Customer reviews of Orinko

I am not convinced of the effectiveness of the product in terms of the taste of the water

To be tested again before being able to give a final opinion.... I did not receive the PDF... how to request it?

RAS

Durable and reusable over time but less practical and pleasant to use than cotton swabs.

The taste of the water is very good and pleasant

Ras

I put it in a carafe and in the coffee maker! The water tastes great and there is no limescale.

nice tongue cleaners, you don't have to be nauseous to use the copper tongue cleaners. I didn't find the ebook, but it's as easy as pie to use it. the tongue which reserves the maximum of bacteria is well cleaned by scraping the tongue from the back to the front

In one week, my husband broke two of them and I hurt my ear. From an ecological point of view it is undeniably a good idea... But in practice, the promise is not kept.

I have been testing them for several weeks now, in several different containers. I put it in my sports bottle but also in my Senseo coffee machine and in the water bottle for meals. And I admit that at the beginning I did not believe in its effectiveness and I was very surprised to see the water remained clear and without the taste really not pleasant of hard water. I think I will use it again

Small pieces of coal end up in the water.

Easy to use, you just have to be careful not to go too far or you might get hurt. The oriculi is used to avoid the cotton swabs which will make plugs if too often used. With this you just have to scrape in the ear to remove the excess of earwax. As it is a block, there is no risk of losing the tip in the ear like other products. About 2 weeks I have had it and I'm very pleased.

It's hard to say if there is a difference in taste but I notice that I have less or more algae in my water filter

without comment on the other product the masks or are they moreover of all the peoples of Gaul the BELGIAN ARE THE MOST BRAVENT one can build the masks in BELGIUM the problem produce of the manufacturer to the consumer LESS EXPENSIVE THANKS LIVE A WONDERFUL WEEK

Effective but tends to crumble in water.

Not quite sure of their efficiency but it's an interesting alternative to filter water and it's infinitely reusable.

Very happy with this product I use it in complement of cotton stem in silicone its makes perfectly the work

Special taste of turnip but you get used to it. Meets my expectations and especially ecological and just as effective.

too early to judge

These tongue scrapers do their job well, they remove the residue on the tongue but I don't know if it's effective

I wasn't expecting this I must admit. I was using this kind of metal product and I wanted to change...

Big fan of cotton swabs, this new product is a good alternative and more ecological and especially it will avoid that I damage my ears by pushing the dirt at the bottom contrary to this product!

The taste is well modified. We no longer have the feeling of bleach or unpleasant taste. However, we are not able to evaluate the evolution of the composition of the water.

In order to avoid the plastic bottles because it is necessary to recognize that the water remains very long and by all the times in these containers which are far from being natural. I passed to the activated carbon, that enables me to use the tap water naturally and without difficulty. The water is theoretically corrected to be closer to natural water, without limestone ... For the moment it suits me and does not require special handling unlike bottled water. it is not a big financial investment, to see in time!

On the insert it seemed to me that it had the yellow certification label but once I had the product in my hands I did not find it on the packaging but the product was fine.

Charcoal is really effective for water. I had filtering carafes, and I really find that these sticks are just as efficient: same taste sensation as with the carafes. However, you have to prepare the stick, and wait (a long time! several hours) for it to take effect... So, I came back to the decanters.

The water used has really the taste of the source. The small minus is that it is necessary to think of sterilizing the sticks

Broken coal receipts

Surprising at the 1st use but you get used to it, it is effective

It is true that tap water always has a little taste. Also, in my kettle, there is often limescale deposited over time. Ceramic beads are known to purify water. So this set of 25 beads found its way into my kettle right away. It seems to work. However, when I boil the water, the beads make an additional noise to the one the kettle normally makes! No problem, you get used to it quickly!

I have a filtering carafe bought in an organic store (reusable charcoal filter) and I'm very happy with it.I wanted to test this product because a friend of mine has the wooden one and she is very happy with it. So why not test it in our water bottles? My assessment after a few weeks of use: I put a single stick for a glass bottle of one liter. The taste of chlorine disappears for the most part, or even totally if you leave it overnight.it's very easy to use: you just have to boil the stick for 10 minutes and you can use it.the quality/price ratio is, in my opinion, very good. The filtering carafes are faster, but also more expensive.I indicated mixed because we can not know if the capture of heavy metals and others, is really done. What I can see is that my carafe filters limescale (my kettle is always clean) but this carbon does not, but it is not sold for that...

Set of 6 sticks to brush your teeth in a different way.it's quite funny but doesn't seem to me as efficient as a good old toothpaste and a toothbrush.but in case of travel without water at hand, it's good enough.

My water is not particularly hard, does not have a bad taste... I have a filtered circuit dedicated to drinking water. Well, it is difficult to find a real advantage, the water is very close, not to say identical to the one that comes out of the "classic" tap, nothing to do with the filtered water which is much more neutral in taste ....

I was surprised by this natural toothbrush system. It comes in the form of 6 sticks individually wrapped in plastic. When you open the plastic, you get a "wet" stick. It is easy to remove the bark just by chewing on the end. At that point, there is a very strong, somewhat disturbing smell that comes out. The wood fibers actually act like toothbrush bristles, a little thicker though. It's fun to brush your teeth and gums with it, even if I find it not very practical. After brushing, the teeth are very smooth, so it works! Perfect for an extra wash, I won't use it for a daily wash.

Recent use so difficult to measure longevity but the product is as expected

Sometimes it's hard to brush your teeth - especially when you're traveling. The Siwak stick is an excellent alternative to the toothbrush! Everyone can use the stick as they wish, by insisting on the gums or between the teeth. Between two uses, it is advised to keep it in a clean and dry place (e.g. a tissue, a toothbrush case).the result is surprising: with the passage of the tongue on the teeth, they are smooth. The stick does not change the breath but it leaves a slight taste of freshness on the teeth.one star less for the plastic packaging, which is a pity considering the eco-responsible commitment of the product.

The siwak plant is a discovery for me, I did not know at all... The batch includes 6 sticks... To use it, you have to remove one end of the stick, to remove the bark and reveal the fibers...It is probably effective and in any case it is a good ecological gesture, however the smell and the taste do not suit me, and it is thus difficult for me to clean my teeth with it... The more, it is not very easy to wash the teeth of the bottom, or the internal face of certain teeth... I like this healthy and ecological side, but unfortunately I will not renew the experiment very often.

Very pleasant. Soft and efficient.

Be careful not to leave them lying around, I find them very small, even dangerous for young children who might be tempted to taste them.I don't understand the principle of this Japanese-made ceramic and its effect on limescale or on what gives the taste to water.I prefer to use it to treat the water of the iron.

I'm always a little skeptical about this type of product, but it seems to me that it does work. I live in Paris, where the water quality is good, although quite hard. I put a dozen of these pearls in a bottle of tap water, and its taste seems to be purer, without me being able to determine if there is a placebo effect, or if it simply "works"!