Wowe Lifestyle Kids Natural Organic Bamboo Toothbrush Soft BPA Free Bristles Ergonomic Biodegradable Wood Handle Pack of 4

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TOOTHBRUSH HYGIENE It is recommended to change out your toothbrush every 3 months. After normal wear and tear your bristles start to get worn out creating a less effective toothbrush. Clinical studies show that a worn out toothbrush removes less plaque than a new toothbrush. Your toothbrush builds up a large number of bacteria, so common sense practices also suggests to replace your toothbrush every 3 months. It is also a good idea to replace your toothbrush after getting over a illness. KEEP THE EARTH GREEN Almost 50 million pounds of plastic toothbrushes make it to our landfills every year. All that plastic can take up to 1,000 years to decompose and can even leak pollutants into the surrounding soil and water.It's time to make a difference, WowE Bamboo Toothbrushes are not only biodegradable but there are many upcycling ideas the handle can be used for. Garden markers and stirring sticks are just a couple of the many upcycling ideas. WHY BAMBOO Bamboo is environmentally friendly because it grows super fast, over a yard per day that's over 3 feet every single day, plus bamboo can grow in close proximity to each other. Bamboo works great as a toothbrush because it naturally repels water, doesn't splinter and is antimicrobial. Now why would you use anything but bamboo? WowE Bamboo WowE is today's toothbrush choice for environmentally and hygiene conscious men, women and children. Its bamboo handle and brush base are biodegradable and lightweight.. WowE's soft, optimum bristles, made from BPA-free, recyclable nylon are perfect for all ages. Equal to the life of any plastic toothbrush. WOWE GIVES BACK We partnered with One Tree Planted to donate 1% of sales to bring trees to areas that have experienced deforestation.