Sage5601 Toothettes Disposible Toothbrushes 20-Pack

I have a tendency to get into bed and realize that I forgot to brush my teeth. Since, I am dealing with 100, 80 to 50 feet of oxygen breathing tubes that go with me almost everywhere in the house, and I just got comfortable, have my book, my shawl on and have place all the Anchie Crystal pouches on the places that hurt, I don't run to the bathroom. Running is not an option anymore.So these are wonderful. You want to have them on hand if you end up in the hospital. For that unexpected trip and stay, you need a towel, wash cloth, soap, Toothettes and whatever else. Been there done that, but did not have Anything ready to go. He who shall remain nameless and is a friend would never be able to gather up what I needed.I actually like these much better than the toothbrush and toothpaste (tooth powder is better). Toothettes don't have a taste, are faster to use and do a better job. If you have dentures, they work on those as well.

I use these to bleach crevices and for kitchen cleaning. Works like a charm....

Didn't state in advertisement that it had dentin in it and I wanted plain, so they were not what I wanted and couldn't send them back, so just stuck this time.

These are neat little disposible toothbrushes and I would buy them again. They much easier to deal with than carrying a toothbrush and toothpaste in your purse or briefcase. I'm giving them 4 stars instead of 5 though because I was a little disappointed that they don't leave any flavor in my mouth like toothpaste or mouthwash does. I probably didn't read the product description properly. So, these are indeed good for getting the fuzz off your teeth but I like to follow up with rinsing my mouth and then chewing a piece of gum. This just occurred to me--these would be excellent for using with an ill person who can't tolerate strong toothpaste taste.

Great for the elderly or the frail. It is a hard sponge - I dip in natural (tea tree oil-based) mouthwash to clean the teeth and gums of a frail loved one. She finds it refreshing, and not as upsetting as a hard-bristled tooth brush. Often, medication creates and unpleasant environment in the mouth and this process takes care of that.

These are not my favorite. Yes you can scrub your teeth with them and throw it away but no flavor. So you still have yucky overnight travel breath even though your teeth are scrubbed.

I use to love those little finger brush breath fresheners...I believe Oral-B use to make them but since they no longer do I went hunting for something else. Happened upon these & thought due to the reviews I would try them out. Unfortunately these left a little to be desired. The old Oral-B finger brush things use to leave my mouth really minty fresh & at least gave that freshly brushed taste in your mouth. These however felt like I was sticking a dry sponge in my mouth with the intention & purpose of soaking up whatever saliva I might have had. Leaving my mouth feeling dry with a dab of dried out old toothpaste flavor. Plus a lot bigger in size than I was expecting & worse of all they werent even individually wrapped like the picture!! How am I suppose to stick these in my purse, pocket or bag for quick on the run use if they arent even sanitary wrapped?! Mine came in one small plastic bag. Im guessing they are expecting me to put some in my own ziplock bag? Anyways I will not be purchasing these again. The only reason Im giving two stars is that the product did at least not make my teeth feel like they were covered in food after my lunch out.

Great idea for mother who is in a nursing home. I don't think they brush her teeth that much and since she has dementia she doesn't ask.