Curaprox CS wood - wooden toothbrush 1×1 pc, wooden toothbrush

Main product description

4,440 ultra-fine 0.1mm thick Curen® fibers made from ultra-durable Swiss beech wood that has been sustainably sourced with a focus on maintaining a healthy ecosystem coated with carnauba wax for added strength high to the influence of water 100% biodegradable handle that you throw in the composter, every piece of wood is different, every brush is therefore unique How to take care of your brush and what to do with it when it reaches the end of its life? After you brush your teeth, it is ideal to wipe it with something to avoid the impact of water on the material as much as possible. Keep it in a dry place and at the same time so that the head is in an at least partially vertical position. Replace the CS wooden brush with a new one after 2 months. Separate the head from the old brush and throw it in the municipal waste. The handle is 100% biodegradable and belongs in the composter. Why did we use beech wood and not bamboo to make an eco-friendly brush? Our brush factory is in Switzerland. Since bamboo does not grow in Switzerland, using bamboo wood would mean a larger carbon footprint. On the other hand, the beech wood from which the brushes are made is sustainably harvested in Switzerland – that is, directly in the country where the brushes are also made. What exactly does it mean that the wood for CS wood brushes is sustainably harvested? Sustainable forest management, especially in our "Swiss" case, means several things. Long-term planning takes into account ecological factors, the growth rate of specific tree species and the overall health of the forest ecosystem. The goal is to create a balanced age structure of the trees in the forest. This is also helped by selective logging, where parts of the forest are not cut, but specific trees are selected based on their age, size and health. Another factor is that dead trees are often left in the forest to provide a habitat for insects, fungi or small animals. This also contributes to a healthy ecosystem and maintaining balance in the forest.