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Postby noor » Sep 3rd, '07, 10:18



Well it was late about 12:30 pm and was getting ready to go to sleep.While brushing I saw it Oral-B Essential Floss Waxed Dental Floss Over 50 meters of it

Then it came to me a revelation I had always seen it in shops in my house but for the first I thought of it in a magical way,and suddenly i had this desier
of stripping it to see a singal strand and there it was :shock: just one strand or I thought so.This incident took place because of Yigal Mesika's elastics sinse that came in a dental floss dispenser so I thought why not.

You might find it to shiny cause i do but its really strong you could find some other dental floss that is better but just wanted to let the world know that dental floss works good for IT :twisted:

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Postby seige » Sep 3rd, '07, 10:27

Thanks Noor. But not so new, I'm afraid!

As great minds often think alike, you'll be glad to hear that dental floss has been a subsitute to IET and IT for a long while. Although, not nearly as good as 'designated' IET, it will work OK.

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Postby Rob » Sep 3rd, '07, 10:57

Yup - I remember many a happy hour spent, about 3 years back, stripping dental floss.

Whilst it's relatively easy to do, it is rather time-consuming, and doesn't seem to have quite the same strength as standard IT.

As far as I found, Floss cannot be used as an IET substitute (my wife's stockings, on the other hand, worked very nicely indeed! :twisted: )

Apparently, UNWAXED floss is better than the bog-standard stuff, as it doesn't 'glint' if caught by the light....that said, I never managed to track this down in the UK :(

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Postby seige » Sep 3rd, '07, 11:00

and don't even TRY the 'dental tape', which is just a length of PTFE it would seem!

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Postby Rob » Sep 3rd, '07, 11:04

seige wrote:and don't even TRY the 'dental tape', which is just a length of PTFE it would seem!


LOL - yeah; we have a length of this, securing our gas cooker coupling :wink:

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Postby seige » Sep 3rd, '07, 11:22

robstanley1 wrote:
seige wrote:and don't even TRY the 'dental tape', which is just a length of PTFE it would seem!


LOL - yeah; we have a length of this, securing our gas cooker coupling :wink:


Note to self: don't go round Rob's pad if invited to a birthday party... especially at the point where they're about to light the candles on the cake...

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Postby Rob » Sep 3rd, '07, 11:26

Likewise - don't floss at my house, either - our dental tape has a suspiciously-oily taste to it :shock: :wink:

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Postby noor » Sep 3rd, '07, 18:09

Mine's minty :D and I wonder what else can be stripped may be somethings hair not mine though too short what about your's siege ? :wink: sorry rob can't ask you the same question :D

About the floss it's abt 30% elastic not that much is it , usually EIT is about 500% elastic or more

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