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1.Item name: resin angel toothbrush holder
2.Place of origin:China(Yiwu)
3.Material:resin
4.Application:bathroom decor,home decor,angel crafts,gifts for kids
forgive the lack of flash. The toothbrush/bracelet is clear, so didn't show up under flash.
And yes, I know I have man wrists. Shut up.
Infant Teether and Toddler Toothbrush in one, with “peel” handles; able to hold a binky strap
100% medical grade silicone; dishwasher safe for sanitizing
Safer than hard plastic toothbrushes
Brilliant Oral Care offers you the best toothbrush for children. It is soft and easily removes food trapped in between children’s teeth. This is a Baby Teething Toothbrush. Brilliant Oral Care provides a lifetime of healthy smiles for the whole family.
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U.S. National Guard Lt. Col. Richard Tate, attached to the Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20), hands out toothbrushes to children at the 15 de Julio Health Care Center. Comfort is on a four-month humanitarian deployment to Latin America and the Caribbean providing medical treatment to patients in a dozen countries. While deployed, Comfort is under the operational control of U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command and tactical control of Destroyer Squadron 24. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Joshua Karsten (RELEASED)
Pink Toothbrush is a short film that is based off of a randomly selected word and was shot over the course of 2 weeks. The word that was assigned to my group was ‘toothbrush’. Using this word we decided to visualise a descent into depression with me handling the cinematography and editing of the short film. My main goal with this film was to place the audience in the shoes of the protagonist by editing sharply on the beat of the contrapuntal music used. My intentions were for the music to start off (arguably) humorously in the beginning with shots such as the sink, which gets dirty to the beat of the song. However, as the film progresses, the lighting drifts into a colder tone and I intentionally aimed to make the audience feel uncomfortable as the editing slows at the climax where the protagonist cries for an unnerving span of time. This contrasts that of many of the other shots in an attempt to visualise an uncomfortable amount of grief for an everyday occurrence such as abandonment. I believe that this is my most well shot film.
Toothbrush
Nikon D1X
Lens: Sigma 105 2.8, Nikon Nikkor 60mm 2.8 Micro
Shot at: 1/2000s | f30 | ISO 125
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The Toothbrush Chair, a piece of yard art from the Belladonna in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. (Well, what would *you* call it?)
Alternative for Our Daily Challenge ... brand new.
My husband bought himself a pack of 6 toothbrushes recently. These are still brand new of course. If he changes his brush every 3 months as recommended they will last for 2 years.
New and Improved! When you speak we listen. Thanks to all the feedback from you, we are proud to present our all new and improved Toothbrush Sanitizer.
It turns out that toothbrushes are some pretty serious breeding grounds for germs and other pathogens, even after they’ve been rinsed. That doesn’t really make you want to brush ever again, does it? That’s why DenTek has constructed the Toothbrush Sanitizer, which kills 99% of these germs in just 10 minutes. Made for most manual toothbrushes and power toothbrush heads, our sanitizer is fast, easy to use, and small enough to take with you anywhere.
If you forget your toothbrush in a co-op kitchen in the evening, you may find it's been pressed into service cleaning the stove the next morning...
Growing on some Nutrient Agar Media...yummy! I did this as an extra exercise because I volunteered for a project and was told to buy a new toothbrush (never eat or drink ANYTHING in the biology lab!). Well, turns out they didn't need me or my toothbrush for the exercise, so I made a slurry from my toothbrush swished in some distilled water in a sterile test tube and did my own experimental streak plate.
This is what grew. Most of what is here is bacteria that grows naturally in your mouth. It didn't stink...that was a good sign!