Toothbrushes

[pi328]

This might seem like a strange thread in here, but I've seen several members comment about using toothbrushes to clean their cars, so I had to wonder: Which brand? Old or new? Long or short handles? Any specific colour? Any specific cleaning liquid used with them? Enquiring minds need to know.

 

[Coisman]

imp:
Well, whatever they answer, just dont go and re-use the same brush for your teeth... it leaves a crap after-taste in your mouth... and don't ask me how I know... :facepalm:

 

[Philip Foglar]

I suppose a new conventional straight bristle toothbrush is ideal - colour is not too important, but blue is cool! :rollsmile:

 

[Mo63]

imp:
Well, whatever they answer, just dont go and re-use the same brush for your teeth... it leaves a crap after-taste in your mouth... and don't ask me how I know... :facepalm:

:roflol::roflol:

 

[Adi]

electric one?

 

[Dhp507]

electric one?

+1:thumbs:

 

[Henry330i]

Any one as long as its not mine.:idea:

My favourite brand is someone-else's

 

[Andy1GP]

Hahaha! I'm sorry this is just funny, especially at this hour of the night.

I have several old ones. For interior cloth, nooks and crannies when cleaning the carpets, wheels etc... Oh yes and then ones to clean the vents and any other hard to reach places. James May style :thumbs:

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Used Separately of course

 

[herr bmw]

guys,dont use a toothbrush on any paint work,not even around the badges.

i used to work for a company that manufactured tooth brushes for oral b and colgate.
bristles are too hard,even the brushes marked soft.

rather use an artists brush around the badges,bristles are much softer