Morning nose brushing with vibrating toothbrush as part of hygienic routine = clean noses and looks funny in mirror = feels great and makes you laugh = twice as many brushes sold = windfall for companies.

Need to etablish health risk and detectability as well as grodyness quotionent of using one brush for both purposes.
-- JesusHChrist, Feb 03 2011

Eliminate nose brushing once and for all. Bogey_20be_20gone
[coprocephalous, Feb 04 2011]

Perhaps a single, Y-shaped brush would suffice.
-- spidermother, Feb 03 2011


The brushes must be single-use, disposable ... otherwise the idea is too yucky for words.
-- 8th of 7, Feb 03 2011


Or a continuous motorised loop, in mouth, out nose?
-- pocmloc, Feb 03 2011


Just to clarify... are we talking inside the nose, outside the nose, or both?
-- Grogster, Feb 04 2011


How did grodie get out there?
-- rcarty, Feb 04 2011


I'm thinking of toothbrushing as a negotiation between our and the body's own cleaning process and so I guess same goes for the nose, so inside.

Not brushing your nose for a lifetime is pretty grody, considering what happens when one dosent bathe for a couple of weeks.
-- JesusHChrist, Feb 04 2011


[JesusHChrist] Had an enema lately?
-- mouseposture, Feb 04 2011


Not lately, but I am not inviting the world into my anus every 5 seconds either... although...
-- JesusHChrist, Feb 06 2011


Jesus H Christ. Just this morning I was pondering the difference in eficiency that might exist between blowing your nose and using a qtip. The halfbakery even crossed my mind. No way you could specialty market qtips for that purpose, thought I. What if it's unpleasant I reasoned with myself sitting at the stoplight.

If it's motorized, you'll probably have half a million people buy just for that. Get the shamwow guy. You're brilliant.
-- Zimmy, Feb 12 2011


Why is the inside of your nose any more grody than the inside of your mouth?
-- I'mGoingtoMarryJackWhite, Feb 24 2011


Well, would you French kiss someone's nose, ImGoingto...?
-- DrBob, Feb 24 2011


Maybe if I had learned it was culturally acceptable from an early age. So it's a grody thought, but not necessarily more grody filthwise.
-- I'mGoingtoMarryJackWhite, Feb 24 2011


Too yucky for words [+]
-- Voice, Feb 24 2011



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