SquirrelWithATophat
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To me it's always made more sense to wet the brush BEFORE adding the toothpaste so you're not wasting toothpaste.
Mar 17, 2025 11:17 PM
SquirrelWithATophat
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To me it's always made more sense to wet the brush BEFORE adding the toothpaste so you're not wasting toothpaste.
ClarkKunt
Both. Also who cares lol
flagbasher
Don't do that shit backwards.
DOcelot1
You just need a pea sized dot. Not cover the whole brushhead
Escapist83
To wet the dry and dry the wet. IT'S ALWAYS TO WET THE DRY AND DRY THE WET.
PeltaLunata
It’s just a splash, to help with my dry mouth.
PeltaLunata
Also I like to use warm water on the brush before toothpaste. Helps soften the bristles on the brush
CroweFM
Who says you can't still use that lil' blob?
Shaows
You do both, wet the brush to let the toothpaste stick to it better, and wet the toothpaste so it lathers easily and doesn't stick completely to your teeth as soon as your start.
sekanna
This is the way
SarahTheEverlame
Doesn't Add Water has entered chat...
Wylf
Water? Toothpaste? Toothbrush?! I use sandpaper, as god intended!
JamesTDG
I always depress the toothpaste into the brush with my tongue first before putting it under the faucet
RunawaySpoons
I press it in with my tongue too - but that's all it needs to not stick to the first tooth so no need to run it under the water for me. Plenty already on the toothbrush from before putting the toothpaste one.
PauliePlaysPoorly
You lick the toothpaste before washing it?
JamesTDG
Licking is a shear force, I'm talking about a compressive force