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Additionally, using your hands undoubtably uses less water than this toothbrush does - just look at all that water going down the drain. In the long run, this is probably worse for the environment.
It would seem to be easier to cup your hands and bring water up to your mouth than leaning your mouth very close to the sink.
Still, kudos to the designer for a very original concept.
How on Earth are we supposed to not rinse? I'm extremely baffled... When I brush my teeth, I end up with a mouthful of foamy, slimy gunk that's loaded with Flouride and other things that humans are ill-advised to consume in large quantities. If I remember correctly, the toothpaste containers even say "do not swallow" on them.
So has something changed recently? Are we supposed to swallow that nasty stuff or something? I'm very confused now, as I've never heard such advice from any dentist.
This reminds me of an invention entered for BBC's Dragons' Den....the cucumber keep fresh device......until it was pointed out that you can just cut the end off at the cost of about 2 pence.
Poor show - find some PROBLEMS to solve you morons.
With this, you rinse using the brush, grab your pill, use brush again to swallow - much faster, and no chance of the icky tasting disolving pill in your mouth!
Do you shower after every meal?
Forget about how often you actually clean your cup and how much water and soap you waste in doing so...
What about the clutter of having a cup on your sink or counter ALL THE TIME. This definitley saves space....Great for travel too!
This is just one more 'fad'. It may catch on, it may not.
Personly, I think its awesome. A really cool novelty.
I find it pointless for myself considering I just stick my head under the faucet, opening my mouth and getting water that way. No sweat really.
And what's wrong with cups? Should we stop drinking out of them or something? o_O puh!
Anyway, for the "running water" criticism, do you fill your hand up and shut the water off before getting the water to your hands? Are your hands fat enough to seal perfectly or do they leak a little?