They come in every color under the rainbow, there's no reason each family member can't have an assigned color (I'm blue)

Sometimes that's not the issue though- my mom and brother shared a toothbrush unknowingly for a month because each thought they had the yellow toothbrush (meanwhile the red one sat unused). Then my brother went on a trip and my mother was wondering where her toothbrush went.

Starts singing I'm blue

Or you could put your name on your toothbrush, or keep it somewhere other than the restroom so no one can get to it.

I'm red, and my oldest daughter is purple, my son's green, and my youngest daughter is pink...no excuse whatsoever.

I've never had to buy a toothbrush- my family uses whatever the dentist gives us at our visits. So if he gives me blue when my old toothbrush was green- now I've got blue. Keeping a strict color system doesn't always work

I keep mine in my room. (I live with 4 other people) Easy to just grab and go. No one else can get to it since I keep my door locked.

I'm purple

That's what my family always did.

Or get a couple single-brush holders. That's what my brother and I have always done. My stuff was on the left side of the sink and his on the right.

Just a warning but unless you put the lid down on your toilet before you flush, it will send little poop flecks throughout the bathroom. These flecks will probably land on any uncovered toothbrushes. Now you get poop in your mouth when brushing. Not a pleasant thought.

You never know what he does with his mouth let alone the stuff he has on his teeth. I wouldn't be okay with using my brothers toothbrush. I am not even okay with using his bath puff or other hygiene products that he uses to clean his body and teeth.

sadly enough, #10 brushed the thought that this was a pun, off.

It started off as a pun...then it just got weird.

or it was originally his, but she didn't notice.

Same thing happened to my brother and I, though we had different coloured tooth brushes. He thought that the orange one was his and the green was mine, when it was the opposite. Let's just say we were both very surprised when he saw me using "his" tooth brush..

Imagine if just years went by but they kept buying the same exact toothbrush and never noticed until one moved out. That's the sort of thing I think about. ?

Well, who knows, really? Could've been a lot longer. There's a lot of crud to brush off of teeth over the course of a few weeks.

there's a button for that