Hydrophil Dental Care
Symbols have always played an important role in Chinese culture. According to an ancient belief, symbols do not only affect the daily life, but also influence the order of the world. Up until now, countless talismans and amulets accompany many Chinese people through their lives. Especially important are the four legendary creatures of ancient Chinese mythology: the dragon stands for luck and positive energy, the phoenix for virtue and grace, the unicorn for kindness and forbearance and the turtle for independence, wisdom and a long life. Furthermore, many pictograms have a permanent place in everyday life. Zhú is the sign for bamboo. Because of the embodiment of characteristics such as integrity, steadfastness, and simplicity, the sign has a highly respected place in all Chinese social classes. Since prehistoric times, bamboo is one of the most important crop plants in the Asian parts of the world.
Botanically bamboo does not belong to the trees, but to grass. However, the evergreen plant shares more characteristics with hardwood than with ornamental lawns. Due to its flexibility the hardy bamboo is even superior to wood in some areas. In Asia, houses, furniture and other utensils have been made of this rapidly renewable resource for thousands of years. In many rural areas of Southeast Asia the entire household of many families consisted almost entirely of bamboo for centuries. Today skyscrapers made of concrete characterize the cityscape. When building a new house, the construction workers are usually not seen on a steel framework, because in China, India or Vietnam they still prefer bamboo frameworks.
At first glance, a bamboo framework looks more precarious than a steel framework - especially with very high houses. But this could be wrong. Even if the trunks are held together only by cords, bamboo is very well able to withstand strong winds and rain because of its flexibility. Bamboo is light. Thus, one single construction worker can unload a truck easily by himself. In addition, bamboo is much cheaper than steel or wood and much more sustainable. As the demand for meaningful ecological materials is growing rapidly and since bamboo is becoming increasingly interesting as an alternative to plastic, the plant is experiencing a new heyday. More and more everyday objects of the western world are made of bamboo. Even modern dental hygiene can be well combined with the traditional material that has proven itself for thousands of years.
Hydrophil Bamboo Toothbrushes are available in different colors and degrees of hardness. While the handle is made of bamboo, the bristles are made of renewable raw materials based on castor oil. The Medium Toothbrushes for normal teeth is available in the colors Light Blue, Red, Green and Nature. The Soft Toothbrushes in the colors Red and Dark Blue are particularly suitable for sensitive teeth and sensitive gums. Hydrophil Bamboo Toothbrushes gently massage the gums and take care of them and thoroughly clean the teeth from plaque. The Toothbrushes do not only convince with their cleaning effects, they also look good. They look especially stylish in their own minimalist Toothbrush Holder made of ceramics. The Toothbrush Mug by Hydrophil is made of arboblend, which is also referred to as liquid wood. Robust, neutral in smell and taste, it is a sustainable alternative to plastic cups. For the proper protection of the Bamboo Toothbrush, you can also get a matching Toothbrush Case. It is also made of natural bamboo and has practical ventilation holes. Experience imaginative hygiene products with Hydrophil that make sustainability visible and tangible.
