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Washington W. Sheffield in 1850. He was 23!
But I'm not an all knowing professor - my tutor is GOOGLE :blushing::blushing:But nonetheless it was a very interesting question and never ever before I've thought about it. So thank you that you have given me more knowledge! :thumbs up:
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My guess without consulting Google was a certain Mr. Colgate.
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My haunch above seems to turn out right. I just came across an article that
appears to confirm my suspicion.
Rinse and Spit: The History of Toothpaste
appears to confirm my suspicion.
Rinse and Spit: The History of Toothpaste
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Actually the first "toothpaste" for whitening teeth was invented by Michel de Nostredame, also known as "Nostradamus", in the 16th century.
Apart from his well known "quatrains"and "predictions", he was a quite a remarkable physician.
We have the recipe for his toothpaste... it was make from finely ground snail shells and cuttle fish bone. This was mixed with salt and water, and applied to the teeth with a chewed up stick of willow.
A rather fierce recipe, but it would have worked.
Apart from his well known "quatrains"and "predictions", he was a quite a remarkable physician.
We have the recipe for his toothpaste... it was make from finely ground snail shells and cuttle fish bone. This was mixed with salt and water, and applied to the teeth with a chewed up stick of willow.
A rather fierce recipe, but it would have worked.
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