Chewing Gum

This has happened to me before. I was chewing orbit mist and it just fell apart it was so disgusting. I can't seem to find an answer to it though.

chewing gum isn't good it's bad it is makes your teeth unhealthy

i wouldn't think so. i don't think it does any damage to your skin, but the ingredients of the gum itself might not do wonders for your figure.

the ingredient that regular gum does not have is alcoholic sugar.

It's in Singapore, they have very strict anti-littering and cleanliness laws. It has been gum-free since 1992.

Bubble gum is traditionally made of chicle, a natural latex product, or synthetic rubber known as polyisobutylene, which is a non-vulcanisable form of the butyl rubber (isoprene-isobutylene) used for inner tubes or to line tubeless tires.

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You'll need a dull knife, WD-40, a fingernail brush, an all purpose spray detergent like 409, white cloths and water.

Using the knife and the fingernail brush, scrape off as much of the gum as you can.

Spray the area with the WD-40 (don't worry this cleans off nicely). Continue scraping the gum off as the WD-40 breaks down the gum and loosens it from the fibers. Apply more WD-40 as needed.

Once all the gum is removed, blot the area with one of the clean white cloths absorbing as much of the excess WD-40 as you can.

Now spray the area with the all purpose spray detergent and blot the area with a new clean white cloth that has been dampened with water. You can use the fingernail brush here too, as you clean the area.

Now blot the area with just water to absorb the detergent. Good Luck with your carpet, this really works.

I'm pretty sure that your gum tastes very... flavory or aomething and so it is overwhelming the smell of onion or something. (sorry.)

i think jusy fruit has the most suger i think jusy fruit has the most suger

Gum contains specialized super cells that fight bacteria etc. Upon placing a piece of sugar free gum in your mouth these cells start to neutrelize bacteria which is the cause for bad breath.

Smoking does not 'cause' gum disease per se. However, smoking is considered a significant risk factor for gum disease. A risk factor is something that may make a person more susceptible to a disease. There are several recognized risk factors for gum disease. Poor oral hygiene, diabetes, genetics, and age, along with smoking are all considered common risk factors for gum disease (periodontitis).

Gum disease is an infection caused by bacteria that colonize in the space (pocket or sulcus) between the teeth and gums. The body reacts to these bacteria with an immune response in which the tissue, including gum tissue, connective tissue, and bone, are slowly destroyed. If enough tissue surrounding the teeth is destroyed, the teeth eventually lose enough supporting structure that they can no longer withstand the forces of biting and chewing. The teeth will become loose and can be lost. Once the teeth have been lost, the infection goes away, because there is no longer a space (sulcus) for the bacteria to colonize.

Smoking is a risk factor for gum disease because the the chemicals in inhaled smoke interfere with the body's ability to repair damaged tissues. Smoking cuts down on the blood supply because it is vasoconstrictive . It limits the the flow of oxygen and nutrients to the tissue. It is also known that nicotine is toxic to cells called fibroblasts, which are responsible for manufacturing new connective tissue. The less fibroblasts work, the more rapid the progression of gum disease.

The American Association of Periodontists (gum specialists) (www.perio.org) has determined that smoking may be the single most significant risk factor for advanced severe gum disease. In a study published several years ago, over 50% of all Americans who had advanced gum disease were either current or past smokers.

While smoking is a significant risk factor, gum disease is a multi-factorial condition. Quiting smoking can go a long way toward minimizing the progression of the disease, but other factors need to be taken into consideration in any effort to control the disease. Your best option is to discuss your particular condition with your dentist and dental hygienist. They are able to assess the situation and make the best recommendations for countering the disease. camron handcock

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Blibber-Blubber. The first bubble gum was named Blibber-Blubber because the bubble burst before it got big and flopped. Blibber-Blubber was also too sticky, so burst bubbles would stick to the skin.

Eating or chewing gum while playing a woodwind instrument can potentially harm the instrument in several ways. Food particles and gum residue can clog the instrument's keys, pads, and tone holes, affecting its playability and sound quality. Additionally, saliva and food debris can accumulate inside the instrument, leading to mold growth and bacterial buildup, which can damage the instrument's inner components over time. It is best to avoid eating or chewing gum while playing a woodwind instrument to maintain its optimal performance and longevity.

OBViously, u cannot CURE heart disease, by chewing gum, though, you could prevent heart disease. THis is because, one of the causes for heart disease is bad breath, surprisingly, so, If you chew gum (especially mint) it could help prevent heart disease, but not CURE.

In 1998, Bubble Yum became the first official bubble gum of major league baseball.

Candy was made because they want life to be easier for school.

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In 1848, John B. Curtis made and sold the first commercial chewing gum called the State of Maine Pure Spruce Gum. But William Finley Semple Was the First Person to Patent chewing gum in 1869. However, Frank Fleer was the person credited with inventing the first bubble gum called Blibber-Blubber; which was never sold! In 1928, Walter Diemer of the Fleer company was able to perfect the treat we know today as "Double Bubble" bubble gum. All information was found at about.com; more on the history of gum can be found there.

While the sale and import of chewing gum is prohibited, consumption is not. So you could head to Johor, get some gum and come back to Singapore and be fine. Even if it gets spotted by customs, in most cases provided you don't bring in too much gum and don't make it too obvious they will close one eye (according to anecdotes from people I know). You should chew it in private though, and definitely do not spit on the floor because you will get fined $700 and may be forced to do community service.