Jack N' Jill Baby Toothbrush monkey extra soft

It is suitable from the first teeth

Ergonomic handle for a comfortable grip of the child

The handle of the brush is made of cornstarch

The brush decomposes into compost

You've made the right decision - no matter how you dispose of your brush, you can be sure it won't end up in a landfill for the next million years - unlike many toothbrushes used today. Just imagine how many brushes are in the ground around the world.

Disposal instructions:

Break off the toothbrush head.

• Dispose of it carefully. If possible, check with your local recycling program. (Nylon is recyclable).
• Put the rest of the brush in the compost.
• It usually takes 90 days for brush to decompose in commercial compost.

The handle of the brush is made of cornstarch

BPA free

PVC free

NON GMO

For reasons of hygiene, it is clearly not recommended to store the brush next to the toilet . The best solutions are those who have a bathroom separated from the toilet. However, if this is not your case, store your toothbrushes as far away from the toilet as possible.

Do not store brushes in closed boxes or use covers . After cleaning, the toothbrush should be dried well and not crowded in a closed moist environment, which helps the emergence and development of other bacteria. Store toothbrushes upright in, for example, biodegradable Jack N'Jill cups . If there is more than one toothbrush in a cup, make sure that they do not touch each other so that they do not become contaminated.

We at Jack N'Jill recommend changing your little one's (and your) toothbrush every 2-3 months . Changing the toothbrush after an illness is a normal matter. If you or your child is sick, it is a good idea to sterilize your toothbrush after each use during illness. And when the disease passes, change the toothbrush.

However, 8 weeks may not apply to everyone. Some people wear out their toothbrush sooner. Therefore , it is important to monitor the condition of the bristles on the toothbrush . If they are worn, this is a clear sign for you that the toothbrush needs to be replaced. It is quite normal for children's toothbrushes to be changed more often than adult toothbrushes. :)

Take care of your children's toothbrushes properly and consistently. You will see that their healthy smile will be the most beautiful reward for you. :)

Composition

The handle of the brush is made of corn starch (NON GMO). Soft, straight-cut bristles and rounded nylon fibers for thorough cleaning of teeth and gums. We recommend changing the brush at least every 6-8 weeks, depending on the wear of the bristles, and also always after illness. Made without BPA and PVC. Compostable - biodegradable in just 90 days.

Dimensions H: 21 cm, W: 5 cm, D: 1.5 cm. Package 1 piece.

Try other products of the Jack N' Jill brand, which you can find in the categories Toothbrushes, Teeth and Mother and child. If you are not sure about the choice of this product, be inspired by the category Toothbrushes for children.