I was surprised to find out that the brush is all rusted on the inside, this is totally unexpected and kind of worrying, especially since I've been using the same brand for grown-ups with no problems. It's really sad to see such a low-quality product made for kids. as a good parent, I try to make sure my kid stays healthy and happy, seeing rust in something you put in your mouth... what the heck really? I really think that stuff that rusts shouldn't be used in things for cleaning your mouth, can't be good for kids' health. I've never been in this situation before, feeling quite surprised because it's one of the leading companies in this field...so unexpected and weird....plus, it makes me wonder if the product is up to par with quality control and manufacturing standards. At least you owe me an explanation.
The Oral-B toothbrush designed for children has rusted, and they must provide an immediate response as this directly threatens human health. I trusted the brand because it is well known worldwide, and that is why I chose it for my child. Seeing such poor quality in a product meant for children is bo...
I purchased a Tchibo metal dish rack, expecting durability and quality, especially from a well-known brand like Tchibo. Unfortunately, I was extremely disappointed. Despite using it in a typical kitchen environment, the rack started to rust within a very short time. This isn’t just about appearance...
I was shocked to find a piece of plastic inside the baby food I just bought from this brand. At first, I thought it might have come from the spoon that was given, but when I checked, I saw that it was still whole. This kind of contamination is not okay at all, especially in something that babies are...
I recently purchased an Oral-B Bamboo Toothbrush, expecting quality from a trusted brand. However, after only 3-4 uses, the bristles became completely frayed and unusable. It was shocking to see such poor durability from a product I had high hopes for. I ended up throwing it away as it was no longer...
We have been using your electric toothbrushes for many years. You may have a hard time believing it, but the number of rechargeable (Oral-B) brushes we have used so far (myself, my wife, my children, my parents, etc.) has exceeded 10 (I can photograph most of them right now; I even bought one to giv...
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