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Autoloading toothbrush

 Toothpaste in toothbrush handle, squeeze trigger on handle to load bristles
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Have toothpaste in a toothbrush handle, and be able to squeeze the toothpaste from the handle up into the bristles.

Would make for a convienent disposible travel/camping model instead of having to buy them seperate (and ruining your regular brush).

Has a certain gadget factor, and they are recomending more turnover in toothbrushs anyhow.

Maybe Package it with a auto-lubeing razor.

—tenebrius, Feb 06 2001

Brush Ease http://www.ventureinnovations.com/
6 for $11.88. Foam in disposable shaver handle, toothbrush (page down) with paste in handle (and squirted between bristles). [jutta, Feb 06 2001]

Single-use toothbrush http://www.halfbake...le-use_20toothbrush
Similar idea [phoenix, Apr 11 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Two in One Toothbrush and Toothpaste Dispenser http://www.mae.ucsd...things_work/me3wbf/
[phoenix, Apr 11 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Disposable, Reusable Toothbrush With Toothpaste Handle http://www.invention.com/lafortune.htm
[phoenix, Apr 11 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Brush Now http://www.mgl.ca/brushnow/
[phoenix, Apr 11 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Flashdent http://www.flashden.../english/index.html
Warning: Site uses Shockwave [phoenix, Apr 11 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

All-in-one toothbrush http://www.newprodu...l_in_one_toothbrush
[phoenix, Apr 11 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Toothbrush with a refillable toothpaste chamber http://library.thin...tage/toothpaste.htm
[phoenix, Apr 11 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

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       Seems to me this has been baked, but I can't recall exactly. I think you squeeze on the handle, and it comes up from within the bristles. It was designed to be a disposable travel model.   

       If it isn't baked, it's a good idea!
—pnewp, Feb 06 2001
   

       A toothbrush, a toothpaste tube, and a little cunningly applied duct tape.
—nick_n_uit, Feb 06 2001
   

       It doesn't sound sanitary for multiple uses... how would you wash it?
—badoingdoing, Feb 08 2001
   

       Remember those playdough haircut kits. The same thing only with toothpaste. Although this will yield a less than firm bristle. Perhaps only appropriate for neonates, those who lost their teeth in traffic accidents, or those of a more geriatric persuasion.
—grackle, May 06 2001
   

       toothbrush with growing bristles -trim them so they are always fresh and clean
—dodgechrist, Apr 11 2002
   

       Philips Sonicare Intelliclean
—-----, Nov 02 2004
   

       current toothpastes will solidify inside after a few weeks of use.
—tzone, May 09 2006
   
      
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