You brush your teeth at work? Does your toothbrush match the toothpaste? What if the color of the toothpaste clashes? This is riveting stuff.
I hate the cap on Crest Pro-health. It never seems to fully close and always comes open depositing the blue goo in the worst spots at the worst times when I have packed it on a trip.
After I read this, I immediately checked my office toothpaste. I never use mine either, instead choosing my office mints or my office gum.
Um...SE05...GROSS. And into the bin it goes...thanks for the PSA!
"Dopp kit" derives from early 20th century leather craftsman Charles Doppelt, a German immigrant to the United States, who invented his toiletry case in 1919.
You're welcome! :o)
my work toothpaste is AL 10. and i keep a travel size, so i'm fairly certain to use it up before Mr. Roker shows up next year. Or maybe it will be Mr. Bundy.
That Crest Pro-Health is some awful stuff. I think I used it twice before throwing it away. I can't believe you stuck it out for 3 whole years.
I haven't tried the toothpaste, but I suffered through a bottle of the Pro-Health mouthwash. It was alcohol-free, which is supposed to be a plus, and it left a nice taste for about 30 minutes. But then some sort of gross metallic taste would take over (I definitely tasted regret, but I lack your experience with the taste of kitten butt to confidently say it was present), and I'd have to flood my mouth with my trusty Binaca Fast Blast Breath Spray.
Congratulations on three years of continuous employment.
This is the best blog post about old toothpaste that I have ever read. I'll alert the Pulitzer committee at once.
Aha--aren't the TWO signs of a civilized society indirect lighting AND wardrobe coordination with health and beauty products?
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