While some are calling it wasteful, others seem to swear by it, claiming that the move from the bathroom sink to the shower saves time
Image via pexels.comPeople can't decide if we should change up our morning routines by brushing our teeth in the shower.
Those who already do this claim it saves time.
The debate started when one skeptical poster asked Reddit users what they thought of his routine after his girlfriend said that it was "not normal.
They wrote: "So my girlfriend recently discovered I clean my teeth when I'm in the shower in the morning. It's convenient and saves time, and honestly it had never occurred to me that it might be strange.
"Anyway, she thinks it's weird and is convinced it's not normal. What's the verdict from Reddit, any of you partake?"
Some users immediately reassured him, commenting that they, too, bring their toothbrushes into the shower for an efficient wash.
One person commented: "I do it after putting conditioner on so it has a few minutes to absorb before washing it out."
Another added: "I do it every day. Don't have to worry about dribble and I'm using the water anyway."
A third wrote: "I’m a dentist and I brush my teeth in the shower too. Floss outside pre-shower, though."
However, others weren't so sure, questioning whether it would really save time or water at all.
One defendant wrote: "Does it actually save water though? I use an electric toothbrush which is timed for 2 minutes. I get so impatient brushing them at the sink as I can’t do anything else."
Another wrote that they had tried brushing their teeth in the shower "for a bit" but stopped when they found "it doesn’t really save time, you’re just in the shower for a bit longer."
A third asked: "What time does it save exactly? You stand in the shower instead of next to the sink. It takes the same amount of time".
Judging by the debate online, there seems to be no middle ground on this one, with people leaning very strongly on either end of the argument.
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