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It’s easy to overlook how worn down those bristles get from constant use day in/out. Clean new brush is one of those little things that makes for that much better of a start to my morning, with no actual change to my routine. You probably could use one - but even if you don’t, you will soon.
Mar 17, 2024

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so minty fresh! whenever i have a shitty day, nothing feels more revitalizing than the cool feeling of toothpaste eradicating the excess bacteria. the microbial reduction is not only beneficial for physical health, but brushing your teeth is also a form of ritualistic mental clarity and self-care we take for granted
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My morning routine is in flux right now since I just got back from holiday and I'm determining new patterns for the year. But I heard this advice, knew it would absolutely work, and promptly did not implement it: when your alarm goes off, get up and brush your teeth. That's the only hard and fast rule. You can even climb in bed after. But the deed is done; you're up. Might as well get moving.
Jan 13, 2025
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Just tried it for the first time. Could be a game changer for those of us who are made anxious by the stand-and-wait aspect of tooth brushing
Jan 15, 2025

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