TOOTHBRUSH CAN MAKE YOU SICK- KNOW HOW AND PREVENT IT

• Wash your toothbrush before and after used.
• Keep your toothbrush neat and dry.
• Don't store your toothbrush in a dirty and contaminated area.
• Don't share toothbrush with anyone, it might be dangerous than you could imagine.
• Wash your hands thoroughly if possible with soap before and after brushing.
• Wash or rinse your toothbrush with warm water after use.
• Store your toothbrush in an upright to air dry and not together with others toothbrushes in the family, research proved that microorganism can be easily swap from one to another.
• Toothbrush should be stored or placed in an open place not close container.
• Everyone should have at least two toothbrushes to allow one to dry before using it again.
• Warn out toothbrushes should be replaced, in fact; you most replace your toothbrush every three to four month of usage as recommended by the dentists.
• Toothbrush most be replace after cold or other illness in order to prevent contamination.
• When you or a member of family that you share toothpaste together is sick, the person should use different toothpaste to prevent spread or contamination to other toothbrushes.
• Don't share toothbrushes with anyone; diseases can be easily transferred to you through the toothbrush. For instance, sharing toothbrush with someone having disease afflicted with strep throat, a colony of streptococcal bacteria might end up on the toothbrush and remain there long enough to infect you.
• Don't store your toothbrush together with others as the bristles can easily be in contact and bacteria can be transferred.
• Don't use brush while flushing the toilet.