It is said that many people take down new toothbrushes in the new year, but what do you do with your used toothbrushes? I don't throw it away and use it to clean the faucet ditch and remove the scale insects on the plants.

What are you doing with a worn-out toothbrush?
What are you doing with a worn-out toothbrush?

According to the "Toothbrush Awareness Survey" conducted by Interwired's online research "DIMS DRIVE", 69.8% of people are reusing used toothbrushes for other purposes, which is about 70%. Based on the survey results, we will introduce what kind of purpose it is used for.

About 70% of people reuse it
About 70% of people reuse it

When asked what kind of use the used toothbrush is used for, "wash basin" (60.8%), "kitchen" (53.1%), "bath" (51.3%) Cleaning seems to have occupied the top. Certainly it is convenient for cleaning small places such as faucets and drains. In addition to cleaning, it seems that it is also used for brushing small parts such as "shoe shine" (9.1%), "partial washing of collar / sleeve" (6.7%), and "stain washing" (6.3%).
After all cleaning is the mainstream?
After all cleaning is the mainstream?

What I would like to pay more attention to is the "recommended usage" I heard other than the above options. The following is an excerpt of the answer that I thought was true.

・ Dust at the base of the hairbrush ・ Cleaning the seal ・ Cleaning the motorcycle / bicycle chain ・ Cleaning the watch band ・ Brush for washing the nails ・ Collecting the hair on the carpet ・ Removing the mud at the base of spinach etc. ・ Brushing the kitten

All the ideas are that it's definitely perfect. For those who always throw it away, why not give it a try when the New Year arrives?

The survey will be conducted from November 19th to November 28th, targeting 5,973 men and women with DIMSDRIVE monitors in their teens to 70s or older.