Reach Interdental Toothbrush

A good quality toothbrush is a must and the interesting thing is that we all have very different needs when it comes to choosing a new toothbrush. Some prefer a soft toothbrush, some, like the Other Half love the battery operated toothbrushes and when you have a combination of a dental plate and your own teeth you seem to get even pickier about what toothbrush you are going to purchase. My twin pack of Reach Interdental toothbrushes cost me about £1.50p, in the packet there are two brushes, one mauve and white and one blue and white. The bristles on my toothbrushes are firm, given that I also need to clean a very small plate I find the firm bristles are ...  Read the complete review

Oh, it's been a long time since I wrote a sexually innuendoed op on a toothbrush - and now it's time to finish that with an end to the trilogy. My latest toothbrush, this Firm, Reach Interdental, with a blue rubber grip, is your standard size toothbrush. It's unique feature being the angled neck, which I find slightly awkward still, only on this toothbrush, plus a wider head with many toothy-angled bristles. Some of the bristles are blue, and I think are change-time indicators, though the packaging doesn't say. The packaging doesn't say much in honesty. It's just futuristically attractive, and features the flip-top head ...  Read the complete review