How to recycle used toothbrushes

Do you just throw away your toothbrush after using it? Usually, you should replace your toothbrush every three months, so throwing it away feels like such a waste.

If used well at home, a toothbrush is truly a very useful tool.

So today, I will share a way to recycle 200% of toothbrushes that are too good to throw away.

 

Bending the toothbrush

First, prepare the used toothbrush. Then, hold the neck part over a lighter for 2 to 3 seconds.

This way, the brush handle becomes soft. At this time, bend the toothbrush inward or outward to fix it.

If you hold it for about 10 seconds, the toothbrush will harden quickly.

Today, we will try using a bent toothbrush at home, compared to when used normally.

It's great because I can use it much more effectively.

 

Cleaning inside the toilet bowl

The first place to use it is inside the toilet bowl. It's one of the areas that are often missed after cleaning other places.

It's not easy to clean thoroughly inside with a regular toothbrush.

In this case, try using a toothbrush with the bristles bent inward to brush.

Then, you can easily and comfortably clean the inside of the toilet without effort.

 

Corner cleaning

Corners like this cannot be thoroughly cleaned with a regular toothbrush.

In such cases, using a toothbrush bent outward allows you to clean hard-to-reach corners thoroughly.

It's especially great for cleaning bathrooms where soap scum tends to build up.

 

Deep cleaning of deep areas

It is difficult to clean deep kitchen drains or tumblers thoroughly. In such cases, please use an outward-bent toothbrush to clean.

Then, even the hard-to-reach inside areas can be cleaned easily. It is recommended to use a toothbrush divided for bathroom and dishwashing purposes in advance.