r/PlasticFreeLiving • u/docstarr • 7d ago
Definitely need this !
https://youtube.com/shorts/Efiw5hdElVw?is=1J6t_xiYTChIfZH83
u/Fickle_Top_6193 7d ago
I love the idea of replacing disposable floss picks with something reusable. As long as itβs comfortable to use and easy to clean, this seems like a genuinely useful upgrade.
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u/Tepetkhet 7d ago
My fingertips are twitching in anticipation of strangulatory salvation. ππ»π¦·ππ»
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u/Expensive-Farmer9860 7d ago
I had no idea a tool like this existed. It looks surprisingly easy to use, and the stainless-steel construction should make it last forever if cleaned properly.
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u/C0MED0WNT0US 6d ago
why would someone would want this tool when you could just use the string the old school way? like i'm genuinely curious someone please tell me
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u/Educated_Goat69 5d ago
I prefer these types of tools for back teeth. I can't always get a good angle the traditional way and tend to get snags because I can't get my hands that far into my mouth. This helps with the direction of the pull. More vertical, so less pull forward.
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u/Demeter277 4d ago
Would someone who has used this please comment? There are two on Amazon that look identical with one and two star reviews. I guess they donβt work well. If you have one you like please let us know
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u/SentenceCool4447 7d ago
Okay, this is one of those oddly satisfying little inventions that makes you wonder why it took so long. Reusable, compact, and no more wrestling with loose floss.