Did you know that nearly every single plastic toothbrush made, is still out there in the world somewhere, living on as a piece of trash? So with this said can you come up with enough justifying reasons to not make the switch from your plastic toothbrush to one in bamboo? Features: -This kids bamboo toothbrush has a handle made of 100% biodegradable, sustainably grown bamboo -The bamboo is antibacterial and a rot-resistant material so it's very well suited for this purpose -The quality bristles are made of soft, BPA-free nylon 6. The reason they use nylon 6 and not biodegradable fibre is because there is yet no biodegradable fibre that are as effective when it comes to take care of your oral health. -Toothbrushes have been approved in accordance with the CE-standards and FDA regulations How to dispose = The bristles can then go into your plastic recycling, but as they are so small and easily lost, Cink recommend first putting them inside another plastic item you are recycling, like food packaging or a bottle. The handle of your toothbrush is 100% biodegradable, and can be disposed in an industrial composter, where it will break down in a few weeks. Or just put it in your home composter if you have one. Even if you just throw it into your normal rubbish and the toothbrush ends up in landfill, it will still biodegrade in a few years. About the brand A sunny autumn day in the south of Sweden, with inspiration from the shapes and colors of the landscape, Cink was created. With a flurry of products for kids of all ages Cink still thought there was one big thing missing in the kids section- Clean, stylish dinnerware for baby's that fits in the grown-up home. The idea of the company is that the five colors of CINK should be constant in all products. The company name is therefore their Swedish version of "cinq" the french word for 5.