so many years of the cold water hurting my teeth and then by accident, one day warm water and no more pain
I shave in the shower without a mirror, the lads can't understand how I do it but I never cut myself and neve miss a bit. I don't think I need a map for my own face at this stage
We freaks need to stick together |
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katieplatie
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It's not strange but hot water has usually sat in the tank for a while hence it not being recommended to brush your teeth with it. Cold water is cleaner. |
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Bellatrix L
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Seems like a good idea to me. Saves time and water! |
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Lucy
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no i do the same sometimes, especailly during the winter when its cold outside the shower lol |
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little bird
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I have never heard of anyone doing this but I think it makes perfect sense . What is important when washing is the soap , to get rid of bacteria . It doesnt matter if the water is hot or cold so I dare say the same applies to teeth . At least you clean your teeth , not like some people I know ! |
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fae
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brushing your teeth in the shower sounds pretty barmy to me, but if it works for you, it's a free world after all. I do brush my teeth with hot water though, because my teeth are way too sensitive to cold, and the cold water in my bathroom, well, it's about 3 degrees off frozen. |
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Winnie
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Not odd - just different! |
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Kyral
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not something I ever heard of before, personally i prefer cold water to brush my teeth because it feels fresher. |
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The BudMiester
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I think that`s a damn good idea. I wish I had a shower, can`t do it in the bath as my old man gets in after me! |
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Good Deeds
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I do the same thing sometimes. It's not strange . Do what you like. |
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Penfold
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Seems sensible to me. Don't know why we don't all do it. |
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hot2trot
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uuhmmm...kinda |
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matt151091
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Not strange, just different i may try it in a bit ;) |
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sweetkiss_karate_girl
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not really |
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Dum
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no |
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b97st
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I don't know of anyone else who brushes their teeth in the shower. It's not strange...but I personally wouldn't do it. |
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Paramedic2007
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No its not strange. It just depends on each persons own preference. I use cold water, but know several who use hot water. |
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minili
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I don't think cleaning with hot water is that strange, although personally I wouldn't do it in the shower because I don't like the thought of toothpaste running down my whole body lol, also I use the mirror when I brush my teeth. |
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Juanitaville
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This sounds like good hygiene to me.
People adopt all different kinds of habits - for example, I read that Paul Newman (the blue eyed actor) likes to eat fruit in the shower. He even had a plumber out to see if he could install a garbage disposal in his shower (not possible).
You sound perfectly normal to me. |
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eskimobaby
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Nah, this isnt' odd to me at all. I have been brushing my teeth in the shower for over 15 years now, except at night, unless I'm showering again. It saves time, and just makes sense to me. I use hot water when I brush my teeth when using the sink because my teeth and gums are sensitive, so I can't use cold water. Plus, the hot water seems to activate my toothpaste better, it feels like it just does the job better. I agree that it's nice to be sure that you get all of that toothpaste residue off your face, and besides, it seems I get toothpaste on my clothes whenever I don't brush in the shower!
Everyone has their own preferences, and you know what they say, great minds think alike! We could all join a Showering ToothBrushers club! |
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JP the Answer Pimp
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you could do worse in the shower...I had someone tell me they do this not too long ago...not my thing but whatever blows your hair back... |
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Buttsmear
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No... |
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graham f
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roflmfao @ nelly`s answer! good one!!! just had a feckin` mouth full of coffee just as i read it! feckin coffee everywhere now! |
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elmorudyfrosty
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no, it makes total sense, i do the same if i shower in the morning, i never even thought of the hot water thing, i mean, it turns warm in your mouth anyway, right? |
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funkysoulfulness
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No I do exactly the same.. Saves time as well.. I brush my teeth whilst the conditioner on my hair is doing its thing.. I prefer the hot water as I sometimes suffer from sensitivity.. |
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Nemo
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One of my Friends cleans her teeth in the shower as well.
I do think it is strange for me but I don't think it really matters. As long as you are cleaning you teeth who cares how you do it. |
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Nellynoo
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no not strange at all i often throw myself into the washing machine and dryer two jobs done at once and no need to bother taking my clothes off first |
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