My toothpaste leaves a film?
Some whitening toothpastes have an ingredient in them that helps whiten your teeth. This ingredient is what causes the film that is left in your mouth after you use it. I have found that "Crest" toothpaste always leaves that film in my mouth. However, "Colgate" and "Aquafresh" toothpaste doesn't seem to leave that nasty film in my mouth. I would recommend "Colgate Total" toothpaste.
Does applying toothpaste on lips before bed lighten lips?
All I’m going to say here is that your lips are made of very sensitive skin. Toothpaste can and will burn your skin. It will also burn your lips, if left on all night. Inside your mouth, you have lots of saliva to wash away the residual toothpaste after brushing; your lips? not so much.I once (recently) applied toothpaste to a pimple and left it on all night. I did this for 2 or 3 days. Then, I got a chemical burn. That didn’t go away for several WEEKS. All over a stupid pimple. Everybody got a good laugh out of that one.. except me.Personally, I would stick to light lip glosses and not try whitening products on your lips. Not only are you lips sensitive, but they are the entry-way to your mouth. Most whitening products you also wouldn’t want.. in your mouth. For external use only ;)
Does toothpaste really work to repair a cracked phone screen?
How to Fill a Cracked Screen With ToothpasteA tiny crack in a cellphone screen is not fatal to the LCD's integrity but it does distract the user. You can fill the crack in the screen with toothpaste to make it disappear. Common household supplies beyond the toothpaste will be needed, but no special tools.Step 1.Place a hand towel on a table. Place the cellphone on the towel with the screen facing up. Blow off the screen with a burst of compressed air. Wipe the edges of the screen with a soft cloth to remove any dust that has gathered there. Blow the screen off again with the compressed air.Step 2.Apply toothpaste to the end of the cotton swab. Wipe the excess toothpaste off the sides of the swab with your finger. Wash your finger with water.Step 3.Hold the swab in your right hand. Hold the cellphone down with your left hand. Place the covered tip of the swab against the screen at the left side of the crack. Press down gently as you drag the tip across the length of the crack. Remove the tip once the other side of the crack is reached. Discard the swab.Step 4.Wrap the soft cloth around the pinky finger of your right hand. Hold the cellphone down with your left hand. Place the covered tip of your pinky against the screen at the left side of the crack. Press down gently as you drag the covered tip of your pinky along the length of the crack. Remove your pinky from the screen once you reach the other side of the crack. Place the soft cloth aside.Step 5.Inspect the screen to see if the crack is no longer visible. If you can still see the crack, repeat the entire procedure again starting with the application of the toothpaste to the swab and the swab to the screen.
Can I use green toothpaste to reduce redness of pimples ???????
You can use it (only white one), but only for small pimples. For big ones, it's not very recommended. To reduce your pimples, wash your face like 3 times per day(does a lot), and try to cut down chocolate, and spicy food. Hope this helps, good luck! :)
How to remove a grease stain from a wood table?
Had a roomate leave a pizza box on our new wood table. We have tried everything we can find on the net with home prodcuts, things ranging from using toothpaste, peanut butter and a warm iron. Does anyone know of a better way to clean off the stain or a product we could purchase to remedy our problem. Thank you,
Toothpaste makes me gag! What are some alternatives?
I hate the taste of toothpaste, it literally makes me gag. I've tried every kind of toothpaste under the sun, the orange stuff, lemon flavored, cinnamon, plus just plain old baking soda and peroxide (horrible horrible idea, my mouth tasted like a band-aid for hours). Are there any alternative ways to clean your teeth besides a toothbrush and toothpaste? It's not that I'm a wimp or anything, I drink hard alcohol straight (on occasion), I love spicy foods, etc... It's just that metallic mint taste of toothpaste makes me want to vomit. I find that I'm not able to brush as much as I should because of this. I guess I'd rather scrape my teeth with a twig like people did in the past than use toothpaste.... I don't know if that's really effective or not though.... Any ideas? Thanks!
What do the strips at the bottom of face washes mean (see attached image)?
As part of any industrial printing process there is a need to check if the printed colors match the desired colors. There are simple "photo eyes" that require large, regular, often rectangular or square "swatches" to verify that color is correct prior to the next "investment". Shipping the packaging, filling the tube, or die cutting a flat piece of card stock if the tube or box is printed wrong is not profitable or allowed. The blocks of color allow the process of determining when new ink is needed to be standardized, and hopefully before waste packaging is created. The color you are seeing is simply a prominent, or the prominent color, being used and often there are 3, 4, or 5 colors on the swatch. The reason you might see just one color is that by design that color is the "indicator color" which is designed to get low before all the others, or it is a custom color bought in small quantities while the other colors can't run out prior based on volume. SOURCE: I graduated with a degree in industrial engineering from NCSU.I have been to factories with this technology in place many times. Just about everything is controlled with photo-eye technology in modern manufacturing.