INDIANAPOLIS — Toothbrushes are supposed keep our mouths clean. But are we keeping our toothbrushes clean? 13News collected eight samples from families with different bathroom setups. Some stored ...

Toilet humor has gone to a new low on the set of MTV's "Real World: New Orleans", after a housemate urinated on a rival’s toothbrush and used it to scrub a toilet, causing him to be hospitalized.

It wasn't until recently that I started thinking more about how I store my toothbrush. I've only ever kept it on my countertop, usually in a cup with my toothpaste. Why wouldn't I keep my toothbrush ...

Good news: The bacteria living on your toothbrush reflect your mouth – not your toilet. After studying microbial communities living on bristles from used toothbrushes, Northwestern Engineering ...

NEW YORK, May 25: Keeping your toothbrush in the wrong place can expose it to harmful bacteria, an expert has warned. Storing toothbrushes close to the toilet could lead to contamination by a variety ...

Hans writes: My friends Henning and Erin are getting married in July, and as a gift, I would like you to judge their crimes. Henning once dropped his toothbrush in the toilet and continued using it.

This guy cleaned the toilet with his wife’s toothbrush…then he put on this shirt So in some rather wild scenes from Australia, a Married At First Sight contestant has used his new wife’s toothbrush to ...

Good news: The bacteria living on your toothbrush reflect your mouth – not your toilet. After studying microbial communities living on bristles from used toothbrushes, Northwestern University ...

Good news: The bacteria living on your toothbrush reflect your mouth - not your toilet. After studying microbial communities living on bristles from used toothbrushes, Northwestern University ...

Good news: The bacteria living on your toothbrush reflect your mouth – not your toilet. After studying microbial communities living on bristles from used toothbrushes, Northwestern University ...

After studying microbial communities living on bristles from used toothbrushes, researchers found those communities matched microbes commonly found inside the mouth and on skin. Good news: The ...