What Are The Slimy Strings In My Mouth About An Hour After Using Listerine?

I use Listerine every morning. About an hour after using it, I get this white slimy substance in my mouth. It is built up around my gum and teeth. I can literally pull large chucks of this slime out in long strings. Has anyone else experienced this? Anyone have any idea what this stuff is?

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