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A water flosser
It's made me way more likely to floss and it's so satisfying to do after eating any sort of food that gets stuck in your teeth
I legitimately didn't know something like this existed, thank you. is there any reason why one would continue using normal disposable floss rather than a water flosser?
It shouldn't replace regular flossing, but if it is between no flossing, or only occasionally flossing, and using a water flosser every day, I'd imagine using just the water flosser is still a net positive.