How do you remove mold from a toothbrush? - sonicare base mold
My daughter and I have a Sonicare toothbrush. We all have our own head of the brush. A few days ago I saw a small black dot on this issue at the base of the hair. In a few days she has the entire base of the brush head is extended covered with black mold. Is it possible to avoid or learn a new brush head for $ 10? Help!
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Sonicare Base Mold How Do You Remove Mold From A Toothbrush?
9 comments:
I have a Sonicare toothbrush ... I want to buy just a new boss. The best way to clean mold with bleach, do not think I would invest in the mouth after the plaster cast.
You can clean brushes right by soaking in peroxide.
I mean usually not overnight.
Regular Clorox or branded to kill the form!
Use a cap (about one tablespoon)
a half-liter - 16 liter water soak and a toothbrush for a few minutes!
To remove the taste and smell of chlorine to dip the brush in lemon juice for a few minutes after washing with bleach!
Cost - about 75 cents!
Yes! Do not use! If new, call the manufacturer and to submit a complaint. Brushes can be exposed to mold in a flooded area, and sold elsewhere. They complain complain! Check with the store that you purchased, and to claim damages. The mold is toxic and can not see the microscopic spores. Also check your bathroom, clean and disinfect and ventilate, just to be sure. A doctor visit is much more expensive than a toothbrush!
You need to go far and fast a certain kind of mold are very dangerous who do not know why not, but keep one, but must have control over other things in the bathroom and see where it comes.
OH MY GOD! Throw It Away! Are you kidding? DOCTOR'S LAW is more expensive to replace Buck 10, if you're sick!
Throw Away the toothbrush.
I see some people can not read. Getting girls you replace your toothbrush. 2 Mold can be cleaned with bleach, but it is unpleasant Teastas ...
Pass $ 10. In fact, it's disgusting.
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