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5 /5
★★★★★
Good quality products, I recommend it
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Mégane M.
purchased on 30/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
These pearls are made of clay and micro-organisms that modify the structure of the limestone crystals and prevent them from redepositing.they are made in Japan and guaranteed for life.At home, the water is very hard, so I put some in my electric kettle but also in the carafes, and well indeed I find that the tap water tastes better since I put the pearls (I do not find this little taste of bleach)
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Adam D.
purchased on 30/01/2020
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4 /5
★★★★☆
Very pleasant. Soft and efficient.
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Hermenault
purchased on 30/01/2020
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3 /5
★★★☆☆
Be careful not to leave them lying around, I find them very small, even dangerous for young children who might be tempted to taste them.I don't understand the principle of this Japanese-made ceramic and its effect on limescale or on what gives the taste to water.I prefer to use it to treat the water of the iron.
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Xya
purchased on 30/01/2020
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4 /5
★★★★☆
I'm always a little skeptical about this type of product, but it seems to me that it does work. I live in Paris, where the water quality is good, although quite hard. I put a dozen of these pearls in a bottle of tap water, and its taste seems to be purer, without me being able to determine if there is a placebo effect, or if it simply "works"!
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Michaël R.
purchased on 29/01/2020
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4 /5
★★★★☆
Obviously, these ceramic beads reduce the formation of limestone.having a very strongly limestone water (the worst region of France...), it is not bad to be able to fight against this problem.but the tap water does not unfortunately contain only limestone... It is also invaded by antibiotics, hormones among other things which one rejects in the sewers and which are not cleaned in spite of the passage in purification plant...Morality, it doesn't change much to the water we drink, limestone is not bad for our health! On the other hand, it's not bad when used in the toilet flush, it seems to slow down the formation of limestone flows where small leaks were constantly drawing ugly streaks on the sides of the toilet bowl, streaks that I had to scrape regularly with a screwdriver to make them disappear... So, I appreciate the service!
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Regis C.
purchased on 29/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
The taste of chlorine and limestone bothers me in my consumption of tap water, I was looking for a viable solution ecologically.and these clay beads fulfill their function perfectly in a natural way so no more plastic bottles.I coupled them with a carbon and the taste of the water has really changed.On the bag of pearls you have the email address of the Orinko contact to receive the Ebook, the response is fast.very good value for money.if the comment was helpful to you thank you for voting it useful it's nice to know that we helped.
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Ophélie
purchased on 29/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
If you like tap water in a glass bottle, these beads are the perfect friend.they help purify.they can also be used for the kettle and the steamer. I love them! 25 of them can be used almost anywhere.
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Sab
purchased on 29/01/2020
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4 /5
★★★★☆
The smell reminds me of a vegetable, the texture is very curious, to get the fibers, I cut the bark a little and I chewed the end of the root to separate the fibers.You get this mini brush, but it really has nothing to do with a toothpaste, it's fun to rub your teeth with, but that's all. It's neither bad nor good.I enjoyed this new experience, but for every day, I won't do it again, I like too much the fresh feeling of my usual toothpaste.I reserve this siwak for a camping trip, a total return to nature.Fans will like it, for sure.
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Yuk
purchased on 28/01/2020
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3 /5
★★★☆☆
Indeed these sticks make the teeth smooth as clean but it is difficult to reach the bottom teeth. There is no taste so I wonder if I don't have any results on breath compared to toothpaste.
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Benzaoui
purchased on 28/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
For a long time now, I have eliminated disposable plastic bottles from my daily life. In my region, the water is very hard, I used to use a carafe filter, but the design of the filters posed a problem: they are bulky, expensive, and above all... plastic + disposable! These ceramic beads allow a 100% ecological alternative to this practice. I received them in a small bag, without any explanation... How many to put in ? How to use them? I understand that customers receive explanations by email, which I did not get. So I did my personal research on the net, here is what I found: the pearls intervene directly on the structure of the water to make it purer. They are composed of a clay enriched with micro-organisms. The 80 strains they contain eliminate chlorine, limestone and most of the harmful residues contained in tap water. Then, they can be left permanently in a bottom of water by supplementing as one goes along. It is enough to wait 10 minutes before drinking the water.15 pearls should be placed in a carafe, in bulk or in a cotton bag.the ideal is to have two carafes, one being activated with the pearls while you consume the other.contrary to the charcoal filters of the carafes which store the residues, these pearls do not require any maintenance and their life expectancy is unlimited. These pearls thus make it possible to improve the taste and the quality of the tap water but in no case to make healthy a non-drinking water (of river for example).Compared to the solution of the carbon bamboos, I like the unlimited character in the time, thus more economic.The uses of the ceramic pearls are numerous:- to filter naturally your drinking water and your aquarium.- to descale the small household appliances: kettle, coffeepot, water-heater... To maintain daily and avoid the deposit of scale in your kettle, coffee pot or water heater, keep continuously 12 ceramic beads.preserve more durably the food as well as the bouquets of flowers.clean the toilets- reduce the cleaning products used in the washing machine and the dishwasher.Well, after all that, I am convinced, hyper convinced even.
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Inès
purchased on 28/01/2020
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4 /5
★★★★☆
I admit I was really skeptical. Especially since the pearls come in a mini plastic paper bag. Receiving an ebook by giving your email is not really my thing, we already receive too many ads. So I looked into the internet search. On their website, I didn't find the pearls for sale, but they talk about them on their blog.Before starting, I cleaned them as indicated on their page: one night in vinegar, and one day in the sun.It's crazy, it works. Once your beads are in your water, you have to wait 30 minutes and the water really tastes better. It's been a week that I leave water in a glass with a pearl and no limestone. It's great this thing and especially much more economical than these brand filters that are not so effective.CAUTION, they also indicate that the pearls, if they are well maintained, must be changed every 10 years, so "lifetime use" is a bit exaggerated.Note that you need 10 pearls for 1 liter of water.CAUTION, the price varies from day to day (at the time of writing the review, they were at 26 € and today at 19 €).In short, totally convinced and I recommend it to 100
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Mnémosyne
purchased on 28/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
I have been using Meswak toothpaste for years, which I discovered during a trip to India and which contains Siwak, but I had never used it directly as a chewing stick.6 sticks arrive in a small box, each one wrapped in individual plastic.I sent an email to the address noted on the packaging and I received a few hours later the instructions for use in PDF format with advice and information on the plant. Contrary to what I thought, it is not a piece of branch but the root of the Salvadora Persica shrub.when I opened it, the smell is quite surprising, even unpleasant and the stick is wet. I preferred to let it rest one day in the open air before using it.the aspect makes me think of the candy sticks that I give to my dog to clean his teeth... The use is rather simple. You can chew or cut the end of the stick on 1 cm. The small fibers of the tip are similar to a toothbrush. One passes them then under water, not need of toothpaste... You just have to use it like a toothbrush from top to bottom. The taste is slightly bitter and the stick tends to leave some small hairy residues in the mouth but I recognize that my teeth are smoother and less yellowed by my consumption of tea and coffee. But it will not replace my electric toothbrush (or manual) because it does not allow to clean between the teeth. I use it mainly in the evening (2 to 3 times/week) after my brushing for a better dental hygiene and also on the tongue. It is recommended to do it during 5 mn. Since I use it, I noticed that my teeth were whiter. I really like this ecological concept which allows me to use it at the office in all discretion for a better breath and dental hygiene.
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Pépin
purchased on 28/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
Meets my expectations. Good packaging. I recommend
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Paradox
purchased on 27/01/2020
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4 /5
★★★★☆
I took these sticks to test because I did not know. After test, these sticks are very practical when we are outside and we can't necessarily brush our teeth after the meal. After, it is still not a toothbrush and it is difficult to remove everything well. I recommend for the cleaning of the teeth in outside...
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Manf
purchased on 27/01/2020
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3 /5
★★★☆☆
Having spent some time in Africa, I am used to these wooden sticks that fray and are used as toothbrushes there.These sticks are not of the same wood as the one used in Mali.They are delivered in individual packaging.At the opening, we have a certain smell, which goes away quickly though.We have to remove the bark on about 1 cm, the wood inside frays, we can then brush our teeth with it (and not just bite it).It is efficient, teeth are smoother. On the other hand, we find ourselves with a lot of small residues of wood in the mouth, which is not the case with the traditional sticks that I was able to use before.On the principle, therefore, it is yes, but defects in these sticks.
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Zephir
purchased on 27/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
Perfect to put in the tank of my espresso machine to purify the water of the chlorine taste.it works well is the coffee to a better quality and taste.
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Mj
purchased on 27/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
This product meets my expectations. Very good quality/price ratio. I haven't tested it personally but my kids use it and like it. I recommend this product.
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Mavy B.
purchased on 27/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
Item as described, easy to use
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Schtoups
purchased on 27/01/2020
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5 /5
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Perfect when I can't use a toothbrush, these sticks are really good. reusable and organic.
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Chris
purchased on 27/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
These activated carbon sticks fit perfectly in a bottle thanks to their elongated format.they play perfectly their roles of filters for the water and allows to bring a neutral taste to an average water.I use them every day and we feel the difference.
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Gigi
purchased on 26/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
I do not know this plant Siwak, and I discover here! 6 sticks are individually vacuum packed, and it is indeed a plant. You chew to get the fiber out, and you brush with it. It is difficult to reach the bottom of the teeth inside, but where we arrive it cleans well and there is a taste a little minty very subtle and pleasant feeling in the mouth. It is a good initiative to think about the planet and the natural health!
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Sofiane
purchased on 26/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
Eliminating little by little everything disposable, I turned to the oriculi to finish with the cotton buds. This product is easy to use, economical and ecological. The products arrived in good condition, despite the fact that they were sent in a slightly reinforced zipped pocket. A small flat bamboo case would have been nice, especially if you need to carry them, but the zippered pocket will also do the job. I chose this brand because it participates in the fight against deforestation in the Amazon, so it's an extra gesture in favor of the environment. I recommend this product.
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Caélina
purchased on 25/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
Very good product, the tap water where I live is full of limestone. When I fill a glass of water, there is like a persistent fog. After I put the stones in, it disappeared. I don't have the taste of chlorine?
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Yo
purchased on 26/01/2020
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2 /5
★★☆☆☆
When I opened the package, the smell threw me off a bit, I gave a stem to my dog, a German shepherd, he smelled it and didn't touch it - frankly, if he doesn't like it, neither do I!
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Manon
purchased on 25/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
The siwak or "araq wood" is the root of the shrub salvadora persica used as a natural toothbrush, the siwak has purifying properties recognized, it cleans the mouth and helps to take care of the gums.It's quite particular I must say, it reminded me a bit of potato when rubbing against the teeth and gums and even the tongue.Anyway, it's not unpleasant and it smooths the teeth well, it's a good alternative between 2 brushings or as a complement.I like the concept very much, and I saw that with siwak powder, we can make our own toothpaste.It cleans teeth on pivots or braces just as well.
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Raph
purchased on 25/01/2020
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4 /5
★★★★☆
My tap water has a strong chemical taste, I had to put two sticks for one liter of water instead of one to have a tasteless water, and I had well followed the instructions ... So the pack is going to last me less than expected. I'm thinking of trying the big binchotans, to be seen in time
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She
purchased on 25/01/2020
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3 /5
★★★☆☆
It is about 25 ceramic pearls to improve the quality of water.French brand but made in Japan, too bad.Ideal when we have a hard water as at home.I placed them in the water tanks of my coffee maker and my kettle.It is still necessary to put a certain number.To see in time for the effectiveness.Good ecological alternative.I hope that this comment will be useful to you, if you have questions do not hesitate.
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Colette J.
purchased on 25/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
I am delighted with this purchase, a pdf document is sent to better know the product, learn to use it properly and take care of it. The product is as expected, used correctly there is no reason for it not to last over time. One more step towards waste reduction.
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Sophie E.
purchased on 25/01/2020
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5 /5
★★★★★
As a child, I didn't learn to clean my tongue in addition to my teeth when I brushed. I discovered as an adult that it's important for breath too.these tongue scrapers are simple and well designed.they are easy to use and effective.
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Lecozannet
purchased on 25/01/2020
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