its stupid... becasue just like when yu brush.. you need water.. and taking tooth paste off of omthing(other than teeth) is really really hard.. and the water could drip in making your psp break..
its stupid... becasue just like when yu brush.. you need water.. and taking tooth paste off of omthing(other than teeth) is really really hard.. and the water could drip in making your psp break..
people lets use some common sense here, what do you use toothpaste for? to get crap off your teeth, so its abrasive. Rubbing toothpaste on something aint a good idea if you ask me.
lol were you curious because i posted it on the other topic?i wasnt lying though. Toothpaste can clean alot of things.you can clean ur scratched up cds with toothpaste.
WAIT A SECOND PEOPLE! I haven't tried it on a psp, but when i put toothpaste on dvds that won't load, i carefully rub it all over scratched areas, and they then are able to work. I tried this with a quite a few mcdonald movies that were overly scratched and they worked, when they initially didn't. So before you say its a dumb idea, etc, it did infact work with my dvds. I don't know if it will work on scratches on the psp, but if it worked with my dvd it could work with your psp. google it, would be my advice.
WAIT A SECOND PEOPLE! I haven't tried it on a psp, but when i put toothpaste on dvds that won't load, i carefully rub it all over scratched areas, and they then are able to work. I tried this with a quite a few mcdonald movies that were overly scratched and they worked, when they initially didn't. So before you say its a dumb idea, etc, it did infact work with my dvds. I don't know if it will work on scratches on the psp, but if it worked with my dvd it could work with your psp. google it, would be my advice.
Actually, I tried using a little bit of toothpaste for the fun of it, and all it did was clean some smudges off the screen. It didn't do any harm, honestly.
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