Warm water or cold?

After you brush your teeth, do you rinse with warm water or cold water?

  • Warm water

    Votes: 25 35.2%
  • Cold water

    Votes: 46 64.8%

  • Total voters
    71

RockMonkey

Suddenly Enthusiastic
Just trying to settle a dispute here... When you brush your teeth, do you rinse with warm water, or cold water?
 

yellowbronco

Cuts Through Grease !!!
Location
Moab
Cool, Clear, Water. IMO warm water is not so bueno unless it has "stuff" in it, like hot chocolate, ground up beans from Columbia....you get the point.
:)
 

notajeep

Just me
Location
Logan
Only cold water. Why ruin that cool crisp refreshing feeling you get from the the tooth paste with warm water? That would be like leaving your socks on to clip your toe nails.
 

RockMonkey

Suddenly Enthusiastic
Cold water is clearly in the lead, but there sure are a lot of warm water voters not replying... Pwrhaps our teeth aren't the only thing that's sensetive?
 

NoRig

Registered User
Location
Price, UT
warm, it's gotta be warm or the teeth just hurt way too much.

I think this is more of an issue with cold water rinsers and probably why us warm water rinsers are voting but not replying. People who rinse with warm water don't think twice about it but those with no nerves in their teeth have issues with those of us that rinse with warm water. :rolleyes:
Maybe you cold water guys can all get together on Dr Phil and discuss your issues with warm water rinsers. :D
 
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