Despite its success with toothpaste, though ... Crest lagged in bringing out pump dispensers and tastier gels that rivals were using to distinguish themselves in the highly competitive, low ...

Thankfully, the solution is simple: a simple, $1 soap pump from the dollar store. Load it up with the toothpaste of your choice, put it next to the sink, and enjoy your clean sink. At Sisters with ...

From there, the theory was to put an empty toothpaste tube into the vacuum chamber, pump all of the air out, and let atmospheric pressure “push” the toothpaste back into the tube. During ...

We assume that this is why the toothpaste pump was born sometime in the 1980s — to make you feel like you’re getting it all out of there, or at least getting most of it out in a more ...

To use, just apply 2 pumps to your toothbrush and brush on teeth for 2 minutes; rinse. Crest/CVS Crest 3D White Brilliance Luminous Purple Toothpaste (Buy from CVS, $8.79). Dr. Tasios favors this ...

JoelCreates This toothpaste-back-into-the-tube-machine is still based on a vacuum chamber and a vacuum pump. This allows the user to manipulate the pressure inside the toothpaste tube.

this hack suggested viewers mix equal parts toothpaste and mouthwash in a bowl before decanting it into a soap dispenser. The idea is that users can then do two jobs in one go, or pump ...

Life Supplies is the UK’s first refillable toothpaste, in a plastic-saving pump bottle that helps lessen your plastic consumption. Swapping traditional tube toothpaste for the refill pouch gives ...