Cost-effective dental floss No Brand sponge dental floss

This is the dental floss I've settled on. No Brand sponge floss!

I used to use Systema sponge floss, but I found out it was made by a Japanese company. So I searched for Korean-made sponge floss and heard that No Brand sponge floss was a good alternative to Systema. I bought it right away at Emart and tried it, and it was great. Systema is just a tiny bit better, but No Brand is good enough. Above all, the value for money is the best haha. It costs 2,380 won and even comes with two extra refills. Truly the best b

Dental floss is bulkier than regular floss. Although it looks thick, it is soft and elastic like a sponge; since it tapers when pulled, it is not difficult to insert between teeth unless the spaces between them are very narrow. The sponge floss also swells up slightly when it comes into contact with water or saliva, making it easier to clean by adhering closely to the teeth.

If you look closely, you can see that the floss has a textured surface. This allows it to effectively catch and clean debris from the tooth surface. It feels much more refreshing and leaves your teeth feeling smoother than regular floss. After using sponge floss, I found that wax-coated or regular floss didn't feel as refreshing. Once I started using sponge floss, I couldn't go back to using any other type.

I usually thought private brand products would be of lower quality, but this No Brand sponge floss is really good. It does its job just as well as expensive products, and since it comes with refills at an affordable price, I highly recommend it. If you want to try sponge floss, give the No Brand sponge floss your first try :)