Empty Toothpaste Is Not That Empty At All; Don't Throw It Away Yet

When you can't squeeze enough amount of toothpaste 
and think it's already empty, 
don't throw it to the garbage yet. 
Find some scissors and cut to the side 
and you'll find enough to last you up to 6 toothbrushes. 

This is what empty toothpaste looks like when cut open. There is still a good amount to last you some 5 or 6 toothbrushes.

Toothpaste is expensive even the least popular ones. 
You can't just buy another that easy 
especially when you're living in the city
and tight on your budget. 
Cutting the toothpaste open will save you a lot. 

There is still some left over inside the toothpaste which you can use for several toothbrushes.

You have to save your money in everything you purchase. 
If possible, 
take advantage of sales in malls and department stores. 
Groceries too have discounted prices on select products 
including toothpaste, 
so you might as well grab it and save. 

Look at the inside of this toothpaste cut open when I couldn't squeeze it out. That will last 5 or 6 toothbrushes still.

Toothpaste helps in keeping teeth and gums healthy. 
And it gives a refreshing breath too. 
Germs easily accumulates in the mouth 
in few hours even right after brushing, 
so be sure to keep toothpaste around. 
You don't wanna be embarrassed around people 
by having a foul-smelling breath. 
It's a necessity and a big part of health and hygiene. 
Brush at least 3 times in a day, 
after breakfast, after lunch and after dinner 
​before going to bed. 

By the way, 
most of the toothpastes available on shelves in supermarkets 
are effective in cleaning the teeth and gums 
but when you wake up in the morning, 
you still have the usual bad breath 
even when you brushed before bedtime the night before. 
But do your research and you can find toothpastes
that will give you fresh breath when you wake up in the morning. 
One I can recommend is the one with Aloe Vera. 
​Do your search here. 

Cutting your toothpaste open 
when you can't squeeze it out will save you money. 
And even if you're rich enough 
that you can afford to just throw it away that easy, 
do it as a matter of conscience 
because there are a lot of people who don't brush their teeth, 
not because they don't practice oral hygiene, 
​but simply because they couldn't afford toothpaste.