Re: Toothpaste?
Baking soda. If you can keep a stub of a toothbrush rinsed & dried, it can simply ride in the same tiny ziplock containing the powder. If not, keep the brush...
Will_2_Win 2009-08-19 11:11:53 #57114

Re: Toothpaste?
So, using toothpaste (i.e. spitting it out) in the Colorado is OK? We have a night at Granite Rapids and another at Bright Angel Campground. I can live with...
sumiwada 2009-08-19 10:48:16 #57113

Re: Toothpaste?
Hi all, I use a product called BrushUps (I think---something like that anyway). They are like "finger gloves" imbedded with toothpaste, but not so much...
rosemarybeck@aol.com 2009-08-19 10:40:52 #57112

Re: Beamer/Cardenas Q & A
Yet another good idea from this group! Maybe we'll put some feelers out on the GC Boating groups to see if anyone will be passing by on the day we'll be...
Russell & Kandice Ownby 2009-08-19 10:31:21 #57111

Re: Toothpaste?
As far as the LNT, I think toothpaste is probably the moral equivalent of soap, meaning that it should be deposited something like 200 ft from camp or water...
johngeyles 2009-08-19 10:23:58 #57110

Re: Bright idea or brain fart? You decide. :-)
I recently purchased a food sack from Peter and am trying to picture one large enough for a whole pack. The material doesn't fold or roll that compactly and...
sumiwada 2009-08-19 09:57:31 #57109

Re: Toothpaste?
I often took just the toothbrush and chewed on it daily to get into my teeth. No toothpaste!--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "sumiwada" wrote: ...
Clayton Palmer 2009-08-19 09:56:39 #57108

Re: Toothpaste?
Howdy Ma'am...I've started using the Colgate "Wisp" mini-toothbrush for backcountry travel. They come two in a pack, they are almost no weight to carry, no...
hikernut_lane 2009-08-19 08:30:49 #57107

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