Question by Josh L: I have Listerine stains on the wall, how do I remove them without repainting?
I’ve tripped in the bathroom and now I have Listerine stains on the wall, it’s an apartment so I don’t know the paint color they used, and I cant remove the paint either.Help!Would just some soap, water and elbow grease do the trick?
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Answer by hhoban Probably and if there are any marks try some windex on the stains.
Question by ericfromsouthpark: Is sucralose bad for your teeth, and if so why is it in Listerine?
Ok everyone knows sugar is extreamely bad for your teeth, the oral bacteria that break this down into acid tear through enamal like nothing. So why is this stuff in my Listerine mouthrinse? I know it’s a sugar substitute but does it break down in the mouth and harm enamal like sugar?
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Answer by essentiallysolo it is used precisely because it doesn’t break down like glucose. in fact it isn’t used by the body at all, it goes right through you.
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Being personal now, I may be the worst person when it comes to brushing my teeth. My teeth are full of lil yellow sweaters! I hate it, I constantly am trying new tooth brushes [buying kiddy ones with action figures and such that distract me] along with any new-latest and great care stuff [mouth wash, etc].
I just still can’t get over the taste of a gross mouth before OR after so it is a battle I fight morning and night. I frankly don’t know what to do anymore, I need braces badly but that involves better starting teeth [and insurance].
I did this just so I can see that no matter how gross, how foamy gag, how upset my stomach gets — I need to brush *my* teeth.
This ramble about teeth care is enforced by FGR and "protecting" my extreme expressions.
Question by ColdMilkx3: Does listerine whitening mouthwash really work?
I know this is in the wrong category but w.e Anyways I’ve been using it for a week now and everymorning after I brush my teeth I see a small difference but it’s still a difference, anyways through the day my teeth colour changes back to it’s normal. I want it to stay the same colour that I get in the morning or even whiter. Does listerine really work on your opinion ?
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Answer by ditavt definitely helps, but you wont see a HUGE difference
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Question by : Why are some dentists against using Listerine mouthwash?
I was told recently by my dentist that I should ever use it and instead switch to scope or crest pro-health. Why? I asked him and never got a satisfactory answer. I hate that crestpro-health, nasty stuff. I’ve used listerine for years and never had trouble from it. So what’s the bad rep lately?
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Answer by Kier22_2 I think, it may because of the high Alcohol content. It dries your mouth out.
Question by trimreaper2009: Is it bad if you get listerine in your vagina?
This chick I’m banging spilled Listerine which dripped into her vagina in the shower. Now’s she’s freaking that she might get a Urinary Tract Infection or something like that. Does she need to go to her vagina doctor?
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Answer by Christina No doctors needed, though next time you pay her vagina a visit it’ll be nice and minty for you.
Question by : I got a lip piercing and I used alot of listerine in a short period?
Now I feel all sick. I used half of a liter bottle. I read the side effects and am worried something will happen to me. I took out the piercing but still have the listerine grossness. What do I do?
I’m really scared and a bit of a hypochondriac.
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Answer by pelican You will be fine. Just sip water for a while and the gross feeling will pass.
Question by Xcaliber: Could rinsing with listerine antibacterial mouthwash too often cause a bonded tooth to wear down?
I had a chipped front tooth so the dentist built it back up and it looks and feels normal now. However, a week ago I got a “wound” in the mouth and was told to rinse with antibacterial listerine after everything I put in my mouth.
Now a week later, I can feel the “cement” or “bonding” on the back of the tooth and i’m afraid the listerine is breaking it down.
Is this plausible? What should I do?
Best answer:
Answer by Dr H no never heard of it. your bonding is loose but not because of listerine. call your dentist for an evaluation. If you call sooner than later, they’ll most likely replace for free.
–dentist.
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