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Clean Your Toothbrushes Naturally

Inspired by Home Enlightenment, by Annie B. Bond (Rodale Press, 2005).
Toothbrushes can be breeding grounds for germs. In fact, many people advocate throwing away and replacing toothbrushes every month. But that can get expensive, not to mention wasteful: Who needs landfills bristling with used toothbrushes?
So here are two simple methods for cleaning your toothbrushes, so you can get more mileage out of them and stay healthier in the process! Read the simple directions here:
1. Let your toothbrush sit for 24 hours after it has dried out. This means every family member needs to have three toothbrushes that are rotated, since most of us brush morning and night and the brushes never really have a chance to dry out.
2. Soak your toothbrushes in straight household vinegar every two weeks. Vinegar kills most molds, germs, and bacteria.
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add your comment »This was a strange article as it seemed to end out of nowhere, with just #1 let it dry out and #2 - soak in vinegar. How long should we soak it? How much more use does this give you out of your toothbrush? Weeks? Months?
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why is this inappropriate?