🌿 The Humble Co. Dental Floss (4pack) - Vegan, Eco Friendly, Sustainable Waxed Dental Floss with Xylitol - 55 Yards of Gum Care & Dental Care (Mint) Review

My teeth are in close contact so I have a hard time holding dental floss, especially ecological or natural dental floss which tends to break. Eventually I try a new one, get frustrated and start using plastic tape again. Works great on my teeth! I like the paper box and packaging. Overall a good thread. It's not heavily seasoned or flavored, just pleasant. The wax coating is natural, but the packaging doesn't say what the thread itself is made of, so I'm deducting a star.

I'm in favor of eco-friendly packaging, but that's a joke. It fell apart in my hands, as soon as I opened it the thread rolled out and hopped into the toilet. sigh. I bought a 4 pack so I could still test floss unstained from the toilet - it breaks instantly and gets stuck between my teeth leaving clumps of floss in it which I then have to try to clean. hey "Humble" is a great euphemism for "low quality". I will use that lol.

I was hesitant to buy this floss as reviews said it breaks easily. But when I tried it on the tight contact area of my mouth, I was pleased with the performance - where other brands/types would snag and break, this thread worked even better. (with scratches, of course, but I expected that). I'm struggling to buy alternative packaging and products that help reduce my family's environmental impact, and this was a great choice - and not as ridiculously expensive as other brands. However…

Edit: I don't like this product anymore. In the question section someone asked where it was made and the seller replied that it was made in China but the box says it was made in Colombia. I contacted them and asked where they make the thread, they didn't say where but instead they asked me to send a photo of the box saying it was made in Colombia. The?! They are not in their own product? I just don't trust her anymore 😞 A few years ago I was looking for a cruelty free vegan dental floss and…

In general, this dental floss is not bad. It works well, but the most important factor to consider is the packaging. It's sustainable, and while I'm into sustainability, I prefer a larger container where I could easily purchase additional fillers to add such as: B. Thread I have used in the past but is no longer available from Revain or its partners. Instead of the plastic or metal container commonly used for dental floss, it's a (thinner) cardboard-like material. I literally mangled the first…