Every few months the blue section of my toothbrush head fades to the base and I march myself to the store to get a new one. But considering I am in my mid-20's and have probably been doing this since I was at least 5 years old, that means with 4 replacements a year I have added 60 toothbrushes to the landfill in just 15 years! Yikes! Thank goodness for the
tip from Ideal Bite about eco-hygiene. Recyclable toothbrush heads are available for a very reasonable price and their eco-friendly content doesn't make them any less able to eliminate plaque. Check out the few brushes they recommended:
Preserve Toothbrush;
Radius Source Toothbrush; and
Fuchs Ekotek Toothbrush. And remember, a clean mouth can still preserve a clean earth!
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