Oral-B Glide Pro-Health Original Floss - 200 Meter Review

I love yarn. Despise the donor. I bought one of these a few years ago but forgot how frustrating the dispenser is. This is actually how the thread is wound onto the spool. Every few uses, the filament on the spool will wind up, causing the spool to pop out of the container it is in. There is no other solution than to rewind the entire spool of filament.

I haven't flossed Glide in a long time. He has changed. And for the better! It no longer stretches, tears or tears as easily. Now it's denser, thinner and stronger. This is without a doubt my favorite thread.

I've searched far and wide, tried many brands and keep coming back to Glide. This is by far the best for me as it's so easy to get between my clenched teeth. It doesn't stretch either. So when I use it with a floss holder, I don't have to pull too hard to get it between my teeth, which allows the floss to "hug" the tooth and clean the surface. better. I don't know why I keep trying other brands. I hope they keep doing this forever.

NOTE: Had to change my review. A small metal thread knife flew out of the dispenser twice in a row without having time to use it. It's quite frustrating to get a thread 2 football pitches long but in a faulty dispenser. Now I have to cut by hand with small scissors for the next six months until I finish the roll! The large dispenser is very compact and less wasteful. Unfortunately sometimes the tip breaks, but that's okay, I just manually trim the thread with clippers as needed.

I've read reviews of this dispenser falling apart and all I can say is that those reviewers either got bad examples or they just didn't care. Pull the filament across the cutter in an arc that is parallel to the dispenser cap and you should have no trouble getting it to work properly. Check out the attached image to see what I mean. This thread seems to be very strong. I have a few rough crown edges that tear it a bit, but I can still use it in those areas without breaking through. I gave it 5…