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Not a fan of Burt's Bees tip as it's hard to keep clean unless you wipe it after every use. I like the ones that have a smaller tip because they're easier to keep clean.
Blogged my review of a couple different toothpastes: gapey.blogspot.com/2011/09/sugar-free-and-natural-toothpa...
Our friend Ryan and Jay introduced us to the concept of making our own
toothpaste. I quickly found lots of recipes and resources on-line and
went with one. My batch came out a little salty. Perhaps others have
tips. Here is what I did:
- 3 T baking soda
- 1 T sea salt
- 1 T vegetable glycerin
- 1 drop tea tree oil
I added just enough water to shack up the container and get a paste.
It works. Lets see how long I can go without buying toothpaste again.
A very high recommended toothpaste.
Suitable for ages 3 months to 3 years.
-With milk enzymes.
-Fluoride free.
-Safe to swallow.
-Plus soft Infa-Dent finger toothbrush and gum massager.
-With calcium.
Milk enzymes, the best natural protection for your child's teeth.
Recommended by dentists and pediatricians.
First Teeth Baby Toothpaste contains a unique natural enzyme system to protect your baby's mouth against harmful bacteria much like the way a mother's breast milk does.
Brushing your baby's teeth everyday with First Teeth Baby Toothpaste is a safe way to clean and reduce odor causing bacteria while helping prevent early tooth decay.
Promotes the sweetness of baby's breath.
Naturally protects like mother's milk.
Compared to Other Toothpastes, First Teeth:
Contains no fluoride or saccharin.
No artificial preservatives or colors.
Made with natural fruit flavors.
Promotes a healthy balance of bacteria for good oral health.
Made in USA.
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The Prodent toothpaste-factory, also known as the Erdalfactory will be closed down before the end of the year. I had the opportunity to take some pictures while it's still in operation.
The building is on the list of cultural heritage.
Het complex, ook bekend onder de naam Erdalfabriek en ontworpen door architect F.A. Warners, is een van de laatste fabrieksterreinen in het Eemkwartier uit de jaren dertig. Het is monumentaal gezien interessant vanwege de gaafheid van het complex en de architectonische samenhang van de afzonderlijke onderdelen. Daarnaast is het een kenmerkend voorbeeld van de fabrieksbouw uit de jaren dertig in Nedeland. Opvallende onderdelen van het gebouw zijn het laboratorium met toren en het ketelhuis met schoorsteen.