Jack N Jill Bio Brush- Dino

Soft, rounded nylon bristles ensure a top-notch cleaning experience. The ergonomic handle is crafted from 100% non-GMO corn starch. Disposal is eco-friendly: first, break off the toothbrush head. Then, check local recycling programs as nylon is recyclable and discard accordingly. Finally, put the rest in your compost. It usually takes about 90 days to decompose in a commercial compost. You've made a great choice! Unlike many toothbrushes today, these won't end up in landfills for millions of years. Note that the Jack N' Jill Bio Brush can't be sterilized in boiling water or the microwave. Replace your toothbrush every 8 weeks or earlier.

Using this toothbrush is easy. Just wet the bristles, add toothpaste, and brush your teeth as you normally would. When it comes to disposal, remember to break off the head first. Check if your local recycling program can take the nylon part. The rest can go in your compost. Don't try to sterilize it in boiling water or the microwave as it can damage the toothbrush. Also, make sure to replace your toothbrush every 8 weeks or sooner if it shows signs of wear.