does this product disperse mouthwash? Can you put mouthwash in this product?
996137
Yes; I regularly use mouthwash in my Airfloss (I like it better than using just water).
996138
Hi, it certainly does. All we have used is mouthwash to date, you can feel it firing between the gaps in your teeth. Should save money on mouthwash too as you tend to use a lot less given you're only filing a small receptacle. If there is two of you wanting to use the product I'd suggest the 'twin pack', much better value for money.
2264211
Do you mean "disperse?" I just pour some in it, screw the top back on & press down. It's kind of like an accordian so it puffs out though sometimes it gets stuck & I flip it upside down & then back upright & puff again. D.E. is thicker than baby powder, that's why it gets stuck. Don't breathe it though & don't put it near windowsills or an A/C where it could fly around. Make sure to use the correct gradeof D.E. (NOT pool grade which is toxic but D.E. made for pest control). I mainly used it in the floor boards & right in front of floor boards. Then when I vaccuumed I used a mask cuz I'm sure that stuff probably doesn't all get filtered in the vaccuum cleaner. I think I remember reading or hearing that it absorbs humidity so you have to renew every now & then. I think I did it once a week when I had bed bugs. Jeff White has a video on D.E. & he shows how to use it at bedbugcentral.com. It might even be on YouTube.
2033085
I haven't heard of this. I know that when It is used it is recommended that you wash your hands so you don't get it in your eyes or mouth. I would have to look into it more before doing this. Maybe contact the company.
539279
There are a lot better products out there... I don't think I would want a dentist sticking this thing in my mouth after it's been in someone else's, it's just not constructed in a way that could be easily and confidently disinfected.
1765647
Nope. The reservoir is designed for either water or mouthwash only. If you put a thick substance in the reservoir you will gum up the works.
1953865
I would say "yes" for shampoo and conditioner, but "I don't know" for mouthwash. (Mouthwash has a low viscosity, and I've only used this with lotion, which has much higher viscosity.)
767357
It may leak because it is liquid. It leaks a little with the dish soap and that is thicker than mouthwash so caution.
370954
I have a wonderful essential oil nebulizer. I put one drop (germ fighter is very strong) of germ fighter with three drops of lavender in the nebulizer and diffuse into the air at night. It helps me sleep and keeps me healthy. This is wonderful stuff.! Anybody know how to make a toothpaste from this stuff? I am thinking that would be good too!
686070
I used with water. I think it can use with water like liquid mouthwash for better result.
1286575
Yep don't swallow !If you have problems with your gums this is the product you want.Works wonders !It does not burn and is alcohol free !Flavor drops come with it otherwise it tastes like water .
816299
The mouthwash and the refill bottles are proprietary. However, it can be "carefully" done. I've got mine filled with Lavoris.
1504387
I run really hot water in mine, then rinse it with dish detergent, then rinse really well again and finally I used mouth wash lol . Sounds silly but it works for me
1784394
I haven't used for teeth. I did take at first with the intentions of taking a little each day by mouth and swallowing. So I would put under tongue, hold, then swallow. But after a while I discovered it really seemed to help on Sores or irritated areas so I just started using like an antiseptic. I quit taking by mouth but there was no reason I quit doing that. But personally if I was using because of teeth or gums I probably would swish and hold and spit out. But that's just me.
1441703
Yes you should rinse your mouth... apply with tongue brush gently and rinse after a few minutes
1376298
All it does is blow air between your teeth. Not like a tooth brush. I have no problem sharing with family members. Just wipe with alcohol and use.
1357350
Yes, please go to the Pulmonica website to for more detailed instructions, but the short answer is to gently swish it around in a bowl of water or diluted (non-sugared) mouthwash and then again in a bowl of clean water. Do not 'slap' it dry, but set it up on the black edge saying Pulmonica (down) so that the mouth piece edge is up. Let it dry.
153861
It's used in some natural mouthwashes. I read an article that said just make the tea, keep it in the fridge and use up to 3 times a day as mouthwash. It's supposedly great against all manner of infections, bacteria in general, and plaque. I started using it as mouthwash a week ago, and it has not stained my teeth at all. My gums and teeth seem to be doing well so far.