Are these flossers recycable?
295168
That is a subject of great debate in our house. They are made of recyclable plastic, however after they have been used they are considered hazardous waste in our area. If you remove the floss, I suppose they could go in the recycling bin. I wish they made flossers that would decompose on their own in the trash!
295169
You can use them over and over for yourself until they break, (not sure if you mean do they go in the blue recycle trash- I think no?) I use them every day and get at least a couple of days from each one. Sincerely, Feliciana
1521192
I'm not sure, but don't deposit used ones at plastic bag disposal locations.
1130916
No idea what you mean by "lister one". These refills are made by Reach and do fit the Reach flosser. Is "lister one" another brand? If so, can you put a link to it in your comments?
1879415
I believe so but mine are still in the package. Haven't gotten around to using them yet.
931348
Not sure, I think that if you use them for your teeth it would probably be a good Idea to toss them.(recycling companies don't like medical equipment) I tried to buy used brushes from a dentist and he said he could not recycle tooth brushes because they are medical devices(sigh) I use them for working on bicycles (they do a grate job of cleaning dirty bicycle parts) Mike frye A.K.A. Frye Bikes
14953
No, they are a once-and-toss product. Personally I wouldn't buy them again b/c I don't think they worked AT ALL in the capacity they were advertised for & which I bought them for (diaper pail). The fact that they aren't recycle-able isn't so nice either.
773936
I have been buying these online for sometime. They are correct, as they are made in Germany and the Package is identical to the ones sold in stores. Though no numbers indicate a P/N. These are the numbers and letters on the bottom of the package. In the center, EB25-3 to the right is 92157556 and the bar code # is 6905584201 If you can trust me, I assure you that they are not generic, but are the correct Oral-B Floss Action by Braun.
972294
No, and the quality reflects that they are not. They do not hold up well - especially if you apply pressure as you brush. When the last one I used broke, I fished out the last REAL head I had left and am using it even though I have several of these cheapies left. Bad quality.
109815
They are designed to be reusable. Just use a plyer to pull out the pushed in wires from the teeth.
1188726
Yes, I would believe that they are original and not reprocessed. I am using a different HP cartridge now with a new printer and have always been happy with my results.
1488020
No, just an easy way to floss. Tooth bush also needed for extra-clean feel.
1551585
It is - and the construction of the flossers is excellent - they stay taut throughout. Great product.
1610381
i have not had any problems with these, they work great and are easy to use. i am a dental hygienist and do not work for this company.
1190549
I received "Professional Clean" Flossers instead of the "Gum Eez Thru" flossers but both are very similar(I've purchased "Gum eez Thru" flossers in the past). Packaging does not indicate whether or not fluoride is included but, they are Mint Flavor.
1967648
No they are plastic. They work really well! Pay attention to how the old ones are threaded and just do the same.
1768755
No, we use to buy these when they were much better and larger. These are flimsy. The old ones did not break as easily. Like everything else on the market--it is more cheaply made than the original. I would recommend the Glide Oral-B floss picks.
1424331
I don't think so. They have a mint flavor. An unexpected plus is that they are VERY strong - you can floss the entire mouth without the floss becoming so loose.