🌱 Biodegradable Dental Floss: Refillable Steel Dispenser for Zero Waste Oral Care Review

I was nervous after reading some of the reviews but we had no problem with breaking easily. Holds up well and serves its purpose. The smell/taste is subtle but effective. I will say that I had to figure out how to rip it apart for use so it didn't fall into the dispenser, but that wasn't a big deal. I think some of us forget that making greener choices means sacrificing some of the convenience that came from the bad ingredients in our previous products. It really protected my family of 5. I…

maybe a bit more brittle than the plastic we are all used to but of course that is the only reason we are all trying to move towards plastic give up, right? because he is indestructible. unfortunately we cannot have our own cake and also eat it. but it was way better than I could ever have imagined and it's very, very workable. I even had some very cramped teeth. I sawed carefully as another poster mentioned and it felt really great. I feel a lot better about using it instead of using plastic…

At first it didn't seem to work for me as there was no aftertaste and I was so used to the minty taste of my previous threads. However, I persevered because I didn't want to waste it. It seems to clean well, my dentist said my teeth look great. It's just not something I would admire. The steel case it comes in is good, but it's often difficult to break the filament and just keep it handy. One great thing about this product is that it seems to last a lot longer than regular store bought…

Summary: Suitable for real teeth (no crowns) and made of natural material (burn test passed). Likes: Eco-friendly Made from natural material Convenient floss case Dislikes: Breakage when used between crowns Expensive compared to regular floss This floss works well for the most part. However, if you have dental crowns, they will break every time you use them on crowns. I used regular dental floss for my crowns. I also wanted to make sure the material was truly natural, so I did a burn test. The…

I didn't feel it worked at first as there was no aftertaste and I was so used to that minty taste from my previous dental floss. However, I persevered because I didn't want to waste it. It seems to clean well, my dentist said my teeth look great. It's just not something I would admire. The steel case it comes in is good, but it's often difficult to break the filament and just keep it handy. One great thing about this product is that it seems to last a lot longer than regular store bought…

Summary: Suitable for real teeth (no crowns) and made of natural material (burn test passed). Likes: Eco-friendly Made from natural material Convenient floss case Dislikes: Tears when used between crown teeth Expensive compared to regular floss This floss works well most of the time. However, if you have dental crowns, they will break every time you use them on crowns. I used regular dental floss for my crowns. I also wanted to make sure the material was truly natural, so I did a burn test. The

I am thrilled. I thought this floss would break between my teeth because most floss either frays or breaks between my clenched molars with some rough/sharp spots. I also have some teeth with large gaps between them and many flosses cannot capture material from these wider gaps without a lot of work and manual gymnastics on my part, unless they are wider ligaments. Species. (And even then.) This thread. I don't know what they do with it or if it's just the properties of the silk they use and the