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Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? * 1
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Trying  to replace that expensive alcohol mouthwash.        Since tap water has fluoride can a mouthwash of it work as Listerine works ?

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Kinko]
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:bearbreakdance:

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Kinko] * 1
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:musky:

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Kinko]
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man, you serious?


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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Kinko]
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Im thinking the concentrations are too low. But I guess it could benefit slightly :shrug:

What about generic mouth wash?

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: LogicaL Chaos] * 1
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Just do a salt water rinse lol

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: BlueMushies]
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BlueMushies said:
Just do a salt water rinse lol




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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Asante]
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Does salt water sterilize the mouth?

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Kinko] * 2
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Kinko said:
Trying  to replace that expensive alcohol mouthwash.        Since tap water has fluoride can a mouthwash of it work as Listerine works ?




If you are GOOD WITH DOSING you can buy analytical purity Sodium fluoride (poison!) and Thymol, dissolve by weight 0,75gr sodium fluoride and 3gr thymol in one gallon of water (0.02% NaF + 0.08% Thymol) and use this as a listerine like mouthwash. Dont swallow, fluoride!

Don't do this if you are not good at handling chemicals because sodium fluoride is a poison.


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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: LogicaL Chaos] * 3
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just gargling with water takes most the shit out of your throat

Popping bubbles release an intense amount of energy. One study found it to be around 35,000 degrees farenheit. The heat is instantly dispersed by the water but it does have enough of an impact to kill bacteria depending how foamy you get. I also avoid soda because of this.

It might not kill most of the bacteria in your throat but it will break up the slime.

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: cannabinated] * 1
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Just use peroxide.  It's cheap and all you need is a tiny amountto rinse your mouth with.  Zero odor left.


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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Patlal]
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It makes me so angry that they put fluoride in the water. It’s like poisoning the well in my mind. Poor people can’t afford bottles of water and are forced to drink fluoride it’s not fair.

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: ShiVersblood]
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fluoride was removed from my water source in 2008. been super happy about that :thumbup:


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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: ShiVersblood]
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Don't use peroxide. It might kill bacteria but it will also damage your teeth and cells.

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: ShiVersblood]
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ShiVersblood said:
It makes me so angry that they put fluoride in the water. It’s like poisoning the well in my mind. Poor people can’t afford bottles of water and are forced to drink fluoride it’s not fair.



Gets in the blood nice and easy through the skin too. Especially those nice steamy pore-opening showers

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: feevers]
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sea salt is good
brings the mouth to a good ph and it's cheap, you could buy it once and never run out you only use a thumbprints worth

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Konyap]
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Please elaborate on the pH buffering mechanism of sea salt. I'm all ears.

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: ShiVersblood] * 1
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ShiVersblood said:
It makes me so angry that they put fluoride in the water. It’s like poisoning the well in my mind. Poor people can’t afford bottles of water and are forced to drink fluoride it’s not fair.




not to mention the affect it has upon our precious bodily fluids :awesketch:






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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: koraks]
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koraks said:
Please elaborate on the pH buffering mechanism of sea salt. I'm all ears.



it's just a natural ph vs food with sugar in it that makes it easier for bacteria

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Re: Can you use tap water as a mouthwash since it has fluoride? [Re: Konyap]
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Konyap said:
koraks said:
Please elaborate on the pH buffering mechanism of sea salt. I'm all ears.



it's just a natural ph vs food with sugar in it that makes it easier for bacteria




Between ortho-diethynylbenzene dianion and fluoroantimonic acid, I have yet to see an "unnatural pH".


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