Brush With Bamboo Child Toothbrush

Highlights Eco-friendly Soft bristles Bamboo handle Description The Only PLANT-BASED Bristle Toothbrush! WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE? The BRUSH WITH BAMBOO BRISTLE: Comprised of Castor Bean Oil (not seed or stem) and made entirely in North America. 100% of this brush is pure natural plant. “It actually feels like it’s hugging your teeth!” Everything about this brush makes sense. BRUSH WITH BAMBOO HANDLE: MOSO is the only bamboo allowed. This species was selected due to it not being part of the Chinese Panda diet as it is too large for them to eat. (Pandas prefer to snack on shoots and sprouts.) This bamboo species grows up to 3 feet per day making it a highly renewable resource and currently less than 2% of the mountain growth is used. With the Kumar family and the BWB team ever-present during the process, we are confident that proper employee practices are being implemented regularly. Bamboo brushes have been created for hundreds of years in Asia, and only now are we realizing the true uniqueness of this fascinating tradition. FYI: The original bamboo toothbrushes in 1495 were bristled with boar hair – we’ve come a long way! Bamboo possesses natural properties that make it ideal for a toothbrush handle: Anti-fungal Anti-microbial Antibacterial Available in children’s and adult sizes. Suggested Use To Use: Apply toothpaste to bristles and brush thoroughly. Rinse and allow brush to dry between uses. Recommended For: An eco-friendly toothbrush with soft, BPA-free bristles and a biodegradable bamboo handle. Ingredients BRISTLE: Comprised of Castor Bean Oil (not seed or stem) and made entirely in North America. 100% of this brush is pure natural plant. HANDLE: MOSO is the only bamboo allowed. This species was selected due to it not being part of the Chinese Panda diet as it is too large for them to eat. (Pandas prefer to snack on shoots and sprouts.) This bamboo species grows up to 3 feet per day making it a highly renewable resource and currently less than 2% of the mountain growth is used.