Anyone use that new Crest alcohol free mouthwash?

[GoingUp]

The stuff tastes great and is easy to gargle. When I use that new Crest mouthwash, when I spit it out, there are little blue flakes in the sink. What the hell are they?

Anyone else know what that is?

 

[minendo]

They are grains of fairy dust from fairyland's mint field.

 

[walla]

Originally posted by: minendo
They are grains of fairy dust from fairyland's mint field.

omg i knew it !

 

[djheater]

Originally posted by: minendo
They are grains of fairy dust from fairyland's mint field.

******Confirmed*******

 

[NeoPTLD]

what's the advantage of "alcohol free" ?

 

[moshquerade]

blue 1

 

[brxndxn]

Originally posted by: NeoPTLD
what's the advantage of "alcohol free" ?

ya really.. who gives a sh!t?

my friend said he tried it.. and it left a blue film on his tongue.. so after brushing his teeth and using mouthwash, he had to brush his tongue to get rid of the blue film

 

[Tylanner]

You must really, REALLY have a drinking problem....

 

[GoingUp]

Just found this on the Crest website...

I notice blue specks in my sink after I spit out the rinse. What are these?
The active ingredient in Crest Pro-Health, CPC, as well as the blue color can bind to bacteria and specks in your mouth, making them more visible when you spit into the sink. This is a sign that the product is working and is not harmful. Some consumers find that running the sink before expectorating the rinse helps prevent the blue debris from sticking.

 

[suse920]

Originally posted by: Tylanner
You must really, REALLY have a drinking problem....

does it sting less too?