Can you use mouth wash in this instead of water
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You would have to dilute mouthwash with water to be able to have enough in the reservoir to cleanse properly. The level goes down pretty fast. You do, however, need to fill the reservoir with plain water & let it rin through after using mouthwash. The sugar in mouthwash will clog the apparatus.
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I have always used one tablespoon of mouth-wash with water as directed by my dentest
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per instructions that come with the water pick fill reservoir with water or other dental professional recommended solution only. we purchased the waterpik to use as sinus rinse using hydrogen peroxide and ponaris nasal emollient. I would say that as long as you kept it clean you could use mouth rinse.
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Not to my knowledge. I have been using this product for years. Always rinse for more than a minute. There is no alcohol in it and it really helps with dry mouth!!!
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It's supposed to be undetectable to the pet when it's in the water, so I imagine you could do it on the food. However, keep in mind that the benefit of putting it in the water is that the mouth is empty of debris when they drink and the enzymes can then spread and coat the teeth nicely. It'd be like splashing your breakfast with mouthwash, you COULD do it, but the intent is for it to swish around and stay on your teeth. Hope that makes sense.
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I use it for shampoo and that's pretty viscous so I assume it'd be good for mouthwash.
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No you should not put this in your mouth. Teeth need to be rinsed before put back in mouth. This solution has too much bleach and does a great job on dentures but not for in the mouth.
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I leave it out on a clean washcloth and clean it again before use. I would be more concerned about anaerobic bacteria if it were stored in a closed and possibly damp container but you could possibly keep it in mouthwash, the kind with alcohol or something antiseptic.
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I'm not sure about that. It puts out small dabs of soap for washing the hands great. You would probably be pumping it a lot to get a small cup of mouthwash. I don't think that would be very practical.
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The mouth is about 1.5 inches. If I've used it for water I toss it in the dishwasher. If I use it for something else I use a small cheap bottle brush and some soap an water.
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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.
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I use soap and water to clean the tongue cleaner every other day. I sit it on top of my dental floss container when I'm not using it to remind me to use it.
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You could put it upside down and run mouth rinse or dental cleaner through it. Or you could use dish soap water and run it though it.
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I use my dispenser for mouthwash and little tiny cups fit in the sponge holder, so I am only guessing at this. It would depend on the size of the sponges and how fast you wanted them to dry out so as to not become a home for germs.
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Great question, Shaun. You can use only water but it will not clean as well as using formula and water.
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I suppose you could fill it with mouthwash. I don't think the mouthwash would stay pure because it's not air tight. There could be a reaction from the mouthwash sitting in the plastic container as well. It would squirt into a glass ok, still, don't think I would use it for that. They are easy to use with liquid soap and do not leak.
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I clean mine each time I use it with warm soapy water. On occasion I let it soak in a mouth wash as well.
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yes. just rinse with water or use the little cleaning brush that comes with it.
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I did a quick search and it turns out that you can use it to make homemade mouth wash. The link used a mixture of vegetable glycerin, tea tree oil, and witch hazel.