Toothbrush with dental floss receiving and holding handle
OwnerDale M. Jenseninventor
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A toothbrush that is provided with the usual elongate handle having the usual hang-up hole in the free, hang-up end portion thereof, has a dental floss receiving slot leading from the outer periphery of the hang-up end portion of the handle into the hang-up hole. This enables an end of a length of dental floss to be held pressed against a face of the brush handle by one hand of a user while the opposite end of the length of floss is grasped by the other hand of the user and pulled taut, with a relatively short length portion thereof being pressed into the slot. Neither hand of the user need enter the mouth for flossing purposes, and both are pre-positioned for immediate and effective conjoint use in the flossing of the user's teeth following attachment of a length of dental floss to the user's toothbrush.
A toothbrush having an elongate handle with a hang-up hole in its free end;
A toothbrush having an elongate handle with a hang-up hole in its free end;
A toothbrush having an elongate handle with a hang-up hole in its free end;
A toothbrush having an elongate handle with a hang-up hole in its free end;
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