New Bamboo Toothbrushes

I REALLY REALLY enjoy these toothbrushes. The bristles are like nothing ive ever felt before and I Love how they feel as if they are really cleaning my teeth. Its light weight and a lot lighter than your normal toothbrush. The only thing I didnt like was one of the bristles got caught in my teeth, I think i was just brushing too hard. However I love the quality of them so far and how clean my teeth felt after using it. There was no taste only the taste of what I use to brush my teeth. Im not sure what could be done to prevent the bristles from detaching while brushing. That is the only issue I had. Otherwise I will purchase again.

Really nice soft brushes. They are a great bargain.

Excellent quality brushes, ideal for craft projects. The heads are not angled, just flat. This makes them ideal for small tasks. Excellent finish on the handles. Comfortable to hold. A good size for my needs.

My husband and I love using these toothbrushes.Pros:• Cost-effective• Eco-friendly.• Quality is good; sturdy handles and soft bristles.• They do a good job of cleaning teeth.• I like that they come in two colors of bristles so I know which one is mine and which one is my husband's.• I also like that they're labeled A-E and I use them in alphabetical order, so once we get to D or E, it's time to reorder. I've also started putting this product on subscribe and save so we get a new pack when we need them. Super convenient.• I like that each set of A, each set of B, etc, are individually packaged so they don't get all wonky and lopsided in the main box.Cons:• Since they're bamboo, if you don't shake the water off, they can get kinda gross if they soak up some water. Not the end of the world, but just something to pay attention to.• I wish they came in more bristle colors than black and white. This could help families with more than 2 people in the household easily know whose toothbrush is whose. Luckily for me, there are only 2 of us so this isn't very bothersome.The pros definitely outweigh the cons in my opinion, and I will continue to keep buying them for as long as the cost and materials stay in good standing!

Actually I haven't tried this brand of bamboo toothbrush but I really like all the toothbrushes made from bamboo that I've tried, except for one thing: About when you could switch to a new one, the bristles start to fall out and sometimes they fall out when you are brushing- kind of disconcerting having a bunch of bristles in your mouth. However, not having to throw away a plastic toothbrush is great. I've participated in plenty of beach clean ups and you'd be surprised how many plastic toothbrushes wash ashore, as well as pieces of shipping crates, and pieces of fishing nets, but a lot of toothbrushes! I don't know if the cruise ships are throwing rubbish overboard or what but just knowing the toothbrushes I'm using won't end up in the ocean gyre of plastic makes them completely worthwhile. Also, the bristles are nice and soft so they polish the teeth and don't hurt gums, just like the dentist orders- so, makes buying these easy. Now that they come in different colors, it's easier to tell them apart. Go ahead and try it you wont go back to plastic

bristles are "soft". Will not be a cause for gum recession and enamel like Medium or hard bristles are frequently cited by dentists.

Nice tooth brush and good for the environment but bristles are not soft, more medium.

Great quality, cannot complain. Exactly what I expected, will definitely be ordering again! Plastic free all the way.

Just like others even I wanted to reduce the plastic in my life and for that reason I purchased this wooden toothbrush. However I ran into some problem with the size of the brush and the seller was very kind to get me a replacement. The products are really good and I would highly recommend it. Plus they are cost-effective LOL!

I’v tried several types of toothbrush but my kid prefers this. It works well. Highly recommend

Merci

Soft bristles for the kids. Wood is nice and doesn’t splinter

Nice, environmental, but feel a bit odd in the mouth