Humble Brush Adult Bamboo Toothbrush - Soft - White
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I already own a Bamboo toothbrush by a company called Grin. I was expecting something similar. Unfortunately I found the bristles to very soft making it easy for the bamboo to touch your gum which felt uncomfortable in my mouth. The odd bristle is longer than others too making it feel quite irritating. My partner also got one in purple and said his is fine so perhaps I had a faulty one.
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A good quality product.I would have preferred if they produced a different choice of heads but that is just being picky as it works fine.
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love these brushes. good for the environment, good for people (their give back policy is great), and the toothbrush is effective. win any way you look it at for everyone.
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The shaped handle makes it easy to use and I like it that the head narrows at the end. Will buy again.
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Very comfortable and efficient toothbrush, so pleased I dont'have to dump any more plastic brushes in the land fill
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Feels good and works well. Nice to know that's one less bit of plastic as well.
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as above a good alternative to the plastic brush and works well.
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Cleans well, when used with floss. Will only buy biodegradable toothbrushes from now on!
1 Questions
Lesley asked this question on 14th Mar 2018
Q: Hi, can this toothbrush be recycled at the end of it's life? Thanks
A: Hi, Thanks for the query. Yes, the handle is can be disposed of in a commercial composting bin to help bring it back to the soil within 6 months. The bristles can be recycled too if properly removed with pliers, but conventional curbside recycling will not suffice as the bristles are too small and lightweight. Consult your local recycling facility or council for advice on the best way to recycle these bristles. Hope this helps, Kind Regards