DuraPik Reusable Zero Waste Flosser Review
Вставка
- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- Jon expresses his disappointment in this reusable flosser.
===
📌 Written Review
🇺🇸 - www.electricteeth.com/durapik...
🇬🇧 - www.electricteeth.com/uk/dura...
🇨🇦 - www.electricteeth.com/ca/dura...
#durapik #flosser #floss #dentalcare #electricteeth
===
0:00 - Introduction
0:12 - Verdict
0:35 - Why I came to this verdict
===
🦷 Dental Care Tips - • Dental Care Tips & Info
===
🌲 Eco-Friendly Dental Care - www.electricteeth.com/eco-fri...
===
🤟 Subscribe - ua-cam.com/users/subscription_...
===
🔗 Let's Connect:
🌍 Website - electricteeth.com
📸 Instagram - / electricteeth
👍 Facebook - / electricteethuk
🐦 Twitter - / _electricteeth
===
❓ Who are we?
Electric Teeth are an independent company focused on helping you to take better care of your teeth and oral health.
We assist you in selecting the right toothbrush or toothpaste.
We help you to understand common dental health issues such as decay or gum disease.
We explain all the things you would like to know about routine dental treatments such as what they involve, and what they cost.
We demonstrate how good oral care does not need to be complicated or expensive.
📝 About us - electricteeth.com/about-us/
🔎 Ethics - electricteeth.com/about-us/#e...
===
👩⚖️ Disclaimer:
🤝 The contents of this video is information, NOT dental/medical advice.
💰 Some links are affiliate links which we earn a commission from.
📝 Full disclosure - electricteeth.com/privacy-pol...
It drives me nuts that I’m struggling to find a reusable flosser that most people like. I’m disabled and I can’t really floss without a pick. Like plastic straws, some disabled people need floss picks and have no choice but to use disposable versions. I’m just looking for an alternative :/
More products are coming to the market, slowly but surely.
Availability does depend on your location. Quip has one but this is in the US.
Im not even disabled and I cant floss without a pick
I have heard good things about the GUM Flossmate. It's around $5.00, maybe that would meet your needs!
They have biodegradable floss harps. Pretty cheap as well
The loose floss issue could be fixed SO easily by adding a small silicone flex point between the two points of the holder. That way you could push the two points together while winding the floss on and it would pull it taut when you finish winding and let go. The product itself is a good concept, but really needs a redesign to be effective.
Really helpful website/channel, thank you!
Great work Jon!
Thank you.
The quip flosser is useless too, the floss doesnt hold right enough and sags after first use
Alright here's the scoop: There is a reason why we can't find a well manufactured reusable floss holder. Unfortunately, the actual good design has already been patent sniped by one of the big players in this space. So we won't have one for at least a decade. Good luck on China making one in the meantime.
I can't believe the inventor of this product received funding. The company execs should have consulted with you before the launch. Are you planning a review of the Orthomechanics Easy Flosser?
We have no immediate plans to review this, but we may do so in the future. 👍
Could you review the GUM Flossmate?
I will add it to our list of products to potentially review Alexa. I can't say if and when it will be though.
I immediately noticed the bulky square edges and that was off-putting to me.
Yes I found this worthless as it was too loose to get between teeth. I was searching to see the proper way to put it on. Yours was the only one I found. Going yo garbage. I guess they went out of business after spending the rest of their. Money in increased shipping
I came here because I thought quip flosser was useless.
The floss it comes with absolutely horrible. It fell apart after 3 teeth. I use it with regular floss and threw away the floss it came with so I guess that’s a bonus.
does it work better with a different type of floss?? i want to buy one of these reusable flossers but i’m cautious because of the bad reviews :|
@@annagrozdanov Yeah it does. I just went back to using angled disposable flossers because it wasn't worth the trouble to save a few dollars.
Sad, seemed like a better design than flossaid, way less wasteful.
2:26 I see.
Literally just use the flossaid mold and then make it better with the durapik clip holder. Jesus!
5:26 flossaid just uses way too much floss.
5:55 you changed my entire mentality. You're right, less harsh on the fingers.
is it me or is he flossing wrong?
Car
Like for the video / Dislike for the project i supported
“Single use plastics aren’t that bad for the environment.” - you have no clue. Read up. They are a massive problem. Your review just screams ignorance and privilege.
Anne, I think you have taken my comment out of context or misunderstood the point I was trying to make.
I said, 'plastics, if continually reused, isn't too bad for the environment, all things considered'. I am not an advocate of single use plastic, but there are refillable flossers like Durapik made from plastic, that are softer on the gums and teeth than the metal offered by Durapik. Thus these might be better for people. A refillable flosser where the handle is plastic and used many times over.