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 Vintage Sexy Pinup Girls WHISTLE ORANGE SODA Grocery Store Paper Sign 1940s  US $58.95
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 1958 Original Nesbitts Orange Soda Bottle Service Menu Board Sign US $43.00
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 MISSION ORANGE SIGN 9X25 NOS SODA COLA DRINK TIN NEVER HUNG POP CRUSH US $65.00
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 RARE 1948 Embossed Tin WHISTLE ORANGE SODA sign Framed 31 x 27 US $164.50
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 FIRST AID Orange Soda Cardboard Store Tacker Sign US $14.99
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 Vintage Original WHISTLE ORANGE SODA Grocery Store Sign Poster 1940s Burger US $59.95
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 1947 Jucy Orange Cardboard Soda Sign Lebanon PA US $24.99
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 Vintage Original WHISTLE ORANGE SODA Drugstore Paper Sign Poster 1941 Tom Mary US $59.95
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 Vintage Original WHISTLE ORANGE SODA Drugstore Paper Sign Poster 1941 Candystore US $59.95
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 Vintage Original WHISTLE ORANGE SODA Grocery Poster Paper Sign 1941 Shopping US $59.95
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 VINTAGE ORANGE JULEP IN BOTTLES SODA DRINK BEVERAGE EMBOSSED SIGN RARE US $249.00
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 Old DRINK MISSION ORANGE Soda Pop Juice SIGN US $325.00
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 VINTAGE 1930s MIL KAY ORANGE MILK REPLACEMENT DRINK COLA SODA EMBOS SIGN RARE US $449.00
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 ANTIQUE VINTAGE 1950S 60S ENJOY MISSION ORANGE NATURALLY GOOD TIN SODA SIGNNR US $10.49
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 VINTAGE 1940 WONDER ORANGE COLA SODA DRINK SCARCE MENU BOARD SIGN NMINT NOS RARE US $399.00
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 VINTAGE NESBITTS CA ORANGE DRINK COLA SODA SIGN SUPER RARE NOS ROUNDED CORNERS US $1,249.00
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 VINTAGE SCARCE ORANGE JULEP SODA DRINK BEVERAGE VERY RARE EMBOSSED SIGN RC MEDIA US $249.00
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 VINTAGE SCARCE HAZLE CLUB TRU ORANGE DRINK COLA SODA FLANGE SIGN SUPER RARE NOS US $399.00
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 VINTAGE MISSION ORANGE SODA ADVERTISING PAPER SIGN NOS US $9.99
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 Nesbitts Orange Cola Soda Pop Bottle Fountain Coca Drink Lith Tin Old Sign MINTY US $190.00
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 Old 1920’s St Jean Quebec REGAL ORANGE soda tin push plate sign FREE SHIPPING US $75.00
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 Squeeze Orange Soda Pop Metal Advertising Sign US $75.00
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 Nesbitts California Orange Soda Pop Store Display Sign 1940s Vintage US $199.99
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 VINTAGE NESBITTS NESBITTS THERMOMETER ORANGE SODA SIGN EXCELLENT COND NORESERVE US $10.55
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 Vintage 50s Nesbitts Orange Soda Soft Drink Sign Cardboard Cola Sign US $9.99
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 1950s NM UNUSED NESBITTS Orange Soda Pop Cardboard OPEN Sign with Child Boxer US $9.95
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 Vintage 1940s Mission Orange Soda Paper Store Advertisement Sign NOS US $14.99
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 VINTAGE 1947 JUCY ORANGE DRINK SODA FRESH FROSTY CARDBOARD SIGN NEAR MINT US $9.99
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 Vintage Cardboard Die Cut Hanging Sign Whistle Orange Soda Embossed Bottle US $49.00
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Homemade Teeth Whitening Solutions and Other Options
If you drink a lot of coffee or tea, smoke or have had less-than-perfect dental hygiene in the past, you likely suffer from stains and yellowing teeth.
This unpleasant problem can be dealt with in a number of ways, through the use of homemade teeth whitening solutions, over-the-counter teeth whiteners and in-office treatments at your dentist’s office. There are a number of effective homemade solutions that are easy to use.
Renata Nyleve Editor of the "Best teeth Whitening Products" website -- http://www.BestTeethWhiteningProducts.info -- pointed out;
“…Almost everyone has heard of brushing the teeth with baking soda. This simple daily routine can help in removing stains and preventing new ones from becoming more permanent. Baking soda can also be combined with a number of other substances to create even more effective whitening solutions…”
Make a paste with baking soda and add 1 tsp. lemon juice and 1 tsp. salt to remove calcium from the teeth, a main factor in yellowing of the teeth. Another paste can be made by combining 2 tsp. hydrogen peroxide and 3 tsp. baking soda with water. After brushing, these mixtures can be applied to teeth and left for several minutes, then rinsed thoroughly.
Wood ash can also be used for this purpose as it contains potassium hydroxide, a mild bleaching agent. However, there is some risk of damage to the enamel, so this substance should not be rubbed onto teeth with great force or used more than once a week.
Orange peels can also make good homemade whiteners. One option is to rub the white portion of the orange peel directly on the teeth. Another option is to combine dried orange peel with dried bay leaves and rub on the teeth. Either way, this is an effective and simple remedy.
There are a number of foods that can be used to whiten the teeth. Chewing raw spinach will help greatly. Other foods that will clean the teeth and make them whiter include apples, celery and broccoli.
Many people make their own, personalized whiteners by using a combination of methods above. If you are planning on doing this, be sure to not use a mixture more often than advised or in a way that is not suggested for one particular ingredient in your mixture.
Some homemade solutions can damage the enamel on your teeth. To avoid this, do not rub or brush these on with much force. Be aware of possible signs of damage, such as discoloration that was not previously present. Also, pay attention to signs of irritation in your gums and mouth. If you find that a particular ingredient does not work well for you, discontinue use immediately.
“…Other options include store bought products to whiten the teeth and in-office treatments. Over-the-counter products come in 2 categories: bleaching and non-bleaching. Non-bleaching agents will work to counteract surface stains, while bleaching products will reach further, removing deep stains as well as surface stains. For anything more than routine cleaning, it is recommended that a bleaching product be used for best results. In-office treatments often involve the use of similar products but are cost prohibitive for most people…” R. Nyleve added.
Further information about how to get a 14 day teeth whitening free trial offer at little cost by visiting; http://www.BestTeethWhiteningProducts.info
About the Author
Renata Nyleve runs her corporate website at http://www.Merquen.com where you can see all her articles and press releases.
