O.kfor my project i am making a giant tube of toothpaste but i dont know what to make it out ofDoes any one have any ideas of what type of material i can use
Floaters are the viscous jelly that makes up the density of your eyeball breaks up into little piecesIt is normal and happens more often with ageIf the floaters get worse and you notice flashes of light or arcing (know as flasher floaters) contact your eye drimmediately as this could mean a detached retina.
Floaters are not spots on the eyeThey are physical bits of stuff floating in the fluid of your eyeYes, what you are describing are floaters and you don't get rid of them.
That is also what I see but I also have the dot to go with itIt's totally normal for it to float around your eyeI don't think you can get rid of floaters.
Yep, sounds like you do have floatersThis could be for many different reasons you may not be getting enough sleep you could be anemic you may have some other type of vitamin/ mineral deficiency I suggest seeing your GP and telling them you have floatersAnd getting 8 hours sleep a night and eating lots of fresh fruit and vegI don't think your optician can do anything about them thoughGood luck!
Start with an empty cardboard tube, like one found in a roll of paper towels, or a toilet paper rollThese can be slightly flattened to assume the more traditional shape of a toothpaste tubeIf you want to go larger, you can use what's called a Quik-Tube, or the equivalent, which is used as a form for pouring concrete footings, etcThese you can find at any decent big hardware store, or home improvement store, like Lowe's or Home Depot, and come in an assortment of sizesLook in the building materials area, where they have cement, concrete, and their accessoriesTo make the ends look more like a tube of toothpaste, you could stuff them with aluminum foil, and then shape it and cover the entire tube with paper which is cut to the right contours at its endTo make the cap, a dowel rod, or an inverted Dixie cup, depending upon the size of the tube you use, might serve the purposeFinally, paint the entire thing with your own selection of creative colors, and come up with a name for your newly created brand of toothpaste.
