Soline S.
I bought the floss/brush stick combinations since I’m a new flower to make it easier on myself to actually complete the task. They’re super simple to use and quick. I don’t struggle with it as much as I do with regular floss.
Rose P.
Use the type that is on a plastic handle. They are a little bit more expensive but make it easy to do. Another tip is just to force a few of the teeth not all if you really don’t have the time. Not ideal but better than nothing!
Alexander C.
No. I used to hate flossing. But it’s necessary and by tracking it here and doing it in the evening (and giving myself a mental pat in the back for doing it) when I’m not rushed, I’m getting it done.
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- When you floss do you need a distraction? Ex. Watching tv or playing music?
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