Copper Tongue Scraper - One-Piece Plastic-Free Tongue Cleaner
Description
The copper tongue scraper is a one-piece tool drawn from a single strip of solid copper, with a looped scraping head and a flat tapered handle. The scraper carries no plastic and no separate parts. The copper tongue scraper suits anyone who wants a metal tongue cleaner to rinse and reuse. Lux Health ships the scraper from Toronto in 1 to 2 business days, free across Canada over $49.98.
- Solid copper: The scraper is formed from copper, with no plastic anywhere in the build.
- One-piece build: The head and the handle come from a single strip, so there is no join and nothing to come apart.
- Looped scraping head: The head is a band of copper folded into a loop, and the folded edge is what draws across the tongue.
- Hanging hole: The handle tapers to a rounded end with a hole, so the scraper can hang to dry between uses.
- Reusable: The scraper is made for repeated use, cleaned after each use rather than thrown away.
Copper tongue scraper specifications
| Material | Copper |
|---|---|
| Construction | One piece, head and handle formed from a single strip |
| Head | Looped, folded to a scraping edge |
| Handle | Flat and tapered, with a hanging hole at the end |
| Plastic content | None |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Care | Clean after use and dry thoroughly |
How do you use a copper tongue scraper?
The copper tongue scraper is used after brushing. Hold the handle, rest the looped head on the tongue and draw it forward, rinsing the head between strokes. Clean the scraper after use and dry it thoroughly before storing it.
How do you clean a copper tongue scraper?
Clean the copper tongue scraper after every use and dry it thoroughly. The hanging hole in the handle is there so the scraper can hang rather than sit wet in a drawer or a cup.
Who is the copper tongue scraper for?
The copper tongue scraper suits a buyer who wants a metal tongue cleaner in one piece, with no plastic and nothing to replace. A buyer who would rather not clean and dry a tool after each use, or who wants a disposable one, should choose a different item.
Does Lux Health ship the copper tongue scraper across Canada?
Lux Health stocks the copper tongue scraper in Toronto and ships across Canada. Orders are processed in 1 to 2 business days and transit is 1 to 7 business days. Shipping is free on orders over $49.98, and unopened items can be returned within 30 days.
How to Use
Apply as directed on the packaging. Most whitening treatments are worn 15 to 60 minutes daily for the full treatment course. Store remaining product in a cool, dry place.
Shipping
Please allow 1 to 2 business days of processing. Average transit within Canada: 1 to 7 business days. Free shipping on all orders over $49.98.
FAQ
What is the copper tongue scraper made of?
Copper, in one piece. The head and the handle of the copper tongue scraper are formed from a single strip, so there is no plastic, no second material and no join between the scraping head and the handle.
How do you use a copper tongue scraper?
Use the copper tongue scraper after brushing. Rest the looped head on the tongue, draw it forward, and rinse the head between strokes. Clean the scraper after use and dry it thoroughly before storing it.
What is the difference between a copper and a plastic tongue scraper?
Material and lifespan. The copper tongue scraper is one piece of metal made for repeated use, where a plastic scraper is usually moulded in two parts and replaced. The copper one needs cleaning and drying after each use.
Does Lux Health ship the copper tongue scraper across Canada?
Yes. Lux Health stocks the copper tongue scraper in Toronto and ships across Canada. Orders are processed in 1 to 2 business days, transit is 1 to 7 business days, shipping is free over $49.98, and unopened items can be returned within 30 days.
Is the copper tongue scraper plastic-free?
Yes. The copper tongue scraper is a single piece of copper with no plastic handle, no grip insert and no packaging insert in the tool itself. Clean it after use and dry it thoroughly.
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