Should the handle and bristles of a Tooth brush be made of the same material . Why?

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Juarez Lustosa · Answer 1 · 2019-05-20T03:50:27+0000

The handle should be strong to last longer and not feel like eating jelly by shaving it from your teeth and the bristles should be made from a softer material than the handle to do bristle things and not hurt.

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