SURI sustainable electric toothbrush review

SURI Sustainable Electric Toothbrush Review

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When I started making plastic-free swaps around the home the bamboo toothbrush was one of the first products I tried. Everybody online seemed to be sharing them, saying how good they are for the planet and what an easy swap it was and I did agree to an extent but having used an electric toothbrush for most of my life, switching back to a manual brush just didn’t quite feel right to me. I didn’t like the sensation, I would press too hard to try and get that decent fresh clean feel but would just end up with sore gums and I really didn’t like the results – my teeth certainly didn’t look as white. I was really disappointed but when it comes to things like oral health or any health, you have to put that first and so I went back to the drawing board to see what my other options were… And this is when I stumbled across SURI. They are a sustainable electric toothbrush brand that has designed and created the world’s first plant-based electric toothbrush which is fully repairable and recyclable. I went straight ahead and bought one and have now been using this toothbrush for around 10 months so I thought it was about time I wrote up an honest review…

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Every couple goes through some tough times during pregnancy. It doesn’t matter if you have both been rock solid and there for each other for the rest of your relationship. This is so massive in scale that it’s going to cause some hiccups. And it’s not just about bickering either. You’re going to need to have some serious conversations. There may be a few health concerns during the pregnancy. And if you’re not sure who the father of the baby is, then that’s something that you might want to address.

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