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stevewool
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Here in England with this hot weather, yes its hot .

So i have notice my toothpaste and other items that are in tubes a little different , they do not come out the same , so is it different over in the Phils with the heat .

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Jack Peterson
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7 minutes ago, stevewool said:

they do not come out the same ,

Scratching Head.jpg WOT you mean?, toothpaste comes out as ralgex :console: Sorry mate but one of has had one too many beer sori sori.jpg I have not started yet Sooo  

 

over there.jpg  Steve.jpg :hystery:

 

 Come on mate did you expect anything else frome me:89:

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Just because I felt the need ha ha
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Gary D
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What ever you buy in the Philippines that looks the same as you buy in the UK has likely been reformulated to take account of the climate.

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Jack Peterson
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But But, on a serious note Steve, I find that the end of the last squeeze gets a hard lump that can block the Tube and then it gets messy.

OY  You.jpg we are talking toothpaste here OK :1927_:

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stevewool
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6 minutes ago, Jack Peterson said:

But But, on a serious note Steve, I find that the end of the last squeeze gets a hard lump that can block the Tube and then it gets messy.

OY  You.jpg we are talking toothpaste here OK :1927_:

Toothpaste and FIXODENT for my one false tooth.

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Jollygoodfellow
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Toothpaste seems the same for me. Had some of my Aussie stuff when I first got here and been using other brands here for awhile now and all appear to be the same. 

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JJReyes
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Wait a minute. Toothpaste in the Philippines is sea salt which is rubbed on your teeth and gums. You can use a finger or a toothbrush. The abrasiveness of salt results in whiter, cleaner teeth. Forget the mucky, expensive version sold in the West.

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expatuk2014
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Me being one of the older ones here  and using poligrip , yes like the UK at the moment the Philippines is Hot ! But unlike the UK its hot here all year round ! Even when we  have thunderstorms and rain every day its still hot as im writing this its 30c !

And yes Toothpaste does tend to get cooked in the open end of the tube same as poligrip which is why ours is kept in the fridge ! We have 2 fridģes 1 for food,milk etc, and one for my drinks,sweets,cakes etc

I put almost all of my goodies  i eat in my Fridge inc breakfast cereals, chocolate,biscuits,cakes,and anything that has been opened that attracts ants ! Saving enough room of course for my Southern comfort, Jack Daniels, and beers !

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TimL
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Mix them up. Both toothpaste and Polygrip. Heat tends to separate chemicals. Even in Florida I have to kneed the “grip” back together so it doesn’t come out as liquid.  Hahaha

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Kuya John
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7 hours ago, JJReyes said:

Wait a minute. Toothpaste in the Philippines is sea salt which is rubbed on your teeth and gums. You can use a finger or a toothbrush. The abrasiveness of salt results in whiter, cleaner teeth. Forget the mucky, expensive version sold in the West.

Bleach is good too but don't use your finger.........:morning1: I went to the dentist....he said your teeth are fine but your gums need to come out! :89:

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