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why is alcohol in mouthwash?

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marilyn17 | 05:39 Mon 08th Nov 2004 | How it Works
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It's an excellent antibacterial agent.

11:03 Mon 08th Nov 2004
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Alcohol will kill pretty much most bugs
12:52 Mon 08th Nov 2004
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It also evaporates quickly, leaving that tingly feeling we associate with freshness. The rapid evaporation allows the antibacterial ingredients found within the mouthwash to be deposited on the teeth and gums, not washed away down the throat.
20:12 Mon 08th Nov 2004

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