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<font size=3>At 12:35 AM 12/16/2009, martin brody wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Isn't this somewhat
intellectually dishonest? Is mouthwash food? Is it edible? Since when do
we worry about ingredients in inedible products? As I've said before Rav
Moshe permits glycerine in pleasant tasting medicine, which is made to be
consumed. Mouthwash is certainly not pleasant tasting and is made to be
spat out. He doesn't even mention it as an option.<br><br>
Martin Brody</blockquote><br>
Mouthwash is indeed edible (drinkable). I often swallow it after swishing
it around in my mouth when I am pressed for time or do not want to bother
spitting it into the sink and then rinsing the sink.<br><br>
Try it and you will see that one can indeed drink it without harmful side
affects. Furthermore, it contains alcohol, so this may add to your
experience! >:-}<br><br>
YL </font></body>
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