For Plastic Free July, which kicks off today, a Hitchin-based business has pledged to offer everyone a bamboo tooth brush completely free of charge.
@BambuuBrush, which is based in Bucklersbury, launched its offer for the month-long initiative, which raises awareness around plastic pollution and reducing plastic consumption.
@BambuuBrush's founders Rebecca Dudbridge and Tommie Eaton have made it their mission to make sustainable actions accessible for all.
Since launching @BambuuBrush, 34,000 kilos of plastic toothbrushes have been stopped from entering commercial circulation.
Rebecca told the Comet: "Plastic Free July is all about inspiring people to be part of the solution.
"We want to give everybody the opportunity to make one simple change. This free @BambuuBrush could be the start of someone’s sustainable journey, which will hopefully inspire them to make further simple changes in their day-to-day life."
Interested? All you have to do is use the discount code PLASTICFREEJULY at checkout and cover the costs of shipping.
Tommie added: "As crazy as it’s sounds, we believe there is high power in starting and ending your day in a sustainable way."
To get your hands on a free bamboo toothbrush - which retails at just £2.50 - visit bambuubrush.com.
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