July 9, 2010 at 20:37Tumbler toothbrush
Sometimes you suddenly see the embodiment of an idea and then hit yourself on the forehead, exclaiming, “And why didn’t anyone guess before ?!”
This is exactly the case here ...
Yanko Design, widely known in geeks, in the person of Ryan Hark, developed a tumbler-toothbrush. The design is common for tumblers: a weight in the rounded bottom of the brush.
The only thing is that brushing your teeth with such an aggregate is clearly a little more difficult than using a regular light brush and not only because of the weight, but also because of the shape of the handle that is not very comfortable for holding in your hand.
Although, who knows. Maybe vision is deceiving, but in reality a heavy handle will sit securely in your hand. "Gravity is good." Boris-Razor would definitely appreciate it.
"Green" pay attention to the stupid consumption of resources when such a brush is thrown out entirely and offer to consider the option with interchangeable nozzle heads.
Geek enough!
This is exactly the case here ...
Yanko Design, widely known in geeks, in the person of Ryan Hark, developed a tumbler-toothbrush. The design is common for tumblers: a weight in the rounded bottom of the brush.
The only thing is that brushing your teeth with such an aggregate is clearly a little more difficult than using a regular light brush and not only because of the weight, but also because of the shape of the handle that is not very comfortable for holding in your hand.
Although, who knows. Maybe vision is deceiving, but in reality a heavy handle will sit securely in your hand. "Gravity is good." Boris-Razor would definitely appreciate it.
"Green" pay attention to the stupid consumption of resources when such a brush is thrown out entirely and offer to consider the option with interchangeable nozzle heads.
Geek enough!