How Listerine Went from Medicine to Mouthwash

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Ever gargled with floor cleaner? • Well, you might have if you lived in the 1880s! Listerine, that minty fresh mouthwash in your bathroom, wasn't always about fresh breath. It was originally cooked up as a surgical antiseptic! • Seriously, it was used to clean hospital floors and sterilize surgical tools. Created by Dr. Joseph Lawrence in 1879, this potent liquid was named after Joseph Lister, the pioneer of antiseptic surgery. • But here's the twist: it wasn't selling well as a medical product. So, the company got creative. They rebranded it as a cure for bad breath, inventing the term 'halitosis' to make it sound more scientific. • Suddenly, everyone needed it! From operating rooms to bathroom cabinets, Listerine's journey shows how a change in marketing can transform a product's destiny. • Next time you swish, remember: you're gargling with a piece of medical history! • #trivia #facts #factshorts #short #shortsfeeds #shortsvideos #shortsviral #listerine #mouthwash #mouthwashing #medicalhistory #everydayitems #originsexplained #originstory #originstory #origins #didyouknow #didyouknowfacts #didyouknowshorts #trending #trendingshort #trendshorts #badbreath #halitosis

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