Just a little convenience I saw

[rebeccajo 14]

I know - it's kinda dumb. But I saw these in the drugstore Friday and I thought they'd be handy for international travel.

I've seen similar things in airports but MUCH more expensive:

http://www.colgatewisp.com/wisp/HomePage

[pedroh 21]

why, airplane breath is the best thing after not seeing your SO for a long time

[Niels Bohr 72]

I prefer the free toothbrushes they have on those long flights. Why I'd have to pay when it's already free?

Edited June 1, 2009 by Niels Bohr

[Marina-Del 10]

I always bring my toothbrush and a small thing of toothpaste (along with a bit of makeup and deodorant) on the long flights with me, so that 30 minutes before we land I can freshen up. Sometimes I even bring another shirt. Not because I smell that bad (really, I don't!), but just because I feel more comfortable and my shirt wont have a thousand wrinkles all over it from tossing and turning throughout the "night" on the plane.

But that is a clever idea. I like the commercial though.....Don't get caught without a toothbrush if you go to a club and decide to go home with some random man.....

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

I know - it's kinda dumb. But I saw these in the drugstore Friday and I thought they'd be handy for international travel.

I've seen similar things in airports but MUCH more expensive:

http://www.colgatewisp.com/wisp/HomePage

Cool. I always brush my teeth on long flights. Sometimes the airline doesn't give you a brush and I'll forget mine.

BTW... bet tooth picks ever.

Brushpicks

http://www.brushpicks.com/

[Marina-Del 10]

I *hate* those things! My parents swear by them and every time I go home my mom always sneaks them in my bags when I leave even though I've told her a million times that I hate them!!

They seem to work for some people but I just can't figure out how to get those huge sticks in between my teeth!