And this one does, visibly, in your very own sink. You have to shake the bottle to activate and mix the mouthwash, which can either be a pain in the wrist or theraputic according to the kind of day you are having. But after you have done the shake and mouthwash, and then rinsed the solution around your mouth for the usual 30 seconds, you get the unique selling point of this brand of mouthwash - the gunk in the sink which had been clinging to your teeth and gums. Afterwards, your mouth, teeth and gums not only feel cleaner and healthier, you can see that it is. Admitedly, it can be more than a little gross to see brightly coloured ...  Read the complete review

I started using mouthwash when my mouth started to need an extra cleaning boost after brushing my teeth, I used this was what was int he bathroom as my mum uses it. At first I quite enjoyed having to mix the two colours together but sometimes it can be a little tricky to get the lid off in time before they start to separate again which can be really annoying and since the amusement as worn off it's just generally annoying having to shake it at all really. When I first started using it it stung my mouth a bit but after using it for quite a while from never having used it before but you get used to this quickly and can barely feel it at all and infact ...  Read the complete review

---Why I Bought This--- I was not a great believer in mouthwashes - but I have a few crowns fitted and on the last visit to the dentist I was advised t use one 'before' cleanig my teeth as my gums were a little red where they joined the crowns - a common problem apparently. I double checked and she did mean before - which seemed a bit odd - so now I will use one either before or after, whichever I feel like. The dentist recommended Listerine, which of course is well known and expensive, so as well as buying that one with Tesco online I keep a lookout for any on offer, so finding this one at half price seemed worth a try. ---The ...  Read the complete review