Organic Biobased Bamboo Toothbrush
Organic Biobased Bamboo Toothbrush - A Sustainable Choice for Oral Care
This Organic Biobased Bamboo Toothbrush is an eco-friendly alternative to conventional plastic toothbrushes. Made with durable and biodegradable organic moso bamboo and castor oil-based bristles. It is designed to reduce the enviornemental impact of your daily oral care routine. This toothbrush features a sleek handle crafted from sustainably sourced bamboo, making it both stylish and functional.
The wavy bio-based bristles are perfect for cleaning and massaging teeth and gums. Switching to a bamboo toothbrush helps reduce plastic waste, contributing to a healthier planet.
BENEFITS:
- BPA-free and Biodegradable
- Vegan and Cruelty-Free Certified
- Effectively Cleans and Massage Teeth and Gums
- Medium Bristles for Stronger Brushing
- Castor Oil-based Bristles
- Sustainably Grown Organic Moso Bamboo
- Help Reduce Plastic Waste and Save Marine Life
- Comes in a Recycled Brown Box
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BRISTLE SOFTNESS: Medium, Wave Design
SIZE: Adult size - Approx. 7.5" long x 0.8" wide
COLOR: Non-toxic painted bamboo tip with no varnishing, Frost white
MATERIAL: (all plant-based)
- Handle: Organic Moso Bamboo
- Bristles: Organic Castor Oil-based
- Box: Recycled Brown Paper
USE INSTRUCTIONS:
Brush teeth gently for 2 minutes with a wet toothbrush and toothpaste on the bristles. For effective teeth cleaning, replace every 3 months or until the bristles wear out. Use pliers to pull out the bristles before composting the bamboo handle at the end of life. Bristles are biodegradable but not compostable.
CARE TIP:
Rinse and air dry after each use.Do not let the bamboo handle soak in water for a long period of time, it will damage the wood.
NOTE: The paint on the tip is non-toxic without varnish, so it is normal to see paint scratch off after some time of usage. While the bristles are castor oil bio-based, they should be removed before composting. Bio-based castor bean oil bristles aren’t certified compostable and will take time to degrade. Toothpaste, floss, other styles of toothbrush, spoon, and tongue cleaner shown in the picture are NOT included.
Why should we stop using plastic toothbrushes?
The recycling center does not take contaminated toothbrushes and bristles. An estimated one billion plastic toothbrushes are thrown away in the United States each year. That means hundreds of millions of plastic toothbrushes will end up in our oceans and landfills. Plastic toothbrushes are not biodegradable and will outlive us for over 500+ years on earth.
DISCLAIMER:
The statements presented on this site have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The products offered in this shop are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information presented here is the result of my personal research, experience, and opinion and is not to be considered as medical claims for any ingredient.