consistency of the thinset. essentially it should be like tooth paste. this allows it to plop down on the floor without spreading on its own you can put it where you want it without it creeping. read the bag it will tell you how to mix it.  

If you want the tiny nail holes to "disappear", fill them in with toothpaste and wipe clean around them. 

It is like sending someone to the grocery store, that knows nothing about toothpaste, and telling them to buy the toothpaste that offers the best balance of benefits and cost.

Its used in everything from toothpaste, to solar panels, to cell phones, to antibacterial products.

Tooth Paste 3.

There was toothpaste on the ceiling!!

With a pop up, the tenants will always find a way to drop toothbrushes, toothpaste caps, and hair.

Affordability an issue, 100%, that's across the board, and nobody is talking about toothpaste or shampoo about to take a "CRASH" over affordability are they?

I ended up going with one of their lines (called Nurture) that looks fairly high end but is pretty affordable- a full set of 2 soaps (one for the sink and one for the shower), shampoo, conditioner, and lotion, runs around $1.30 per bathroom, plus I supply toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving cream and razors, (also from Accent, average 40 cents each) but these rarely get used.

Pack N Play, High chair, Face wash, Toothpaste, Flat Iron, Contact solution, Tylenol bottle, Eye make up remover, nail polish remover, flossers/wisps, emergency kit containing toothbrushes, razors, tampons (all from the $1 store), hair ties, body lotion pump, phone charger cables for various phones, honey, assorted tea bags, coffee filters, individual sugar/sweeteners, non dairy creamer