Can they be used for homemade toothpaste?
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I'm not sure, but I wouldn't use it for any internal use unless specified for it. You can't be sure how pure it is.
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I did a quick search and it turns out that you can use it to make homemade mouth wash. The link used a mixture of vegetable glycerin, tea tree oil, and witch hazel.
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I use mine for my homemade cleaning products. The best thing would be to check the details in the product description. If it doesn't say that it is food safe, then I would assume it is not.
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I would guess that you could. They only send you 3 different sized tips so I'm guessing that you can clean them and reuse them.
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It might; I've tried a regular soap dispenser for toothpaste and it works, but you have to bang it on the counter a few times every once in a while because the toothpaste is so thick it doesn't settle automatically. This might work better because it sucks the little disk up as it dispenses. I gave up on the soap dispenser because it cracked after a while. I think now I might buy another one of these and try it again because when the soap dispenser worked it was really nice.
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you can, but it sadly won't work on the caps. It will only work on your real teeth. I suggest you Google whiten capped teeth :) I hope you can find a product that will help :)
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That's up to you - it comes with nothing like that. You can use it dry or you could buy something like you described. Myself, I use ordinary toothpaste. OBTW, that whitening cup really does work &#128149; fabulous white results you would never get with just paste and a brush.
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You could if they worked. They do not seal properly and they don't hold the vacuum seal. I would have sent them back, but I threw away the return info. They are junk!
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no, I don't believe so . . . *maybe* in the central compartment meant for toothpaste, but then there would be no place for the toothpaste left
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Yes...I told my dentist about Redmond clay toothpaste. He likened it to silica they use in standard. He had to agree it was working for me because my teeth are whiter and less cavities. Clay is wonderful and Redmond company is amazing. Clay can be drying so I switch it up with diff types of homemade toothpastes.
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Yes, here's a recipe for homemade - http://www.bakingobsession.com/2009/01/17/homemade-fondant/ Other uses of Glycerin - Glycerin is used to soften dried out paste colors. It may also be used to lubricate molds when molding edible confections. It's used in homemade soaps, and for making your own Vape oils. Just be sure it's food grade.
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I can't see why not, as long as they're no boiling. Pureeing soup etc. would be fine. I like mine so far.
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First try them as they are. My guess is they will work just fine. Then, very carefully sharpen the edges of some of the tools (I did) and I wouldn't be surprised if you could do your own dentistry work. I have used them for finishing plaster of Paris castings, soap carving, and a number of other materials and I've had not problems at all. They were a good investment.
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I don't see why not. These brushes seem to extremely user-friendly for all ages. And this small size head will be very comfortable for a child.Actually this small size is very comfortable even for a grown-up because it allows to do a more "detailed" cleaning of teeth.
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I make a toothpaste with it, detox baths, facials, and drinking for detoxing. I searched Pinterest and found all kinds of ways to use it. We love it!! Oh yea, we also add some to our homemade mouthwash. It is good for remineralizing your teeth.
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yes & no. use them only on a sometime basis, emergency spills.real tile must be cleaned with special cleaners.look up the info about tile and follow directions.
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The product is designed to be used as a dry powder. Simply wetting your toothbrush and dipping it into the glass jar will adhere enough product to your brush to get the job done. However, you can also use your current toothpaste by applying to your brush and then dipping your brush into the jar. we don't recommend mixing the product with water to form a paste, unless you do this for each use. We do not add any preservatives to our product and therefore it will not have an extended shelf life once water is added. Hope that answers your question and please feel free to reach out to us if there's anything else you need.