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What can you safely use toothpaste for, other than brushing your teeth?
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odd uses
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Post By julia. (Guest Post)
(02/16/2008)
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Also hair spray helps with stains, and shaving cream whitens your shoes.
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It works on bug bites and such because it dries them out - same reason it works to dry out other kinds of sores and blisters. I have a friend who swears by it for his cold sores.
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oh my gosh
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Post By john (Guest Post)
(07/17/2007)
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you have to try toothpaste on clothes it really works it can take out all kinds of stains! try it good luck!
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Post By (Guest Post)
(03/29/2007)
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USE TOOTHPASTE FOR DVDS! IF THE SCENE FREEZES TAKE THE DVD OUT AND PUT TOOTHPASTE ON IT. CLEAN IT OFF AND IT WORKS!
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Post By Vixen (Guest Post)
(02/06/2007)
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I use my non gel toothpaste to clean my diamond ring...it looks new after I'm done. Just squeeze out a little on a toothbrush, wet your ring, & scrub fairly gently, then rinse it & dry it. :)
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Post By babyvick (Guest Post)
(01/21/2007)
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i used toothpaste on my face and it seriously works! just don't use the gelly kind, use the white. The gelly kind like, messes up your face! i started to like break out even more! good luck!
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I use toothpaste and water to clean my silver, it really works.
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Post By Blues (Guest Post)
(10/19/2006)
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i use toothpaste for my showers, works well, very refreshing
once in a while, i use it as facial cleanser
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Post By kolo (Guest Post)
(05/02/2006)
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I know that you can use toothpaste to placate burns, a friend of mine used it before and it helped, right after you get burnt put it on.
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Post By Steve (Guest Post)
(03/11/2006)
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If you rub some toothpaste on a scratched cd it will polish away the scratches.
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Post By Jean (Guest Post)
(02/27/2006)
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White toothpaste (not gel) will remove crayon from painted walls. Rub the marks with the toothpaste and a damp rag. Wipe with claen water to get rid of residue.
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Post By bobberly (Guest Post)
(02/26/2006)
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it works to take stains out of carpet;)
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I wouldn't blame the toothpaste for damaging acne-prone skin (by patsaz). People with severe acne just seem to have that problem.
I HAVE tried it on mosquito, flea, and ant bites. It WORKS!
I've heard you can use gel toothpaste to keep girl babies' bows in their hair if they don't have much hair. It doesn't pull it out, just washes out.
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Post By (Guest Post)
(03/29/2005)
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I use white toothpaste for grinding steel and Aluminuam. it gives me mirror finish in my machining operation.
regards
Raghavendra
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Post By a thrifty woman (Guest Post)
(03/07/2005)
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hi i use toothpase for cleaning my nails. Just put some on an old manual toothbrush or nailbrush, wet nails and the brush real good with water and scrub under your nails, you will be amazed. I think this works because nails and teeth are made of the same 'stuff'. It also showed me that my facewash does nothing to dirt lol. Big pluspoint is, while soap etc. makes my nails annoyingly soft, toothpaste does no such thing, just cleans to sparkling. Mouthfreshners gels also work and are not so sharp in their flavor.
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Post By Sam (Guest Post)
(03/02/2005)
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use white tooth paste to clean your running shoes
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Post By msbilly bob favorite student (Guest Post)
(01/13/2005)
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ive always been told that u can use toothpaste for bugbites. it will help stop the itching and reduce swelling. ive tried this along with some of my friends and it has worked. one day i told my history teacher this and she didn't take my advice and her bite got way worse. toothpaste is handy dany just like steve's notebook. oh and beestings
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We used to use toothpaste to put up posters without damaging the wall. Don't use it for collector posters, though, as it can damage the ink over time.
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Post By patsaz (Guest Post)
(11/15/2004)
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Use some caution with the toothpaste acne suggestion. My daughter used this method because it worked so well. But after she got older she found it had damaged her skin. Her face now looks kind of rough.
Apparently she used too much for too long. lol pats
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Post By Jean (Guest Post)
(11/15/2004)
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If the toothpaste is plain white, you can use it like "spackle" to fill nail holes in your apartment walls before you move out.
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You can use toothpaste to clean jewelry. Put some on the piece and let set over night. The I use my electric toothbrush on it the next morning while I'm on the shower. This CAN NOT be used on pearls (the real ones) as it will damage the finish.
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I have heard using white toothpaste (not the whitening toothpaste) on breakouts works. Just dab some on the breakout with a Q-tip and by morning it's gone. Also, for the blind but painful breakouts use Preparation H. It takes down the swelling and the next night use the toothpaste. Always use the treatments at night as to not disturb your skin.
By Kathy
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