🌿 Organic Eco-Friendly Bamboo Charcoal Toothbrush, Biodegradable BPA-Free Soft Bristles, Pack of 10 Review

Unfortunately, I'm used to holding onto my plastic toothbrushes until they fall apart. I don't even want to think about how nasty they were before they stopped, but it felt like a waste of time the way it was. Now I plan to change them monthly to ensure good stubble without worrying about plastic and money. These toothbrushes are affordable, biodegradable and well made. The grips aren't "ergonomic" but that's a few minutes a day - who cares? Мягкие щетинки действительно мягкие и эффективные, и…

Excellent toothbrush. I have tried several different bamboo toothbrushes in the past and this is the best quality in my opinion. The bamboo handle is strong and dense and doesn't feel like it will break easily. The bristles are strong and don't fall out easily after use. The overall roughness for brushing is about medium soft. Best of all, each brush costs around $1 (or less if you buy them on sale).

I'm not sure if I'm allergic or have a problem with the product but I've used this toothbrush twice and had painful swelling and bleeding. My mouth and tongue are still sore from brushing in the morning. I've looked for allergic reactions to bamboo and read that it's unlikely, never had a problem with previous bamboo toothbrushes either. I'm not sure what's wrong with this product or it's just my experience but it's very important and I plan on throwing the rest of my toothbrushes away.

They last a long time and still don't look worn out. just in case) but yes, these brushes are even better than "normal" plastic toothbrushes in terms of durability, material and environmental protection. Fully recommended

Bought these hoping to get a greener toothbrush that wouldn't damage my gums. The toothbrush itself is good, but after two weeks it has developed mold on the handle and head. It's not worth it if I have to replace it every two weeks and keep an eye on mold.

These are the worst toothbrushes I have ever tried. So bad I had to write a toothbrush review! We've tried different bamboo toothbrushes as we love the concept of a more sustainable option. Some had a problem with falling bristles. But these are the worst! Even with the first brushing, the bristles fell out, got stuck in the gums and left us gasping for air! It's uncomfortable and uncomfortable even if I don't understand how unsafe it is.

I never thought I would love a LOL toothbrush! But these little jewels are beautiful. The bristles are soft, strong, well attached to the head, and thin enough to get into those tiny spaces. Best of all they don't scratch my gums! The handle fits my hand and tries not to roll when I move the brush in my mouth. The packaging is stable. And the price is unbeatable. This quirky granny will be in everyone's holiday inventory this December. I guess that means I'll have to re-order soon. LAUGH OUT…

Unfortunately I clung to my plastic toothbrushes until they fell apart. I don't even want to think about how nasty they were before they stopped, but it felt like a waste of time the way it was. Now I plan to change them monthly to ensure good stubble without worrying about plastic and money. These toothbrushes are affordable, biodegradable and well made. The grips aren't "ergonomic" but that's a few minutes a day - who cares? Мягкие щетинки действительно мягкие и эффективные, и они почти…

I bought these mainly for use in my workshop as I needed really soft brushes to clean uncured resin off MSLA marks. The activated carbon brushes first repel the carbon, so I use them to brush my teeth and the white ones in my workshop. The bristles are very soft, just what I need to clean my prints. They are softer than soft brushes I've found elsewhere, which is really nice. The bristles will melt in no time if you do what I did and use it to clean the still hot nozzle of an FDM printer…