From an environmental standpoint, which is better: an battery-operated or electrical rechargeable toothbrush? - rechargeable electric toothbrush
My dentist I recommended an electric toothbrush. Great work, do not throw a toothbrush every 3 months, which is good for the environment, etc., but based only on effects on the environment is better than throwing batteries or the use of electricity?
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush From An Environmental Standpoint, Which Is Better: An Battery-operated Or Electrical Rechargeable Toothbrush?
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If you must use the electric toothbrush for medical reasons, I opted for the rechargeable toothbrush. But getting, one that, if the download is complete, try to point out to disconnect, and then when the batteries are full. No need to constantly draw power inlet on when the toothbrush is now full. I would also ask your dentist if it is really necessary to use an electric toothbrush.
ReplyDeleteIf you must use the electric toothbrush for medical reasons, I opted for the rechargeable toothbrush. But getting, one that, if the download is complete, try to point out to disconnect, and then when the batteries are full. No need to constantly draw power inlet on when the toothbrush is now full. I would also ask your dentist if it is really necessary to use an electric toothbrush.
ReplyDeleteIf you must use the electric toothbrush for medical reasons, I opted for the rechargeable toothbrush. But getting, one that, if the download is complete, try to point out to disconnect, and then when the batteries are full. No need to constantly draw power inlet on when the toothbrush is now full. I would also ask your dentist if it is really necessary to use an electric toothbrush.
ReplyDeleteNeem twig! This is the best. It is more environmentally friendly than others. It works like silk, tongue cleaners, antibacterial, and a brush. I have these weapons to brushing my teeth more than 2 weeks and feel fresh all day. Do not worry about the use of plastics, batteries, replacement, bleeding gums and bacteria. The best part is, it's free!
ReplyDeleteIn India, villagers still brush with Neem twigs. I'm sure it must ask to be a equavalent this house, you just do what their ancestors did.
Why not just the old style manual toothbrush, if you really want to move your hand?
ReplyDeleteBatteries Arfe pollutants, is the production of clean, waste and pollution.
ReplyDeleteReplacing the head of an electric toothbrush is less polluting than toohtbrus replacement for the whole manual and I thank you that you think me to understand, via an electric toothbrush was not very environmentally friendly. I do not know of the compromise between the use of electricity (and pollution made by the use Thise) and made the pollution caused by production of a new toothbrush and disposal of the old. I think that a handbook could be cleaner, but I'm not sure.
Now that both are bad for the environment, you must deal with the manual used for camping and acquisitions of sleep and before eating and use of electricity at the required time.
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