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Some eco-friendly home swaps hit harder than others. While some are technically sustainable in material (e.g., a bamboo soap dish), they don’t exactly tackle the root of a daily environmental threat (e.g., recurring plastic waste).
For the past several years, I’ve rewired myself to find the path of least waste in any situation, especially in my habits at home. What I’ve come to realize is that the list of things you could be doing to live more sustainably (but aren’t) doesn’t have to be the massive or frumpy undertaking that most people think it is. The Suri toothbrush is a stellar example of that, merging style and sustainability in a way that could finally convince people to green up their bathroom routine.
Suri and its travel case are super lightweight and go with me everywhere.
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The Suri recyclable electric toothbrush fills a huge gap
Eco-friendly toothbrushes historically haven’t been stylish. I can’t blame anyone for thinking a bamboo handle feels splintery, or for being icked out by the way white toothpaste dries on the wood-like texture.
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