Sewak Al-Falah: Miswak (Traditional Natural Toothbrush)

Nothing personal, just didn’t like it.

First off, it is a Sunnah and was a practice of our Prophet [S] to use Miswak to clean his blessed mouth. This was one of the items he always kept next to him. This was also used by many of the previous prophets including Prophet `Isa (Jesus).The traditional way that Miswak was used was usually several times a day.Use before and after:DhikrSalahMealsFree time......to get the best results.Now as for the taste, it is not a strong taste. Mind over matter, you get over it after a minute or so and start to actually like it.The bark is easy to chew off. Bristles are easy to make as I didn't even need to dip mine in water.There is a certain smell to Miswak, but this is a small inconvenience compared the the amazing benefits you receive when using it to clean your mouth.

Horrible. I got it and it had mold all over it and smells bad.

Only my 2nd day using this and it has gotten my teeth whiter than my ultra-high-tech, uber-high-cost Philips Sonicare ever did.On the downside, I'm not ape about the taste. It's kind of an unfamiliar vegetal flavor. That said, it's not horrible, it's not unbearable, and I get used to it pretty quick, and it doesn't linger. Old-style Crest toothpaste tastes worse, honestly. And I could probably drink orange juice right after using this.I still use my dental floss to be on the safe side, but this baby does everything else. It is toothbrush/toothpaste/tongue scraper/mouthwash and gum stimulator all in one. For someone who likes to travel light without sacrificing comforts, this is a must.