43 Items You Could Find in Any American Household During the 60s

In the 1960s, Gleem Toothpaste surged in popularity among brands like Big Bear and Walmart, thanks to its advertising tunes and refreshing taste. At an affordable price of $0.50-$0.75, it promised a clean, fresh feeling that many loved.

Gleem stood out with its minimalist white tubing contrasted by a blue and red logo. Despite its initial success and claims of combating decay and bacteria with a single daily use, its popularity waned in the 70s against new competitors.