Billions of toothbrushes are discarded every year. How can we brush our teeth in a more environmentally friendly way? When I used to work in an office, I'd keep a manual, plastic toothbrush in my ...

Either way, its curb appeal objectively beats that of the average plastic toothbrush in a toothbrush holder that's never been washed. Speaking of de-crustifying, the travel case that comes with ...

You don’t need to use plastic while brushing your teeth. Instead of opting for a plastic toothbrush, consider a bamboo ...

The worst choice you can make in a toothbrush seems clear to me: disposable, plastic battery-powered ones. I’m talking about the plastic drugstore brushes with the vibrating heads that run on ...

The bigger you buy, the less wrapping you waste.” Instead of throwing out your plastic toothbrush every few months, get a bamboo toothbrush and compost it when it’s worn out. Several companies offer ...

A disposable coffee cup will take 30 years to decompose, while a plastic toothbrush can take up to 500 years. Hydrocarbon bonds created in plastic manufacturing aren't able to be broken down by ...

It’s likely impossible to avoid microplastics entirely, but experts recommended several ways to reduce your exposure, like ditching your plastic toothbrush and using a refillable water bottle.

When I used to work in an office, I'd keep a manual, plastic toothbrush in my desk drawer. My colleagues would laugh as I diligently made my way to the bathroom, toothbrush in hand, every ...