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Cleaning Dentures

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Date: 07/13/2005 Topics: Beauty > Advice | Cleaning > Miscellaneous | Readers Request > Beauty  
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This question is for denture wearers. Is there a home product one can use to clean dentures instead of buying a product from the drug store?

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Post by Bushwood (1) | (11/20/2007)
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Should I use hydrogen peroxide full strength when I clean my dentures?


Post By sassy (Guest Post) (06/23/2007)
can i safely use peroxide to clean my dentures?


Post by justmyimagination2002 (20) | (07/25/2005)
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i use vinagar and baking soda, or a cap of bleach then brush with regular tooth paste. Never Never use vinagar and bleach together!

You might want to check the dollar trees or the stores where everything is a dollar, they have denture tablets.

Oh and by the way alway brush your tongue before putting dentures back into mouth, as that is where most of bacteria and bad breath come from.


Post by sjackie2000 (68) | (07/13/2005)
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My hubby cleans his with bleach & water (1/2 & 1/2) then brushes with toothpaste for the minty flavor! He's a heavy coffee & tea drinker and has never had stains on his teeth with this method.


Post By evelyn (Guest Post) (07/13/2005)
my dentist told me to use half teaspoon of clorax clean teeth have no odor they will be pretty white""""


Post by ThriftyFun (3824) | (07/13/2005)
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To clean your dentures effectively, put them in a container and cover them with vinegar and let them soak overnight. Gets them sparkling clean and saves you buying cleaning tablets.

sewingmamma


Post by Diamondee (117) | (04/20/2005)
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you can also put in a glass bowl with some baking soda.then add vinegar to get the bubble effect. cleans and deoderizes. Smokers/coffee drinkers who wear dentures should use this. brightens.


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