🪥 Colgate Extra Clean Soft Toothbrush, Full Head - 6 Count Review

This time I decided to trust all the honest and real reviews on different websites. Wow, it was worth it! Super clean - as good as my expensive $250 SoniCare. I've tried many expensive $10-$20 hand brushes and this is the cleanest, best quality I've found. I had to stop using SoniCare because it was causing my veneers to separate from my composite fillings and wear out. So I went back to the hand brush on the advice of my dentist and I'm very glad I found it! Clean mouth, no plaque like…

We have been using these toothbrushes for a while and they seem to be good value for money. We've added this to our Subscribe and Save list to save extra money. New packaging appears every few months and also reminds us to replace it. There are a few things to consider before buying: 1. They are listed as soft toothbrushes but are not your typical "soft" toothbrushes. When we first got them my wife asked if I would like to switch to soft, she thought they were more like medium bristles. do a…

We have been buying Oral B brand toothbrushes from CostCo for many years, but their quality has declined over the years (the brush has lost its shape and even individual bristles fall out) and their cost is constantly increasing, which prompted us to look for something better. Here is the answer! Inexpensive, durable, grippy and streamlined. The last point is quite interesting. So many toothbrushes are getting bulkier every year - their handles are getting thicker, with special handles etc. In…

We have been buying Oral B brand toothbrushes from CostCo for many years, but their quality has declined over the years (the brush loses its shape and even individual bristles fall out) and their cost continues to increase, which made us look for something better. That is the answer! Inexpensive, durable, grippy and streamlined. The last point is quite interesting. So many toothbrushes are getting bulkier every year - their handles are getting thicker, with special handles etc. In general, many

We have been using these toothbrushes for a while and they seem like good toothbrushes for the price. We've added this to our Subscribe and Save list to save extra money. New packaging appears every few months and also reminds us to replace it. There are a few things to consider before buying: 1. They are listed as soft toothbrushes but are not your typical "soft" toothbrushes. When we first got them my wife asked if I would like to switch to soft, she thought they were more like medium…

These brushes are smaller than most adult brushes I've tried. They're more like baby brushes. The small size was neither listed nor on the packaging. The handles are very thin and light, making them less ergonomic and easily tipped over on the counter (due to the weight imbalance when toothpaste is applied to the bristles). The brush heads are sparse, with very few bristles, and while labeled as "soft," they feel more like medium. Because the bristles have less surface area, more movement is…

As the manufacturer claims in one of the answers above (about softness), these six brushes have a "normal" softness. Over the years I've tried medium and even hard out of curiosity (which is really horrible for enamel) and it actually hits the spot: not so soft that you have to replace it every week or two, but not that hard either. to break the one rule every dentist I know has said: Only soft brushes - any brand, with all the bells and whistles to make you happy! I've read more than once that