Oral Swabs Disposable- Untreated and Unflavored Mouth Oral Cleaning Sponge Toothbrushes White 100 Counts

Great swabs - we use swabs to help with my grandfathers mouth since his stroke - he has severe dry mouth so we use these to add moisture. We’ve used many different swabs, different shapes, sizes, from the VA, hospital, etc & these are truly the best of them all. The shape is perfect, effective, and the sponge is great with absorbing water to add to his mouth and then to absorb some mucus out of his mouth. These are an asset to helping maintain his health and I honestly appreciate these swabs.

I use these to help clean my mouth after a major mouth surgery and they work really well for me! The sponge has small pores which makes it very soft and does not irritate my sensitive mouth! Sponges with larger pores tend to be more coarse and scratches my mouth! The plastic handle stands up to my gentle scrubbing! Nice swab!

These are excellent for swabbing my husbands teeth and mouth in the morning when I remove his c-pap. He can get a little moisture in his mouth and I can apply a small amount of mouthwash to his gums. They stay intact even if he bites down.

My mouth gets very dry at night, so I keep a swab handy by my bedside, inside a glass of ice water.

These swabs are very effective with cleaning the inside of cheeks and tongue. It is quick and easy!

Multi use too

First purchase of this type product, so can't compare to others. Might have gone 4* to be fair, as I may have expected too much from this type product.Nice that these are individually wrapped. Nice swab for gums and teeth, but not much for the indention between teeth. The foam is about 1"x1". Can apply toothpaste or dunk in a cup of mouth wash. If the person is a biter, concerned these would tear apart or the sponge come off and question a potential swallowing hazard. By hand it took several really hard tugs to rip the sponge off the plastic stick.Box does say choking hazard/children on the box, and with the fairly strong bendable stick, so I wouldn't leave children or special needs persons unattended. ***The box also states not to leave in direct sunlight or fluorescent lighting.*** Doubt I would leave it in the glove box either.Overall impressionIf you really need to clean your teeth, this is just so so. If you want a little freshener it will do. If you have a special needs person it may be helpful, just watch with biting or tongue thrust.

This was recommended by Debra of Attic Lane on youtube as a blender for distress inks. Works great, much less expensive than the tools sold for that purpose.