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1. I brushed my teeth so I took a shower.

2. I brushed my teeth because I took a shower.

(Are both grammatical? What do they mean?)

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Techically, they are both grammatical, but they don't make much sense. Brushing teeth is neither a cause nor effect of taking a shower.

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