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Re: Sponge cleans all teeth perfectly in just 15 seconds

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This is spam, apparently from someone who can't be bothered to think up of creative usernames when making their spam accounts. [flagged] Sponge cleans all teeth perfectly in just 15 seconds (blizzbrush.com) 21 points by chrissie333 36 minutes ago | unflag | past | 16 comments Engineer develops sponge cleaning teeth 10x faster and better than toothbrushes (blizzbrush.com) 2 points by chrissie303 32 days ago | unflag |…

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Re: Sponge cleans all teeth perfectly in just 15 seconds

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> The Silicone sponge is perfectly hygienic. Its completely airy ("open-cell") structure does not keep dirt or bacteria, is easily washable and dries fast. Yeah right. I reckon it will take just a few seconds to clean your mouth with the sponge, then take forever to get the sponge (almost) clean.

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Re: Sponge cleans all teeth perfectly in just 15 seconds

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> Manual/electric toothbrushes always leave large parts of your denture uncleaned, because your hand does not move them to all places, and not for long enough, and not with the correct movements. This leads to tartar buildup, inflammations, bad breath, caries, periodontosis, and many additional problems. I have used a Philips electronic toothbrush for over 10 years now and I have never, not once in my life, EVER gott…

1. Good for you. But for most people, cleaning is a big problem. Otherwise dentists wouldn't exist. 2. Yes we did. Based on our info and tests over the last 3 years, a European university just started a large clinical study with the Blizzbrush. To examine whether it can even be used in care homes. 3. If you define it this way, then nothing is 100% recyclable, there is always some loss. Your comment seems irrelevant for real life.
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