The perfect toothbrush?

This month from My Pure I have been trying two fantastic products, the first is the Radius – Doc Multi Use Suction Holder, while it’s main use is of course helping keep your toothbrush in a safe place and it can also be used for so many other things. Some of the suggested things include; razors and wash-cloths in the bathroom, dishcloths in the kitchen and iPads or iPods where ever you need them but need your hands free.

This suction holder has been made to allow you to easily slot into place whatever you are looking to hold, yet once it is in place it isn’t going to move, no matter if you are looking to use it upright or on its side.

Personally I have been using it on the bathroom tiles to hang my toothbrush above the sink and so far it has thankfully held firmly in place and has even been easy to remove when I have wanted to clean, which covers both of my main issues when it comes to products like this.

If you are sat thinking, well this sounds like something I need but I am really not a purple person – never fear as the Radius – Doc Multi Use Suction Holder comes in a choice of 4 colours; grey, purple, pink or green and costs £8.99 no matter which colour you decide to choose.

My second product also made by Radious and perfect for use with the holder is the Source Toothbrush, this comes in a couple of different bristle types and colours, but I decided to go for soft bristles with the ‘money’ handle.

Interestingly each of the handles are named after what they are made from; money – made from old dollar bills, paper from paper and wood from recycled wood or flax seed.

I am known for being very heavy handed with my brushing so I went for the soft bristles, but medium is also available, as the bristles are replaceable (£5.99 for two heads) the handle itself is reversible making it easy to use be you left or right handed.

I was a little worried about the size of the head of this toothbrush, I find I need to use small ones personally, but I was actually surprised, the fact this toothbrush is larger across rather than in length means it doesn’t feel ‘big’ in your mouth.

Last time I was at the dentists I was told to make sure I brushed the line between my gums and my teeth more as I had a tendency for missing them, I do try and remember (honest) but I quite often fail – the plus side to this toothbrush means I don’t have to remember, as it is large enough to brush my teeth and that all important gum line all in one!

I have been completely converted so far by the shape of the source toothbrush, I of course cannot say how it stands up to the test of time and it will be interesting to see if I really have been hitting those areas when I am at the dentist next. If it is doing as much as I think it is – I am totally up for paying the slightest bit more it will cost than a normal brush for replacement heads.

If you fancy trying the Radius Source Toothbrush – with soft bristles, the toothbrush + 1 replacement head costs £8.99.

What do you think of these two items, do you think either of them would make a good addition to your home?

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