Where should Garlic be kept, Toothpaste

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I substitute toothpaste by using oregano oil. It's the best.

Sometimes I use alum and gluten free baking soda, but I normally don't brush

my teeth, and just use oregano oil occasionally, although I should be flossing

everyday I suppose. But since I don't eat carbs like I used to, I don't have

constant bad breath and my teeth are fine!

But I am curious about where garlic should best be kept, in my house living

with parents they either put in it with the onions or in the fridge, or just

next to the oven toaster, which is a very tiny hibernated spot. Bee, where do

they last longer?

Janice.

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Janice wrote:

>

> I substitute toothpaste by using oregano oil. It's the best.

> Sometimes I use alum and gluten free baking soda, but I normally

don't brush my teeth, and just use oregano oil occasionally,

although I should be flossing everyday I suppose. But since I don't

eat carbs like I used to, I don't have constant bad breath and my

teeth are fine!

>

> But I am curious about where garlic should best be kept, in my

house living with parents they either put in it with the onions or

in the fridge, or just next to the oven toaster, which is a very

tiny hibernated spot. Bee, where do they last longer?

==>Garlic keeps best in a " garlic keeper " which is a covered bowl

that has holes around the edge of the bottom. The best ones are made

out of terracotta which breathes. I think I bought mine at Rafters.

Here's what they look like:

http://www.garlicworld.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/page14.html

Do not keep garlic in the fridge.

Bee