Great idea, poor performance
Commercial dental floss products are typically made with plastic that doesn't degrade, ends up killing animals, and is sometimes coated with resins that make it slippery--but which are carcinogenic.<br /><br />Finally, how wonderful to have a dental floss that's made of natural substances, tastes fine, and uses minimal packaging. So what's not to like?<br /><br />First, the Dental Lace container has only one cutting edge, not two. This means that after I cut off the floss, it keeps popping back into the container. To remedy this, I must wrap the floss around my finger a few times before cutting it above where I wrapped it, thus allowing enough string to be on the outside so it doesn't migrate back into the container. This can waste a lot of floss.<br /><br />Even so, I'd go to the additional trouble if the floss worked. The silk fiber is very poorly made and keeps breaking as I use it. This completely negates any advantages of buying, having and using it!<br /><br />Don't waste your money on this brand. Instead, buy the far superior floss made of bamboo fibers from Terra & Co (also available at Amazon).
Rating: 1 stars