What do you do when you are in the middle of brushing child #2's teeth, and you realize you are using child #3's toothbrush?
A. Stop immediately. Throw away the tainted toothbrush and finish brushing with the correct toothbrush.
B. Stop immediately. Put aside the tainted toothbrush and plan to boil it later, and finish brushing with the correct toothbrush.
C. Finish brushing with the wrong toothbrush and throw it away afterwards.
D. Finish brushing with the wrong toothbrush, rinse it out, and let the rightful owner of the toothbrush brush with it a few seconds later.
E. Other?
8 comments:
definitely D! they're related, for crying out loud.
and now that i write the expression that my mom always used, it looks and sounds a little odd....
absolutely D. :) But only if I'm child #1, the observer, who's toothbrush remains untainted, of course!
D- just run it under really hot water to rinse
It's gonna take a lot more than a used toothbrush to cause issues. :)
praise God you're not using the toothbrush you use to clean all the hard to reach places around the toilet.
not that i've ever done that.
well i don't feel so bad now. i was thinking others would think D was gross. but when you compare it to the toilet toothbrush...
yeah, see? it's all about perspective :)
Sheesh . . . I don't think we have any toothbrushes that haven't been in the wrong person's mouth!! (so my answer is "D", too)
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