One thing couponers normally have in their stockpiles are toothpaste. If you are only using those 100+ boxes for brushing your teeth, YOU are missing out my friend!
1. Do a Science Experiment
Have a fun time with your kids doing this “Elephant Toothpaste” science experiment.
2. Create an Ocean Bag
How neat is this? I am going to try this one with my toddler =).
3. Hang Your Photos Perfectly
Use toothpaste to make a mark where the nail should go. I’ve gotta try this one!
4. Remove DVD Scratches
![From Wiki How](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Repair-a-CD-With-Toothpaste-300x199.jpg)
From Wiki How
5. Make Your Own Teeth Whitening Treatment
![From The Beauty Thesis](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/diy-teeth-whitening-300x240.jpg)
From The Beauty Thesis
6. Use the Cap for Art Projects
![From Plaid Crafts](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/toothpaste-cap-art.jpg)
From Plaid Crafts
7. Create Boxes for Organization
Hey! Don’t throw away the box..
![From Duitang](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/toothpaste-diy-storage-273x300.jpg)
From Duitang
8. Put Together Care Packages
Great alternative to giving money to the homeless.
![From Such a Kingdom](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Care-Packages-225x300.jpg)
From Such a Kingdom
9. Make Creative Crafts
..like this toothpaste train.
![From Windy and Friends](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/toothpaste-train-300x165.jpg)
From Windy and Friends
or, these..
![From The Joys of Boys](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/toothepaste-firecracker-300x219.jpg)
From The Joys of Boys
10. Make Imitation “Batiks”
Whaaaat?! So cool.
11. Make Art & Frame It
12. Create a Sensory Bag
Similar to number two, but this time all of the toys stay on the outside. Great for kids’ imagination.
![From Green Owl Art](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/sensory-bag.jpg)
From Green Owl Art
13. Clean Your Headlights
OooOoo! Look at the difference =).
![From One Frugal Chick](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/clean-headlights.jpg)
From One Frugal Chick
14. Make Toothpaste Dots for Travelling/Camping
Lay out foil sheet or parchment and make rows of dollops of Toothpaste. Allow to dry for 2-4 days. Sprinkle baking soda on top to keep from sticking. Repackage in small bags. To use simple pop one dot in your mouth, chew, then add a small amount of water in your mouth and start brushing.
![From Jermm's Outside](/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/toothpaste-dots.jpg)
From Jermm’s Outside