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i’m an 8th grader that’s been SUPER interested in being a General Dentist!! i actually start taking college classes the summer before my freshman year! you are so inspiring and i love watching you! keep it up
I'm sneakily cleaning my new partner's bathroom while they're at work. So, thank you for helping me show love to, much neglected, bathroom appliances. I do this so that their mother can rest easy knowing SOMEONE is caring for their OVERWORKED child (not just for my relationship duties). You're amazing dear, keep making videos!!!
I found your channel two days ago and in those two days, I’ve purchased the Burst toothbrush through your link and purchased a water flosser. Looking forward to taking better care of my teeth and gums. Thank you so much!!!!!
I got an All on Six a few months ago. My Waterpik is essential for getting food particles from under and in back of my plate. I was wondering how to clean the interior of the tubing and handle, so thank you for this very informative video.
Instead of using vinegar, you could use tablets used for sterilising baby bottles. (e.g. Milton sterilising tablets in UK). A lot less odour than vinegar and a lot cheaper. Plus easier to store as the box of tablets are tiny. I got this tip as my wife used to have to use a sputum suction machine when I was caring for her and the manufacture instructions were to soak the capture tank daily in a 25% vinegar solution with warm/hot water for an hour before rinsing and air drying. Replacing the vinegar with the sterilising tablets made the process much faster and easier as part of the daily care routine.
Thanks for the tip, I’m addicted to my water pic , my hygienist told me I’m beginning to have deep pocketing I’m some places, I have no idea why a water flosser wasn’t recommended by my hygienist or dentist, I researched the subject and every dentist on UA-cam said that these are the best thing to use to clean the gum line and flush our any pocketing so it doesn’t get worse. Some with my doctor, I have to research heath problems that my doctor and dentist won’t tell me , I’m beginning to lose trust in my personal medical professionals
Mythbusters did an episode about e-coli bacteria found on toothbrushes. They placed different toothbrushes in various rooms and still e-coli found its way on the toothbrushes.
I almost felt like you were patronizing me when you said dump the water in the reservoir after you’re done but when you said run the unit to drain the lines, I sat down outright humbled and watched the whole video. Thank you for the info. The waterpik waterflosser I bought at Target for $40 back in November broke yesterday and I’m gonna see if maybe it’s just mineral deposits from 3 months of use I never ever really thought about but I already ordered the waterpik Radiance because honestly the only reason I even bought that first waterpik is because I honestly thought it would disappoint me so losing $40 isn’t as bad as the $120 the Radiance costs. Now that I’m sold on the waterpik in general yeah I’m gonna get the big boy Radiance.
she doesn't actually get all of the water out of the coiled line unless she uses gravity to let it drain, so while she does clean it once a month, the lines have stagnant water...
You can run the tank dry till no more water comes out, but the line still holds water so, I hold the base up high above the grip allowing the line to just kinda dangle there, and then I shake the grip just like you were doing to help get the remainder of the water out of the line. These waterpiks are kinda high maintenance, (with constant cleaning) but it's the best investment I ever made. Just sayin.
This is also what I do since i have the same model. For emptying the tubing, I noticed just running the machine empty still barely gets all the water out (also want to add that running the machine on level 10 gets way more water out). I turn over the machine (empty), turn it on and sort of gently thrust the machine up and down and tons of water comes out. After that, I remove the tip and swing the head in the air to get out excess water near the top of the handle, this also reassures me there's no visible bits of nastiness hanging out in the handle. Then I hang the handle upside down over a desk corner to let it drip and air dry upside down over night. I know it sounds like a lot but it takes like 2 extra minutes after using my waterpik. This was a big investment for me and I do not have the funds to replace the machine down the line if mold develops. Apart from that, one of my worst fears is flossing with a waterpik riddled with mold as I already have periodontitis!! Great tip about putting your toothbrush and waterpik outside the bathroom!! I put all my oral care items in another room next to my bathroom. I keep the doors closed and fan on in the bathroom when I need to go.
thank you SO much for sharing this! such outstanding tips! love hearing when people take such great care of their dental tools! positive vibes your way!!!
I soaked my handle for almost an hour and couldn’t get any gunk out. I think it is because there wasn’t any. I use a 50/50 mix of peroxide and water to floss my tenth at least twice a week, often more. That is the only think I can think of. I have a lot of the bad habits like not emptying the water and had never cleaned the handle. I expected a lot of gross stuff to come out. So I am adding to my routine the proper habits you displayed in your video. Thank you.
I have a new routine when it comes to my waterpik. I clean it once a week. Because I feel like 3 months just ain’t gonna cut it for me. So yeah! After my previous mistake, I have to make a routine for myself to keep it as clean as I can. I’ve been doing the same for about 2 weeks now. And so far, no mold. That’s a good thing. So if I keep cleaning it once a week, then there shouldn’t be any mold in it. Of course, I do why you do as well. Let the water run all out of the reservoir and let the hose empty out, etc. So yeah 😎
I would love to see a video on different hairstyles for working in dental hygiene! 💓 Do you always have the same hairstyle everyday or do you change it? xx
GREAT video idea! right now...due to the surgical hair cap - I pretty much do the same hairstyle every day lol for it to fit in the cap properly! but I used to do lots more styles pre-covid!!! :)
I just close my toilet seat everytime I flush. As well, I clean my water flosser with rubbing alcohol every week . I run water and rubbing alcohol through it every week
Thanks for the video, Very helpful..! One comment that might make life a little easier. Instead of taking the unit and even toothbrushes out of the bathroom every day. Just get everyone in the house in the habit of closing the lid before every flush. It won’t take long before doing so becomes second nature. Oh ya... In our house, no one stands for their business, male or female.😉
Lots of great tips for us civilians ;-) Thanks. Lots more great tips in the comments. The reason you want to get all the water out of the tubing is that bacteria will grow inside if it is wet. Have you ever picked up a fish, or tried to pick up a fish? It's slippery, right?! Why? They are coated in bacterial slime. The bacteria live on the fish skin and the slime is a biological waste product from those bacteria. That slime will collect inside the tubing if you allow the bacteria to live. The slime is not necessarily toxic, but it is gross to most of us. And if you leave it there, something toxic might grow in it. And eventually the tubing will clog with slime. So, as someone in the comments pointed out, purging the entire system with rubbing alcohol instead of water will ensure there is no water left and no bacteria left. The alcohol evaporates quickly leaving no bacteria behind. I should add that before you use the flosser again, it might be a good idea to purge any possible unevaporated alcohol out with a flush of fresh water. If you have soft water that's even better.
@@SleeplessinOC I've thought more about this. Rather than using a poison to clean with, perhaps a disinfecting mouthwash would be a better choice to run through and kill the microbes living in the tubing.
It really doesn't take that much time to run the line dry after every use and clean it once every 1-3 months. I have noticed a big difference since finally giving in to the hygienist recommending that I use one for gum pockets. My mouth is so much cleaner (I worked in a dental office and I'm married to a dentist but I was very resistant to buying one). Great investment!
I have one but haven’t used it in 3 years. It’s looking dirty. U think it’s safe to clear in and use it? I am worried about mold and bacteria being inside. Not sure if there is but could be.
That’s how my previous waterpik broke. I didn’t even know that mold can form even in sealed spots 🤮. I bought a new version this time, which isn’t hand held but a countertop. And I’m not going to make the same mistake again. This time, I am going to do everything it takes to keep my waterpik clean 🧼 and still functioning well. So yeah! Lesson learned 🤦🏼♀️
I’m getting one this week but as ashamed I am to admit it, I’ve never used mouthwash. So, what mouthwash should I get so I can add into the tank before I use it? My current mouth condition is: I use Colgate Cavity Protection toothpaste and I currently have 4 dental crowns
I just poured some white vinegar in the container, and some in the base; then I slowly cleaned and set it outside for it to dry. I hope I wont taste vinegar. :P
probably would be best to keep the unit free from mineral buildup! the directions on mine doesn't suggest it - but I think it can't hurt! HOWEVER, the one thing good is if you have fluoride in your tap water - that can add benefits to your waterflossing session :)
Great video, nevertheless: How many % of vinegar is to be used? The White vinegar I can buy in Norway is either 5, 7 or 35% . Which one to use?? There are also some security advice on how to handle vineagar (avoid getting in to the eyes etcetera) you might want to include info on with text and or graphics...
I’m a typical “guy.” I haven’t started to do any of these exercises after owning my Waterpik for several years. I haven’t been sick in several years! What’s your degree of OCD? Germs are GOOD for us. We are all nuckin futs after Covid!!
Hii, Do you know a good dental hygiene school near Indianapolis? Which college did you attend? I would really love to attend the same one if possible 😌
I put a cap of bleach in a full tank of the water and run it through. I then let it stand in the line for five minutes. Then I flush the line with a full tank of water.
generally, for most patients no - but for some patients yes. always ask your dental provider what they feel is best for your individual mouth. here is my video more about that - hope this helps: ua-cam.com/video/enk9_jNnrhw/v-deo.html
Love Whitney, she is absolutely awesome! I get the feeling though that if you were dating her that she wouldn't kiss you until she did your 3rd cleaning! :-)
I have the cordless waterpik pearl which sounds similar that you fill it through a hole. How do you completely empty it? There's always a little bit of water that won't come out, it just keeps circling around the groove around the hole. Any help would be appreciated. Maybe I'm overlooking something obvious?
🦷 Is it time to revamp your hygiene routine? 🪥 Get FREE access to the 5 must-have elements for an impeccable oral health routine here: bit.ly/free-oral-hygiene-routine-guide
i’m an 8th grader that’s been SUPER interested in being a General Dentist!! i actually start taking college classes the summer before my freshman year! you are so inspiring and i love watching you! keep it up
thank you for watching! wishing you the BEST toothy vibes on your dental journey :)
Good luck,
Everything Positive to
I'm sneakily cleaning my new partner's bathroom while they're at work. So, thank you for helping me show love to, much neglected, bathroom appliances. I do this so that their mother can rest easy knowing SOMEONE is caring for their OVERWORKED child (not just for my relationship duties). You're amazing dear, keep making videos!!!
All you have to do is close the toilet lid before you flush. Everyone should be doing this.
disgusting
Yes I have always done that, and I still keep my brushes in a drawer, because why not?
@@dchall8 yes. Better safe than eating shit
Yea, until family and friends come over and leave the seat up. Bam ! poop germ explosion. Better safe than sorry.
I do this but I have to share a bathroom with my nasty younger siblings and they don’t do that no matter how many times I tell them too :(
Great tip about storing toothbrushes out of common airspace and bacterias 🦠
I found your channel two days ago and in those two days, I’ve purchased the Burst toothbrush through your link and purchased a water flosser. Looking forward to taking better care of my teeth and gums. Thank you so much!!!!!
so excited for your new toothy routine! thank you for watching :)
@@TeethTalkcan the lines be cleaned out with really hot water and white vinegar ?
I got an All on Six a few months ago. My Waterpik is essential for getting food particles from under and in back of my plate. I was wondering how to clean the interior of the tubing and handle, so thank you for this very informative video.
Superb and clear instruction video about how to clean the waterpik and the tip. ❤
Instead of using vinegar, you could use tablets used for sterilising baby bottles. (e.g. Milton sterilising tablets in UK).
A lot less odour than vinegar and a lot cheaper. Plus easier to store as the box of tablets are tiny.
I got this tip as my wife used to have to use a sputum suction machine when I was caring for her and the manufacture instructions were to soak the capture tank daily in a 25% vinegar solution with warm/hot water for an hour before rinsing and air drying. Replacing the vinegar with the sterilising tablets made the process much faster and easier as part of the daily care routine.
vinegar is cheapest and safest option when it comes to cleaning across all the different cleaning categories.
Thanks for the tip, I’m addicted to my water pic , my hygienist told me I’m beginning to have deep pocketing I’m some places, I have no idea why a water flosser wasn’t recommended by my hygienist or dentist, I researched the subject and every dentist on UA-cam said that these are the best thing to use to clean the gum line and flush our any pocketing so it doesn’t get worse. Some with my doctor, I have to research heath problems that my doctor and dentist won’t tell me , I’m beginning to lose trust in my personal medical professionals
Mythbusters did an episode about e-coli bacteria found on toothbrushes. They placed different toothbrushes in various rooms and still e-coli found its way on the toothbrushes.
Thank you T.T.G. I just had 2 molar implants done. Wanted some more info on the different procedures and came across your channel. Made my day.🌹
this kind comment just made my day :) thank you for being here! wishing you the best with your implants!
I almost felt like you were patronizing me when you said dump the water in the reservoir after you’re done but when you said run the unit to drain the lines, I sat down outright humbled and watched the whole video. Thank you for the info. The waterpik waterflosser I bought at Target for $40 back in November broke yesterday and I’m gonna see if maybe it’s just mineral deposits from 3 months of use I never ever really thought about but I already ordered the waterpik Radiance because honestly the only reason I even bought that first waterpik is because I honestly thought it would disappoint me so losing $40 isn’t as bad as the $120 the Radiance costs. Now that I’m sold on the waterpik in general yeah I’m gonna get the big boy Radiance.
she doesn't actually get all of the water out of the coiled line unless she uses gravity to let it drain, so while she does clean it once a month, the lines have stagnant water...
You can run the tank dry till no more water comes out, but the line still holds water so, I hold the base up high above the grip allowing the line to just kinda dangle there, and then I shake the grip just like you were doing to help get the remainder of the water out of the line. These waterpiks are kinda high maintenance, (with constant cleaning) but it's the best investment I ever made. Just sayin.
I was just thinking I should probably clean my waterpik, good timing
:)
Me too at almost two am
How often should you clean it?
This is also what I do since i have the same model. For emptying the tubing, I noticed just running the machine empty still barely gets all the water out (also want to add that running the machine on level 10 gets way more water out). I turn over the machine (empty), turn it on and sort of gently thrust the machine up and down and tons of water comes out.
After that, I remove the tip and swing the head in the air to get out excess water near the top of the handle, this also reassures me there's no visible bits of nastiness hanging out in the handle. Then I hang the handle upside down over a desk corner to let it drip and air dry upside down over night. I know it sounds like a lot but it takes like 2 extra minutes after using my waterpik.
This was a big investment for me and I do not have the funds to replace the machine down the line if mold develops. Apart from that, one of my worst fears is flossing with a waterpik riddled with mold as I already have periodontitis!!
Great tip about putting your toothbrush and waterpik outside the bathroom!! I put all my oral care items in another room next to my bathroom. I keep the doors closed and fan on in the bathroom when I need to go.
thank you SO much for sharing this! such outstanding tips! love hearing when people take such great care of their dental tools! positive vibes your way!!!
Your teeth are beautiful and you're a professional dental hygienist. I'm all ears! Great advice.
Honestly, I subscribed and watch your videos because of your beauty and personality, but always leave learning something. 🙌
I soaked my handle for almost an hour and couldn’t get any gunk out. I think it is because there wasn’t any. I use a 50/50 mix of peroxide and water to floss my tenth at least twice a week, often more. That is the only think I can think of. I have a lot of the bad habits like not emptying the water and had never cleaned the handle. I expected a lot of gross stuff to come out. So I am adding to my routine the proper habits you displayed in your video. Thank you.
Thank you! This is extremely helpful, love all your content!
I have a new routine when it comes to my waterpik. I clean it once a week. Because I feel like 3 months just ain’t gonna cut it for me. So yeah! After my previous mistake, I have to make a routine for myself to keep it as clean as I can. I’ve been doing the same for about 2 weeks now. And so far, no mold. That’s a good thing. So if I keep cleaning it once a week, then there shouldn’t be any mold in it. Of course, I do why you do as well. Let the water run all out of the reservoir and let the hose empty out, etc. So yeah 😎
How do you prevent the mold from forming in the base/where the basin attaches to?
@@coralinelover247 I deep clean my waterpik once a week. So far, no mold at all
How do you deepclean ?
@@Celestials1aurora same thing as in this video
Good tips! Thanks!
I just ordered a personal water flosser. I'll clean it using your method.
The outro was pretty adorbs
😂
I got my waterpik today, so excited ✨
I’m excited to try water flossing!
it's good stuff! feels so fresh and so clean clean
I love your video. I’m about to clean my water pik now
Love the shower curtain!
thank you :) :) :)
It's very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for an informative video
thank you for watching!!! and commenting kind :)
I would love to see a video on different hairstyles for working in dental hygiene! 💓 Do you always have the same hairstyle everyday or do you change it? xx
GREAT video idea! right now...due to the surgical hair cap - I pretty much do the same hairstyle every day lol for it to fit in the cap properly! but I used to do lots more styles pre-covid!!! :)
Thanks, I just got a waterpik.
This is smart & helpful.
I’m wondering if I could use distilled vinegar instead of white vinegar which is hard to find
Good O vinegar, I even clean my coffee machine with that special stuff.
Can bacteria build up in the waterpik cause damage to your mouth?
Thanks for the Video,! Very helpful
I just close my toilet seat everytime I flush. As well, I clean my water flosser with rubbing alcohol every week . I run water and rubbing alcohol through it every week
Thanks for the video, Very helpful..! One comment that might make life a little easier. Instead of taking the unit and even toothbrushes out of the bathroom every day. Just get everyone in the house in the habit of closing the lid before every flush. It won’t take long before doing so becomes second nature. Oh ya... In our house, no one stands for their business, male or female.😉
Lots of great tips for us civilians ;-) Thanks. Lots more great tips in the comments.
The reason you want to get all the water out of the tubing is that bacteria will grow inside if it is wet. Have you ever picked up a fish, or tried to pick up a fish? It's slippery, right?! Why? They are coated in bacterial slime. The bacteria live on the fish skin and the slime is a biological waste product from those bacteria. That slime will collect inside the tubing if you allow the bacteria to live. The slime is not necessarily toxic, but it is gross to most of us. And if you leave it there, something toxic might grow in it. And eventually the tubing will clog with slime. So, as someone in the comments pointed out, purging the entire system with rubbing alcohol instead of water will ensure there is no water left and no bacteria left. The alcohol evaporates quickly leaving no bacteria behind. I should add that before you use the flosser again, it might be a good idea to purge any possible unevaporated alcohol out with a flush of fresh water. If you have soft water that's even better.
What isopropyl alcohol concentration ?
@@SleeplessinOC I've thought more about this. Rather than using a poison to clean with, perhaps a disinfecting mouthwash would be a better choice to run through and kill the microbes living in the tubing.
I feel like maintenance takes a lot of time! I was planning to buy one but changed my mind
It really doesn't take that much time to run the line dry after every use and clean it once every 1-3 months. I have noticed a big difference since finally giving in to the hygienist recommending that I use one for gum pockets. My mouth is so much cleaner (I worked in a dental office and I'm married to a dentist but I was very resistant to buying one). Great investment!
It’s worth it. Dental work is painful and expensive
Hello! I really like your videos, and I hope I could see you make a review about the Oclean W10. I'm just a bit curious about the right answers.
Forget teeth this channel is about how to be cheerful.
THIS COMMENT MADE ME CHEERFUL in of itself :) thank you!
Can you use regular dish soap?
tnx!❤
i have no idea why im surprised why there is an entire channel dedicated to teeth talk..lol.
Very helpful❤️
Good video 🌸
thank you for watching!
I was wondering if you can u use distilled water to avoid the build-up for cleaning.
How about adding salt or baking soda to the water before you floss? Would that inhibit the growth of bacteria? Is that good for your mouth?
I have one but haven’t used it in 3 years. It’s looking dirty. U think it’s safe to clear in and use it?
I am worried about mold and bacteria being inside. Not sure if there is but could be.
Should i use tap water to fill the reservoir? I have a "Waterpik."
What water flosser are you using in the video? I like that you can pop the top back so it can dry out better.
this one is waterpik's whitening professional!
Aquarius
Have you noticed any mold forming inside the 'handle'? I hear that it happens quite often.
That’s how my previous waterpik broke. I didn’t even know that mold can form even in sealed spots 🤮. I bought a new version this time, which isn’t hand held but a countertop. And I’m not going to make the same mistake again. This time, I am going to do everything it takes to keep my waterpik clean 🧼 and still functioning well. So yeah! Lesson learned 🤦🏼♀️
yeah!its true,
Great, Doctor ♥️
Why not close toilet lid before flushing?
what do i do if my water flosser now have low water pressure?do i have to buy a new one?
They have a 3 year warranty if it’s waterpik brand
Can you do video of where u store toothbrush stuff
GREAAATTTT video idea :) will work on that thank you :)
Hi TTG! I noticed that your water flosser has a hinge at the top of the handle! So cool. Which model is that?
I’m pretty sure it’s the whitening waterpic
I’m getting one this week but as ashamed I am to admit it, I’ve never used mouthwash. So, what mouthwash should I get so I can add into the tank before I use it?
My current mouth condition is:
I use Colgate Cavity Protection toothpaste and I currently have 4 dental crowns
Thanks!
I just poured some white vinegar in the container, and some in the base; then I slowly cleaned and set it outside for it to dry. I hope I wont taste vinegar. :P
Shouldn’t you use distilled water ideally?
probably would be best to keep the unit free from mineral buildup! the directions on mine doesn't suggest it - but I think it can't hurt! HOWEVER, the one thing good is if you have fluoride in your tap water - that can add benefits to your waterflossing session :)
Thank you
Would you recommend an electric wireless waterpik now, seems this was last year
Great video, nevertheless: How many % of vinegar is to be used? The White vinegar I can buy in Norway is either 5, 7 or 35% . Which one to use?? There are also some security advice on how to handle vineagar (avoid getting in to the eyes etcetera) you might want to include info on with text and or graphics...
What sorcery you do to tip off the top part?
What kind of cleaner is in the blue spray bottle?
Can I use denture cleanser tablets to clean a water pik?
Thanks for the awesome videos! What model water pik do you use? Is that a portable waterpik that you put in the case?
I’m a typical “guy.” I haven’t started to do any of these exercises after owning my Waterpik for several years. I haven’t been sick in several years! What’s your degree of OCD? Germs are GOOD for us. We are all nuckin futs after Covid!!
I have this water pick but I don’t know how to replace the head? Can anyone help?
What do you like better your water pik or burst water flosser?
why replace the tips - they do not degrade and if cleaned do not suffer degradation. I know waterpik says to replace but its part of marketing
I agree, it doesn't degrade over time like a brush.
I didnt even know the water pick could be opened!!!!!!!!!
How did you get the tip on?
What water flosser is that? Would love to know your top picks.
She has them linked in her water flosser video!
I to have a separate vault for my toothbrush and water floss or I keep them in the vault next to my bidet and vibrator…
What model do you have
I clean mine with peroxide.
I need to know where you got your shower curtain please
:) it's from YEARS ago and I've looked it up but can't find the EXACT one anymore! but I just googled periodic table of elements shower curtain ;)
Hii, Do you know a good dental hygiene school near Indianapolis? Which college did you attend? I would really love to attend the same one if possible 😌
What water flosser is this? Like the brand and model?
whitening Waterpik: amzn.to/2JgwT6s
I put a cap of bleach in a full tank of the water and run it through. I then let it stand in the line for five minutes. Then I flush the line with a full tank of water.
Why did the pressure on my flosser just give out ?
She is the only human being that followed the orthodontist's "no eat list" when getting braces.
Can u use this waterpik without the Whitening tabs
yep!
@@TeethTalk thanks! I am going to purchase it.
How is your experience so far? Do you still use it? And how do you prevent residue water in the hose?
Gosh you're pretty.
is water flossing a replacement to regular flossing?
generally, for most patients no - but for some patients yes. always ask your dental provider what they feel is best for your individual mouth. here is my video more about that - hope this helps: ua-cam.com/video/enk9_jNnrhw/v-deo.html
@@TeethTalk thank you!!
What about a traveling one, it looks easier to clean
“Gross stuff can float though the air.” Fecal matter. She’s talking about fecal matter.
😂😂😂
yes
No shit?!.
Cool
If you empty out the lines then you will have to re-prime the water Flosser
you still have water in your line, use gravity, hold the base above the tip and you'll get the rest of the water out.
Good tip thanks !!
"Read the manual" Well dang, if I still had the manual, I wouldn't be looking for a video.
but on the plus side, it looks like the same model I have.
Love Whitney, she is absolutely awesome! I get the feeling though that if you were dating her that she wouldn't kiss you until she did your 3rd cleaning! :-)
make a vid on how to afford one next cuz goddamn
There’s usually deals for Black Friday sales
😂😂🤣💯
Not useful to me. I have a wp-450 and you can remove the reservoir, but the only access is through a hole where you fill it.
I have the cordless waterpik pearl which sounds similar that you fill it through a hole. How do you completely empty it? There's always a little bit of water that won't come out, it just keeps circling around the groove around the hole. Any help would be appreciated. Maybe I'm overlooking something obvious?
i wanna be a dentist
Today I learned I am disgusting 😝
Right? I've never cleaned mine and I keep in on the counter 🤯
My dentist told me to get a water flossed because of gum issues.... this looks like it's going to a a real pain, all this work to maintain it...
Oh my God now my toothbrushes are coming out of my bathroom