But because they are all of the same matched rheology, they flow at the same speed and consistency and they retain their position in the paste. This is true whether being squeezed through the filler in the factory or out of the tube at your home. But now comes the really clever part. The toothpaste also has something known as 'thixotropic rheology'. This means that when you remove the pressure, i. Then when you brush, the product thins in your mouth making it easier to disperse and rinse away.
So there you have it. When it comes to the stripes in Aquafresh, the secret is all in the rheology. As for the rest of life's big questions well…unfortunately there you're on your own. The views expressed in this post are the author's own. Want to post on Patch? Register for a user account. How do all those stripes stay in place?? Posted Fri, Apr 8, at pm PT. How DO they get the stripes in toothpaste?? Getting the stripes into the tubes. A product development strategy was set in motion to develop the products of the future.
Consumers were becoming more knowledgeable about oral hygiene and fighting plaque had become a significant issue. This site is intended for U. S residents 18 years of age or older. GlaxoSmithKline "privacy statement" and Opt-Out. Copyright GlaxoSmithKline. Checking the ingredients mentioned on the toothpaste tube will be the right thing to do. Are you worried or stressed?
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Do you know what these stripes indicate?
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