A bamboo-handle toothbrush with natural boar bristles. The toothbrush as it was made before plastic — a fibre that's gentle on gums, a handle that grows back, a box that composts.
Four brushes in one kraft box — a year of brushing. Open a fresh one every three months and the last brush runs out just as the year does.
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Every bristle sits in a drilled bamboo head — no glue, no plastic anchor. It's the way brushes were made for two hundred years before nylon.
Boar bristle is naturally fine and flexible, so it feels gentle where it matters.
Most brushes use nylon. Ours uses a fibre that existed long before plastic did.
The handle is bamboo, a grass that grows back in months rather than decades.
Grip them with pliers and pull. They come out in a minute.
The bamboo handle goes in the compost or the garden bed.
The kraft box recycles with paper, or composts along with the handle.
Boar bristle is naturally fine and flexible — comparable to a soft nylon brush. It softens slightly further with warm water.
No. Boar bristle is an animal-derived fibre, a by-product of existing farming. If you prefer a plant-based brush, ours isn't the one — we'd rather say so plainly.
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Rinse it, shake it off, and stand it upright to dry. Bamboo lasts the full three months without trouble if it isn't left sitting in water.
You already replace it four times a year. The 4-pack is a year of brushing in one box — the next brush is on the shelf when it's due.
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