Made From Sustainable Bamboo.
You can have it all: an eco-friendly toothbrush & cleaner teeth. The handle is made from sustainable bamboo and the brush has soft, BPA free nylon bristles and available in 4 colors — white, cream, charcoal, and brown.
WHAT'S GOOD?
WHAT DOES IT REPLACE?
Plastic toothbrushes, generally every toothbrush in your house and in everyone's house. 3.5 billion plastic toothbrushes are sold worldwide each year, producing 50 million pounds of waste in the U.S. alone. When they don’t find their way to landfills, many end up in waterways and oceans where maritime animals will confuse them for food.
BORING (BUT USEFUL) STUFF
The bristles are said to be "luxuriously soft" however don't worry, they're neither too soft or too stiff, in our opinion.
Bamboo is naturally antibacterial and antimicrobial. After brushing, we recommend a thorough rinse with tap water. Shake it dry before storing to keep water from pooling on the handle, then store it upright in a rack or cup for proper air circulation.
INGREDIENTS
Handle — sustainable bamboo. Bristles — BPA free nylon, allow for the highest standard of hygiene through the ADA’s recommended 3-4 months of use.
NOTE: We know bamboo and nylon may not sound great, however, the only non-bamboo wood alternative has boar bristles (yuck).
DISPOSAL
The bamboo handle is 100% biodegradable; the nylon bristles are not. We recommend removing the bristles for residential composting. As a whole, the toothbrush is compostable in specific conditions usually offered in a controlled facility. We recommend contacting your local compost facility about eligible items or discarding your toothbrush with your household waste.
You could also find a second life for your toothbrush, such as: add it to your cleaning supplies to scrub with, use it on your dog, remove the bristles and use as kindling when you go camping, or whittle it into a sculpture.
SOURCING
Made in the China, designed by a USA company.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
From Zefiro: It’s not about being perfect. Nobody is. It’s about being conscious that our actions matter. What we buy matters. What we waste matters. What we send to the landfill matters. What ends up in our oceans and ends up in our fish, matters. Every small step we take, makes a difference.