IT'S TIME TO MAKE THE SIMPLE SWITCH TO A BAMBOO ALTERNATIVE

We have answered your call for a funky & eco-friendly bamboo toothbrush.
Every year in Australia, we throw away over 30 million plastic toothbrushes that never get recycled. Sadly these end up in landfill, the ocean or our forests. Toothbrushes, along with plastic water bottles are the most wide spread plastic items contributing to polluting the earth and posing risk to marine life.
If you’re looking to make the 'eco swap' when it comes to cleaning your teeth, then you have found yourself in the right place.
Bamboo has increased in popularity across the world because of it amazing versatility. It's the fastest growing land plant in the world, it's naturally anti-bacterial, anti-fungal & 100% biodegradable.
Making the switch to a bamboo toothbrush couldn't be easier, but it really will help save our beautiful planet.
Bamboo can single handedly help reduce the amount of plastic that finds it's way to our forests and oceans.

THERE'S NO PLANET B
30 million plastic toothbrushes & 2.9 billion straws are sent to landfill every year in Australia alone. where they sit around for about 1000 years before finally breaking down.

WHOLESALE
If you love our products and have a business where you would like to sell them, we would love to hear from you.
A small change is better than no change at all.

WHY FUNDRAISE WITH US?
You will be supporting a small business and the environment at the same time! The products we offer are every day items and at a very reasonable cost to families.
Get a 12 month supply and save.
We recommend you follow dentist advice and switch to a new brush every 3 months - that's why stocking up on a 4 pack will mean you have a whole years supply on hand.
Once you remove the bristles or head your bamboo toothbrush handle will break down entirely in time. Generally a bamboo toothbrush will biodegrade within a few weeks in an industrial composter. We recommend you dispose of them in your normal compost or your green-waste bin for collection, but if they do end up in landfill they break down MUCH faster than plastic alternatives (estimated 5-10 years).

"The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it"
- Robert Swan OBE -