Many people especially in slums produce bad breath. When they talk one feels bad smell. But this can be avoided and in this news article we bring to you how it can be stopped.

How to avoid bad breath: avoid spicy foods, onions and where applicable avoid eating too much garlic.

Brush your teeth well and ensure that no food particles remain in you mouth. Use dental floss to help you to keep your mouth fresh.

Rinse your mouth with a mouth freshener. Use mouth sprays whenever you can and visit a dentist regularly.

Have your teeth aligned, seek immediate treatment for cavities, and avoid medicines that cause dryness of your mouth, renal and liver failure because these also can lead to bad breath.

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Have you ever thought about the debris that rests on a brush after you have used it to clean inside our toilets?

Some of the brushes we use to clean our toilets at home are stored in bowl-like containers.

But both the brush and the bowls our brushes are kept after cleaning the toilets can be a breeding ground for various germs and bacteria.

It should be disinfected at least weakly with hot water. Besides habouring germs, a dirty toilet brush leaves the toilet room with an odour.

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