Why You Should Keep Your Toothbrush at Least Three Feet Away From Your Toilet

Did you know that when you flush your toilet, particles can spread three feet away? So that means if you keep your toothbrush within three feet of your toilet, you might want to move it. Watch for Dr. Ian Smith's explanation.
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[@ladyj66]

I store my toothbrush in my bedroom soaking in a solution of peroxide and water solution. Or soak in listerine. Change out solution every few days or everyday if you are sick 😷

[@HAL-dm1eh]

I just watched a video that showed toilet water aerosol hitting the toothbrush 6 feet away. Going to be putting the lid down from now on.

[@QueenAlbatross]

This. It’s SIX feet, not just 3.

[@pinkpastelhearts]

yeah, it's just better to store your toothbrush (after rinsing it and cleaning it really good) in the bedroom.

[@irishamerican4558]

That man said this is our toothbrush. NO, that is your toothbrush.
I kept my toothbrush inside the medicine cabinet until I brought into my bedroom, when I started brushing my teeth at the kitchen sink. Where it is in it's own little case. Sorry for any of you that never thought how nasty those bathroom odors were.

[@divinelyme5063]

Actually you can spray up to 10 feet

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

The fact they still make these video even after the myth has been busted is hilarious. It doesn't matter where you place your toothbrush. It also doesn't matter if the lid is up or down.

[@ladybookworms]

Please explain

[@IAmHisBeloved5]

May you share the resources where myth was busted?

[@nanashi4147]

The myth wasn’t busted it was confirmed lololololololololol smh

[@davidhbingham6812]

Too bad this will not be seen in Houston, TX area until 12:36 a.m. CDT tomorrow due to ABC 13 programming delay.
Howard Bingham, Houston, TX