Why Toothpaste was the "Embarrassment" of the Aerosol Age

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  • Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
  • After World War II, American products entered a kind of aerosol age, where companies eagerly embraced new technology that turned products into a fine mist or foam with the press of a button. Aerosol cans became the container of choice for countless products. Paint, bug spray, hair spray, whip cream, shaving cream, air fresheners, and…toothpaste. And while many of these aerosol products were immediately popular, aerosol toothpaste was not so easily accepted among consumers. This is the story of why aerosol toothpaste was a total flop.
    This video was inspired by ‪@Qxir‬'s video "1950s Game Shows Were LAWLESS." Watch that video here: • 1950s Game Shows Were ... .
    Link to Qxir's channel: / @qxir
    Sources:
    “Post-War Homes Will Be Bug-Proof Through Use of Insecticide Aerosol,” Dorothy Gilfert, Tampa Bay Times, Sep 14, 1944
    “Aerosol Age Seen in Push Button World,” Jordan Barlow, The Times, Jun 13, 1949
    “Flyswatter Thing of Past With ‘A-Bombs’ Available,” Kitsap Sun, Jul 7, 1949
    “Pressurized Packages,” Modern Packaging, Aug 1949
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    “Aerosol Bombs Do Household Chores,” Sam Matthews, Tampa Bay Times, Apr 1, 1951
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 12

  • @0011110000111110
    @0011110000111110 Місяць тому +2

    Wow.. I was watching the Qxir video, came across the same moment mentioning aerosol toothpaste and stopped it and went searching for info and found your video which you made in response to that moment.. thanks!

  • @neteco1502
    @neteco1502 4 місяці тому +4

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    @mrdragonart2895 5 місяців тому +3

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  • @MoonMonkeyMCM
    @MoonMonkeyMCM 5 місяців тому

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  • @MoonMonkeyMCM
    @MoonMonkeyMCM 5 місяців тому +1

    Right on time. I was just wondering if you’d made some new videos.

  • @Socalshua
    @Socalshua 3 місяці тому +1

    It was said Qxir vid that led me here!!!

  • @kentuckylady2990
    @kentuckylady2990 5 місяців тому +2

    That toothpaste was pretty good.

  • @ThisHandleIsDefinatelyTaken
    @ThisHandleIsDefinatelyTaken Місяць тому

    thanks, just what I was looking for.