What's the difference between...

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by ariesvita on Tuesday, April 26, 2011 and has 17 replies.

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Posted by LoveBucket
None, if you live alone. However, if you have a family, it's quite disgusting.

Sidenote: my second husband used to crack me up in an unfunny kinda way. I told him it's fine to use the mouthwash cap as a cup but he'd not use the cup. I'd ask him did he use the cap for the cup, he'd say yes, and then when I ask him if he can explain the *particles* in the mouthwash. Of course he couldn't, b/c then, he'd have to fess up and say "ya got me -- I don't use the cap for a cup." So, we'd buy separate mouthwashes b/c while I had no issue *swapping spit* with him, I could not use mouthwash that had residue particles from his mouth floating around in it.

Back to my post -- so, that could be another part of why drinking out of the carton is a no-no, unless you live alone or, your family doesn't mine injesting the particles you can't see on your teeth swimming around in the beverage.

Ewwww, drinking from something and backwashing into it are totally different. I wouldn't want to that mouthwash even if it was my particles floating in it.

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^ And that is your stance sir? As you stand there in front of the refrigerator swigging the nectar of moo moo..."How can I save the planet, in one very small way..what can I do to help my fellow man, the future generations..." 😛 I think a Green Campaign is in order, I'm sure you have an energy efficient dishwasher...therefore, null and void. BWAHAHAHAHAHA.

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@ariesvita
16 Years

Posted by LoveBucket
None, if you live alone. However, if you have a family, it's quite disgusting.

Sidenote: my second husband used to crack me up in an unfunny kinda way. I told him it's fine to use the mouthwash cap as a cup but he'd not use the cup. I'd ask him did he use the cap for the cup, he'd say yes, and then when I ask him if he can explain the *particles* in the mouthwash. Of course he couldn't, b/c then, he'd have to fess up and say "ya got me -- I don't use the cap for a cup." So, we'd buy separate mouthwashes b/c while I had no issue *swapping spit* with him, I could not use mouthwash that had residue particles from his mouth floating around in it.

Back to my post -- so, that could be another part of why drinking out of the carton is a no-no, unless you live alone or, your family doesn't mine injesting the particles you can't see on your teeth swimming around in the beverage.

Eeew!
There should be a technique for drinking out of the carton, or at least some distance from your mouth if you're drinking straight from it.

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16 Years

Posted by Lena282

Posted by ariesvita
...2 seconds and a week long sorethroat.

So you gave it to yourself? lol😛 At uni I have my own milk and never drink straight from the carton, unless it's about to finish and I'm feeling lazy.

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It was just one night that I thought to myself: meh, why not?...apparently someone else had the same thought before.

I'm so not doing that again. I also realized that milk tastes much better from a cup.