DIY Toothpaste & Powder - 2 Recipes - Super Easy & Almost Free - Never Buy

[@2Hearts3]

Beautiful kitchen 😀

[@arenawoodworks]

Great! Thank you. I would not warm the oil in the microwave. Just heat it in a cup floating in warm water while stirring until soft.

[@lidip8700]

Healthy folks don't own a radiation oven. Won't find one in my kitchen, I use the microwave shelf to store my homemade spices in Mason jars instead. Why? Because NOTHING comes out of that radiation device better then it went in, and it definitely isn't healthy.... microwave water & watch your wild birds & insects avoid it; their sensors tell them its unhealthy.

[@elenichercheletzaki9714]

Never use any Metal equipment when using Bentonite clay!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@belieftransformation]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful info! Blessings to your family 🤗💜🇨🇦

[@shelley2086]

This is great! We use Arm & Hammer toothpaste and got used the taste of that pretty quick and don't like other toothpastes now. I'm sure this will be the same. The dentist will tell you, at least mine did, that flossing is the best thing you can do for your mouth, so it doesn't sound like you need all that junk in toothpaste. I'm looking forward to making your's for the purpose of polishing & getting rid of stinky breath in the a.m. Thank you!

[@lidip8700]

Thanks for the guidance. It's exactly what I needed. I wanted to make a paste instead of the powder version & wasn't sure what ingredient to use. Thanks so much! (BTW, love your bright, beautiful kitchen!) I'm adjust your recipe to this: Redman's Salt Redman's Baking Soda Bentonite Clay Organic Coconut Oil Mint Extract or Oil

[@dancox5572]

Interesting and will be trying this out for sure. Thank you. From millet Alberta .

[@lanab4103]

Thank you for sharing this! So many simple steps that save health and money, but we just don't think of it

[@Ohokaydude]

Very simple. Thanks for the information and demonstration.

[@thewitchyprepper8396]

Will be trying this one as well -TY!

[@DeeSixHomestead]

Great video. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@mirkopg69]

Finally something very new for me, one company in Italy make a powder tooth paste in a similar way but they don't tell how is make but is natural. To much expensive for sending here in Quebec at this point I chose your way , more cheap 👍😁

[@mirkopg69]

In this comment u can just see the product make in Milan nord Italy similar to your tooth powered paste, maybe u can make new taste?! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZO3kKmnh72DaZo

[@UpNorthOfThe49th]

FYI I use White Oak Bark in mine as it gets rid of all Pyorrhea and gum or tooth infections. I also add Thieves oil from a Canadian (support Canadian) WILD CREEK MARSEILLES REMEDY ("THIEVES OIL"*) of which also gets rid of colds and covid super fast. 15 drops in purified shotglass of water. :) P.S. love your smoothies!!!

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Very cool. We’ll check that out. Thank you. ✌️

[@rossmackintosh7683]

I immediately got some clay and got on it! I put a wee bit too much salt in the first batch for me but wife loves it, There is really no other flavor but it does leave you mouth feeling fresh. We went with powdered form and will add mint leaves when we find them (we are currently packing the house to move to out off grid location permanently!) Thanks for sharing!!

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

The dry one (no coconut oil) is my favorite. It’s maybe slightly abrasive. My teeth are amazing anyway. 👍

[@chrisgibson9629]

Thanks for the video

[@denalinde]

A hint if you like store bought natural stuff is that I find it on clearance racks pretty regularly when packages are changing or if they’ve tried a new flavor. If you combine it with a coupon or store sale it can be really worth picking some up. I think these recipes are awesome though. 💜

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Good tip!

[@cindyborel5991]

My favorite teeth cleaner is coconut oil baking soda mixture, doing an oil pull with it after brushing. I also use as deodorant.

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

We oil pull as well. And like the dry tooth powder. ✌️

[@mollypaintscows]

Easy peasy. Thanks,

[@AlmostHomestead]

Great information. Thank you.

[@mashburn99]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!!!

[@twylitegotbannedtwice3411]

Thank you. What about dentures and partials? Would that be something more abrasive? Loved your video. Very sweet.

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

This is more abrasive; we really enjoy the good cleaning and haven’t had any issues. Unsure about dentures or partials. Likely just fine. ✌️

[@susan3200]

Thank you! I have bentonite clay, and just forgot to be using it.

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Perfect. 🙂

[@patricklyons7683]

*thumbs up Jessica*

[@jewlzf9476]

Thanks Jess

[@123985i]

Thank you❣️

[@abefehr6155]

Thanks for the great video Where do you get the bentonite clay from

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

We get off Amazon. Sodium or calcium bentonite, whatever is the best deal.

[@AndreaDutton]

Great video! I love this recipe! I make my own deodorant and it works but I would love to see a video on that too!

[@peterveinot2190]

I like the recipe except I would use "Bob's Red Mill " natural baking soda rather than Arm and Hammer.I believe Bob's is made more naturally and is healthier .

[@jrose353]

Oh heck ya! Just put bentonite clay in my amazon subscribe & save! Thank you!!!

[@JeTVas]

We have been buying Bentonite clay from Organic Matters (online store from BC).. I find adding powdered Neem leaf to the tooth powder very useful, back in India my grandpa use to brush with the bark or branch stick of neem tree, it use to be common in villages not so much in cities.. Ash is another thing good for cleaning teeth, thats what we use when camping.. :) Is wintergreen actually safe? Its one of the best pain killer but always thought it cannot be consumed internally.. We use wintergreen in our pain balm..

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Such a small amount of essential oil, and we aren’t swallowing. Perfectly safe. ✌️ Love the other ideas. 👍

[@cindyborel5991]

Winter green is used to flavor candy 🍬 😋 like winter green Lifesavers.

[@JeTVas]

@@cindyborel5991 There is a difference between flavour oils and essential oils, candies (to what I have known) use flavour oils only..

[@JeTVas]

@@ArkopiaKZbin 👍 ok..

[@JeTVas]

@@ArkopiaKZbin I just try to be very careful with EO.. I was new to essential oils some 10 years ago, I use to add 1 drop of clove oil in my toothpaste then, it didn't bother my husband but my tongue started to swell coz of that.. It took me few months to understand or find out, I stopped using the clove EO and in less than a weeks time, it was all fine..

[@JessieStolar]

How am I supposed to get cancer now. 😂. Procter & Gamble said trust the science. Has my entire life been a lie? The answer is probably "Yes"🤣

[@spacemanspiffy6596]

I use a form of this already but I found it rather abrasive over time. I now use an Oil called OraMD for the everyday and the clay when my teeth get stained or extra dirty.

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Thank you. 👍✌️

[@adrianlohr2918]

Does it matter if you use sodium / calcium bentonite clay? A lot of the products on Amazon have calcium or sodium

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Sodium is slightly more “powerful”, and calcium more “gentle”. We notice no difference between the 2. Get the best deal. ✌️

[@adrianlohr2918]

@@ArkopiaKZbin Awesome thank you! Great videos btw!

[@shermdog6969]

I've used baking soda, xylitol and a drop of tea tree oil for easily 20 years. I tried bentonite clay and it dried out my gums really badly.

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Weird. So far so good for us. The clay is not really gritty, but I like how it cleans for us. ✌️

[@thehazelnutspread]

Why are you using the bentonite clay?

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

It’s pure, and works great.

[@thehazelnutspread]

but you're not explaining WHAT it does

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

@@thehazelnutspread it’s perfect abrasiveness for removing plaque. My teeth are fantastic, white, no cavities, no plaque, and I don’t go to the dentist.

[@BillThanis]

Some Advice. Drop the Never Buy ... . The minute I see that in a title, I assume the video isn't worth watching. The tilte "Home Made Tooth Paste" is more appropriate, and will interest the people you want to attract to your channel.

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Ok. Thank you 🙂

[@faydavis4605]

Do you use that clay I heard on another KZbin you shouldn't be using middle but take away take away the minerals from the clay

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Our teeth have never been better.

[@Tsuchimursu]

if you don't add fluoride you might as well not use toothpaste at all. even cheaper and less effort. x)

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

Fluoride is a toxic waste product that reduces your IQ when ingested (100+ year study). Even though it can also harden your teeth, we decided toxic waste wasn’t worth it. 😂

[@Tsuchimursu]

@@ArkopiaKZbin never heard of it lowering IQ, I do know it's not exactly healthy when eaten but you're supposed to spit it out... But if you're not eating too much sugar and brush often and maybe even use xylitol it might be okay to go without.

[@ArkopiaYouTube]

@@Tsuchimursu They put fluoride in your municipal water in most places as well, saying it’s for your teeth. It affects children under the age of 12 the most. I believe it’s a 14 point IQ reduction for children under 12, on average. Mainstream media covers it now if you don’t believe me. 👍✌️

[@Tsuchimursu]

@@ArkopiaKZbin oh, that's apparently only been tried in one Finnish City and they stopped it in 1992... not a thing here, had never even heard of it. Personal wells still rule though!

[@andrewb3882]

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