🌱 The Humble Co Natural Bamboo Toothbrushes: Your Eco-Friendly Oral Care Solution Review

Great brush, can't really comment on performance as I've only recently switched to a more conscious and environmentally friendly alternative. However, I love the feel of the brush in my hand and the colors help lift my spirits during these dark and difficult times. I can also say that this first acquaintance with the company and its product is the most pleasant and positive.

They are so poorly designed and so awkward to use. Bamboo dries out after the first use, the bristles are an uncomfortable and rough material on gums, and after a few uses it damages/tears the skin around the mouth (I brush my teeth gently, so that doesn't make sense). Terrible product. Worst of all, the brand pretends to be eco-friendly and then uses non-recyclable bristle material. And then they tell you to get the bristles out before the wood can be recycled or biodegraded. ? I want my money

Unfortunately they are not 100% recyclable and not 100% biodegradable. Note that they never mention toothbrushes as "100%" anything, and it's all because of the bristles. The bristles are still plastic (they are made of BPA-free nylon). So if you unfortunately throw it in the trash, it probably won't get recycled. If you don't snap off the bristle heads they are 100% recyclable/biodegradable as bamboo is 100% recyclable. 3 stars because it's still better than a plastic toothbrush and the…

I ordered bamboo toothbrushes from this brand because it's one of the companies that people talk about more so I wanted to see if it was worth all the hype. The box arrived all battered and broken; It's not the company's fault, but that's how my experience started. Some toothbrushes were slightly damaged in transit but not unusable. The bristles are very hard, although they claim to be so soft that they bother our teeth a bit. The handles are very light and rough, some had splinters that could…

I love the idea of these toothbrushes and the soft bristles feel great on my gums. Many toothbrush packages say they are soft, but they are not. General. I can't even imagine what "hard" toothbrush bristles are supposed to be. Unfortunately, I found that my teeth weren't as clean as with an electric toothbrush. Also, my gums were more sensitive and bled a little when I flossed. I think the softness of the bristles didn't stimulate my gums as much as using a rotating brush and therefore…

I love that these organic, eco-friendly and biodegradable Humble Company Natural Bamboo Toothbrushes come in a set with five different colored bristle heads so they can be stored in a drawer and we can all tell , which it is easy and fast. I love that the handles are compostable and the bristles are recyclable as we all wash so many toothbrushes over time. The heads of these toothbrushes are small and easily fit on all sides of the teeth for a good cleaning. They are soft enough not to hurt our

I need a new brush and am looking for one that is eco-friendly, sustainable, uses recycled materials to make products, has flammable packaging, is cruelty-free to animals and is practical for work practices, has full Transparency to its customers who work, are affordable, sell in countries that mandate animal testing in ways other than pharmaceuticals (unfortunately only because every country has so far had that requirement) or employ unfair/poor labor practices, etc. It fits with many of these

First use - Light weight, good bristle strength, strong grip. A bit like a travel toothbrush as I'm not used to it but hopefully I'll remember to update my review in a month to see if it holds up and I've adjusted. I'm looking forward to breaking the plastic waste cycle, so I really hope this is a great alternative. Unfortunately the packaging was damaged, 1 toothbrush is missing, but the toothbrushes are individually wrapped so there is no risk of contamination. * The Revain update replaces…