2 refill spools – 164 ft. each (328 ft. total). This innovative, bio-based floss by women-owned KMH Touches is a great eco friendly alternative to traditional nylon (plastic) floss. Coated with candelilla wax and flavored with ginger-mint for your enjoyment. Simply refill the jar with these refill spools and use the jar for life. An important note – this floss was designed to return to the soil and as a result, it breaks more easily than conventional plastic-based floss.
98% USDA Certified BIO-based Product (derived from corn)
This eco friendly floss has the potential to become a fully sustainable, zero waste alternative to mass produced nylon (plastic) floss.
98% USDA Certified BIO-based Product (derived from corn)
Candelilla wax
Ginger
Cut to desired length and follow oral hygiene expert’s tips for flossing.
The floss comes encased in a paper-based box that uses vegetable-based inks for printing and only non-toxic glues. Window and safety seal required by Health Canada are plant-based PHA and PLA cello (see End of Life Disposal for important information on PHA and PLA).
Keep the container and its contents (when not in use) dry.
China
98% Bio-based Floss – manufacturer is working towards compostability certification. Please contact them if more information is desired.
PHA and PLA – used for window and safety seal – the optimal solution is to direct these materials to an industrial composting facility where things like controlled temperature and the presence of microorganisms accelerate decomposition. Breakdown typically occurs in a few months or less under these conditions. Unfortunately finding such a facility in your locale may prove to be difficult and the alternative, placing these materials into the recycle bin, oftentimes will not yield the desired result.
Industry has yet to develop the infrastructure needed to effectively sort and properly process PLA or PHA “bioplastics” which currently results in the majority of PLA and PHA being landfilled. When this happens, it typically takes many decades (in some cases several hundred years) for these materials to break down entirely.
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