Review on 🌿 Natural Bamboo Charcoal Toothbrushes with Soft Bristles - Pack of 10, Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable Wood Toothbrushes by Savannah Williams

Some people check certain things right away, this time I waited a while to give them a good chance. They arrived on April 23, 2021 and I used purple every day immediately until August 26, 2021. Blue is brand new and will be my next victim just to show the comparison between used and new. Each use has left my teeth very clean even after the last one and I use a good quality natural tooth powder. Anyway, for those who say the bristles are too soft, I don't want to know what you're using (wire brush?). The bristles on it are absolutely soft, but at the same time they have a strength that I have not seen on any other toothbrush. (Not for people who smash and scrub so hard that the toothbrush looks like it's been run over or chewed on by a rabid raccoon.) If you're comfortable with bleeding gums, then this probably isn't what you need. They are like a mattress that fits perfectly yet is firm to withstand use and yet very comfortable. As you can see, this toothbrush has never been blackened. I flipped it bristles down over the cup each time to dry it like bamboo brushes are supposed to do. The edges are even, so there are no splinters. The price for ten brushes also made me very happy, as I won't have to buy any more brushes for a long time. Yes, I know you should change your brushes every three months or sooner (who doesn't?). Also, did you know that bamboo doesn't have the same bacterial problems as its plastic counterparts? Anyway, I decided to keep using it just to see if it would last and it lasted a month longer than the plastic. I changed my plastic bottles every two months and it haunted me because they affect the environment. I don't use A and B stamps on it since I'm the only one in my bathroom and don't get confused, but it's a nice feature for a few households with brushes. I highly recommend these toothbrushes! Great price, great bristle softness, so many colors! And best of all: You don't pollute land and sea with plastic brushes.