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Why are toothpaste caps conical frustum in shape?
For enabling toothpaste to withdraw, when one stops squeezing the toothpaste tube.
Length of a toothpaste box?
It depends in what toothpaste box you have but they are usually about 10 in (26cm)
How may syllables in August?
there are two syllables
How many syllables are in the word supercalafragalisticexpialadoshus?
There are 14 syllables.
How many syllables are in the word abating?
your mom is the amount of syllables in Abate i joke there are 2 syllables in Abate
What is collective noun for toothpaste?
The collective noun for toothpaste is a tube of toothpaste.
What is the tagalog of toothpaste?
The Tagalog word for toothpaste is "pasta ng ngipin."
Is toothpaste a solid?
toothpaste is depends
Who make toothpaste?
the toothpaste man
Can 'my' be an adjective?
My can be an adjective. As a possessive pronoun it can modify nouns to tell which one.For example:My toothpaste is minty.Which toothpaste? My toothpaste. It modifies toothpaste which is a noun.
Is toothpaste is a liquid or soild?
Toothpaste is a liquid.
What is in the Romans have in there toothpaste?
they used urine as toothpaste
Is there a diabetic toothpaste?
There is no need for a diabetic toothpaste.
Who makes closeup toothpaste?
the toothpaste man
What is native tagalog of toothpaste?
Toothpaste in Tagalog is toothpaste. This word has no exact equivalent word in Filipino.
How can you tell the difference between gel and a nongel toothpaste?
Gel toothpaste has a clear, jelly-like consistency, while non-gel toothpaste is creamy and opaque. Gel toothpaste often has a more translucent appearance compared to non-gel toothpaste. Additionally, gel toothpaste tends to have a smoother texture and can be less abrasive than non-gel toothpaste.
At what age can kids start using regular toothpaste instead of children's toothpaste?
Children can start using regular toothpaste instead of children's toothpaste around the age of six, when they are able to spit out the toothpaste after brushing.
