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«Customers appreciate the product for its eco-friendly, sustainable nature and attractive design. However, they express concerns about the brush's durability, the softness of the bristles, and discomfort from the wooden handle.»
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3 months ago
A toothbrush with a wooden handle is great for the environment. And they're cheap.
1 year ago
The idea is good: to use as much recyclable and regional material as possible. Unfortunately, the toothbrush loses after a few uses, the bristles. Which makes the toothbrush almost disposable (disposable), thus of bad ecological balance :( In addition, the wood, in contact with the mucosa of the mouth, sometimes causes abrasions or micro wounds. I admit that I have found from the competition, a better toothbrush, where the handle is made of wood and the head of the toothbrush is made of plastic, which does not lose bristles!
