Saving Money Toothpaste?

Susan Sanders-Kinzel
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November 3, 20040 found this helpful

Cut your toothpaste cost down by only adding a pea sized amount to your toothbrush. My dentist told me that he doesn't even use toothpaste, just warm water and soft toothbrush. The brush is what cleans your teeth, the agents that claim they fight cavities and tartar are not in your mouth long enough to do anything. Just plain warm water does the job, but if you are like me, I couldn't get past the unclean feeling I had. So in the morning, I just use a very small amount, for freshening. Then at night, I just use warm water. At night it doesn't bother me to not have a clean feeling.

By Andrea from MI

Henry Domanski

November 3, 20040 found this helpful

Back in the 1950s, toothpaste manufacturers enlarged the size of the hole on the toothpaste tube.
This proved to be one of their greatest profit making ideas. Be very careful when squeezing that tube to insure only a pea size amount comes out.

debo_mill

November 4, 20040 found this helpful

You don't even need a pea-sized amount of toothpaste. I put as thin a layer as possible across my whole toothbrush, and the toothpaste foams up just as much.

tracy

June 27, 20050 found this helpful

i use ivory soap
it has really helped my receeding gums

Peroxide and baking soda....tastes terrible but helps gingivitis!