Significats de listerine en anglès

Upon arising in the morning rinse the mouth with diluted listerine.

If you wish you can use one teaspoonful of some antiseptic, like listerine, in it.

The external organs should be scrupulously cleansed and bathed with some antiseptic solution, like glycothymoline, listerine, borolyptol, etc.

If you have listerine or glyco-thymoline or any such disinfectant use them, one teaspoonful to sixteen spoonfuls of water.

The parts should be bathed with hot water or weak solutions of carbolic acid, alcohol or listerine, the heat being especially soothing.

Then prolonged hot injections in the vagina of hot water, and if you wish, one teaspoonful of listerine, etc., in each injection.

Wash the abscess and surrounding parts in hot water and good soap, and rinse off with alcohol, a salt solution, or listerine, etc.

The parts should be kept constantly moist with a wet antiseptic dressing, listerine, hot water, etc., applied to the vulva and kept there.

She had bitten the insides of her mouth until they were raw and smarting, and burnt unbearably when she washed them with listerine.

Keep the mouth clean with hot water washes and some of the antiseptics put in the water as boric acid, soda, glycothymotine, listerine, etc.

Throat gargles, such as listerine, or equal parts of alcohol and water, help to keep the throat in condition to resist the microbic invasion.

One-half ounce of listerine to a glass of water to be used by the patient as often as he desires to rinse his mouth.

It is first necessary to render the parts clean, through the use of some mild antiseptic solution, such as glyco-thymoline, listerine, borolyptol, salt, etc.

A nasal douche is given, and the mouth should be washed with listerine or a saturated (five per cent) solution of boric acid.

I had some Listerine, and I washed their rags in it.

No amount of Listerine was going to defeat Helen's bevy of oral bacteria.