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To keep from chasing your toothpaste to the end of the tube place a large rubber band ( like the ones that come on fresh broccoli) at the end and gradually fold up the empty tube containing the used portion in the band.
By Ceil from Tavares, FL
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RE: Use a Heavy Rubber Band on Your Toothpaste Tube
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Post By lisalovely (Guest Post)
(09/03/2008)
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Here's a thing; I haven't used toothpaste at all for 3 years! I brush twice a day but with just water. when I told my hygienist that toothpaste had always made me gag, she told me there was absolutely NO NEED for it! She was right! Now that saves money but not why I did it! :-)
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RE: Use a Heavy Rubber Band on Your Toothpaste Tube
I keep a small binder clip in the bathroom for toothpaste. I also use the medium binder clips to close chip bags. They actually CLOSE The bag, and are much cheaper than the store bought "Chip Clip" plastic things.
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RE: Use a Heavy Rubber Band on Your Toothpaste Tube
Thanks. I have several tubes (toothpaste, antibiotic cream, etc.) that deserve this.
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RE: Use a Heavy Rubber Band on Your Toothpaste Tube
Another way is to use a hair barrette-I push the paste towards the top and fold the end close to where the tooth paste is and hold it with the barrette. Have done this with other things that are in a tube.
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