FAQ
Questions before checkout
The quick answers people ask before they switch to a bamboo set.
Soft nylon bristlesNatural bamboo handleColour coded bristlesSet of ten brushes
FAQ
Questions before checkout
Are the bristles gentle on gums?
Yes. The bristles are soft nylon with rounded tips, so they clean along the gum line and between teeth without scraping. That makes the set comfortable for sensitive gums and for daily morning and evening brushing, where stiff bristles can feel harsh on the gum line over time.
How many brushes come in the set?
Each set includes ten bamboo toothbrushes. That is enough to rotate a fresh brush into your routine every few weeks, or to hand a different one to each person in a shared bathroom, so a single set covers a household for a long stretch before you reorder.
What are the handles made of?
The handles are natural bamboo. Each one is lightweight with the wood grain visible under a clean finish, shaped with a gently flared neck and a rounded end so it sits steady in the hand. Bamboo keeps its grip even when your hands are wet at the sink.
How do the colors work?
The handles are all natural bamboo and the colour sits in the bristles, so every brush in the set carries a different bristle tone. In a shared bathroom that lets each person claim their own colour at a glance, which keeps brushes from getting mixed up between family members.
Are these soft enough for children?
The bristles are soft with rounded tips, which suits gentle daily brushing for both adults and younger members of the family. As with any toothbrush, an adult should help and supervise a young child while they brush, and pick the brushing routine that fits their age.
How often should I replace a brush?
A good rule is to swap a toothbrush every few months, or sooner once the bristles start to splay out and lose their shape. With ten brushes in the set you always have a fresh one on hand, so it is easy to keep up that rotation without waiting on a new order.
How do I keep the bamboo handle in good shape?
Rinse the brush head after each use and stand the brush upright so the bamboo can dry between brushings rather than sitting in water. Keeping the handle dry between uses helps the natural wood last through its rotation before you move on to the next brush.
Is the bamboo handle better than a plastic one?
The handle is natural bamboo rather than moulded plastic, so it is lightweight, has a visible wood grain and keeps a steady grip when wet. The bristles themselves are nylon, like most toothbrushes, so the brush works the way you expect while the grip is made from a natural wood.