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MouthPOP

Cola mouthwash.
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Ever hate the taste of ordinary mothwash? Well, what's better than rinsing with cola? MouthPOP, the hottest new item out there.
jeneliyan, Nov 28 2000

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       The best thing about this idea is that after a couple of weeks you will never have to worry about tooth decay because . . . well . . . you'll have no teeth.
Vecini, Nov 28 2000
  

       Interesting idea -- I don't see why the water in traditional mouthwash couldn't be replaced with carbonated water? ... but then again, I'm not a dentist.
danrue, Nov 28 2000
  

       Carbonated water tastes terrible. Sweetened carbonated water tastes good. But sugar defeats the point of mouthwash. Diet soda (sweetened with aspartame or saccharin) might work.
egnor, Nov 29 2000
  

       Mothwash? I've never had to wash a moth before...
AfroAssault, Nov 29 2000
  

       AfroAssault is literate but obviously naive. Moths need to be washed often as they are wont to inhabit catacombs and whatever.
Dolophine, Dec 04 2000
  

       AfroAssault naïve?
bristolz, Feb 24 2004
  

       What's "naive" mean? Is it like cute bunny rabbits?
AfroAssault, Feb 25 2004
  

       Since there's usually lots of alcohol in mouthwash anyway, maybe gin and tonic flavour is the way to go.
Monkfish, Feb 25 2004
  

       Carbonated water is acidic, and therefore whether sweetened or unsweetened, is not good for teeth.
kiragan, Sep 01 2004
  


 

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