
How do you store your toothpaste?
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Cap side down
Cap side up
Flat on the counter
My toothpaste is not in a tube
I don't use toothpaste
I have dentures, false teeth
Something Else, please tell
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A total of 33 votes were cast: 14 girls and 19 guys. See detailed results
Poll Result
How do you store your toothpaste?
Voted 33 times in total
14 Girls
19 Guys
- Cap side down33%5 Girls (36%)6 Guys (33%)
- Cap side up18%2 Girls (14%)4 Guys (21%)
- Flat on the counter40%7 Girls (50%)6 Guys (31%)
- My toothpaste is not in a tube0%0 Girls (0%)0 Guys (0%)
- I don't use toothpaste3%0 Girls (0%)1 Guys (5%)
- I have dentures, false teeth3%0 Girls (0%)1 Guys (5%)
- Something Else, please tell3%0 Girls (0%)1 Guys (5%)
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17Opinion
Flat on its side in a drawer. (for the two tubes)
On its lid (upside-down- for a squirt bottle. )
As for the toothpaste I store it FLAT in a drawer under the sink in my bathroom.
Oh yeah searching for a toothpaste photo I can across toothpaste toppers & yes I’m going to have to order them.
What about the dirty roaches I came out in the summertime
That came out
@Iron_Man I have a contract with pest control & I better not find one any pests on my property & as for the roaches that come out in the summertime hopefully they go to my neighbors house instead.
Good Job no summertime roaches
I had a very strong gag (no relation!) reflex when I was a child and using toothpaste triggered it so strongly that I felt I was going to puke up my toenails. So I stopped using toothpaste altogether and started using baking soda. In later years, my teeth and gums became cold-sensitive. My dentist attributed it to the baking soda and advised me to simply dry brush, followed by using a WaterPik. That's my routine now.
It goes back in it's original box with the tooth brush and removed from the bathroom and eventually I'll go back to my old system of having a rotation of hard shell travel cases which will be stored in the bathroom.
I used to let it lie flat. When the tubes still had foil in them, you could roll it up and it would stay that way, keeping the paste at the dispensing end. Tubes are now fully plastic and they unroll, allowing the paste to ooze back to equilibrium with gravity. So now i store it cap down. They make oversized flat flip-caps for exactly that purpose. I bought one tube and i have reused the cap for the next two tubes so far.
Sometimes cap side down, sometimes cap side up inside a glass. Depends on the toothpaste I use.
Flat on the counter next to my sink with the cap on. My wife and I have separate sinks in our bathroom.
Place it on the bathroom counter somewhere.
in a plastic bag from the grocery store. I don’t wanna get roaches on my toothpaste. That’s a very cheap toothpaste. I like to use crest or Colgate
I take my teeth out now.
My toothpaste is free standing, cap side down. Intelligent design, if you will.
There is a dedicated storage compartment it’s right next to my electric toothbrush.
Cap on my kitchen counter with the toothpaste standing up
A. It's how they're designed to be used now.
Back in the day, we had a key to squeeze the paste out of the metal tube from the end.
Some of them did stripes!
@AviatorTom Standing upright - Colgate provides a 'stand up" cap that lets you stand it upright- cap on the counter
I have a stand for mine but I just leave it on the counter
Might be a collector for toothbrushes, for toothpaste just one and in a cabinet out of reach.
Flat on the shelf
Cap on flat on the window sill
I just leave it flat on the counter. I've never even considered that people might stand it up.
They're all over the place.
Flat on the counter
Flat in one of the vanity drawers
Flat in the drawer
Lays flat on a shelf
In a vegetable bag in my bedroom.