Customer reviews of Orinko

Diameter a bit large for a Brita type decanter. Efficient.

I did not know that it had such a particular smell.

Packed with care and very good product

Delivery time respected. Article conforms (Oriculi in bamboo by 6), with the exception of the assortment of the colors (received yellow in double and not blue).

Validated product changes the taste of the water in 1 or 2 hours. I don't have to go out and buy water packs anymore. I highly recommend it for those who like to drink a lot of water!

the article corresponds to my expectations,

Fast delivery. Easy to use.

Very good product, but the diameyre is very large, does not pass in an empty glass bottle of fruit juice

The items are accompanied by a very detailed notice. Very good

I've been wanting to try ceramic beads for a while. Their virtues seem promising with a very wide use and a super long life span. You can use them to improve the taste of water, to avoid limescale in a kettle, a washing machine or a dishwasher (with the use of a bag)! This batch comes in a box of 50 pearls, knowing that you need 1 pearl for at least 10 cl of water. In a carafe of one liter, we will use 10 or even 15 and in a washing machine the whole lot.before the first use, it is necessary to put the pearls 10 min in boiling water and to let them dry then. You can also use this same technique to clean them from time to time or use white vinegar. This can also help to preserve flowers or fruits and vegetables while reducing bad smells. The efficiency is however relative and will depend on the hardness of the water as well as on its own pallet. Some people say it's a miracle while others say it's a scam. This is really the type of product that you have to test to make up your mind. For my part, it is too early to say whether or not it is anti-scale. On the other hand, the taste is undeniable. My wife, who is very sensitive to taste and uses a carafe filter, removed the filter from her carafe and placed the pearls in its place. And according to her, "the water no longer tastes like tap water". I am waiting to see if the effect will last. 25€ for 50 pearls, the price is rather well situated here compared to the competition knowing that the life span is very long, often given to 10 years. For the moment, I am satisfied, especially if we manage to do without filters for the carafe. The investment seems to be beneficial in the long term. Now it's up to you to test it!

Much softer linen very good.

The water has no particular taste. To see with the use if the health is improved.

Product not yet tested...

ITEM CONFORMS TO THE SELLER'S DESCRIPTION

Small compact box with 50 pearls to remove limestone. I put in the carafe after having filtered the water with the carbon and a part that is to say 10 in the kettle because the water of my city is very calcareous. The result is positive!

nothing to report, everything was fine

I take these sticks with me when I have to sleep elsewhere than at home because I really like the fact that they are individually wrapped, for hygiene we are sure not to catch anything by leaving his brush in a glass or a kit not completely clean.It's also practical to take to work to wash your teeth during lunch break.no need to bring your toothpaste! I find that the efficiency is not bad either, the taste also suits me.I still find that the shape of the classic brushes is more effective to clean teeth well as it should. But it's worth it to try and change your habits to limit your plastic waste.

a very good product to purify water but it is very fragile and causes small debris in the water. On the other hand, in the description it said that a stick can be used for 3-6 months but on the package it is only 2 months? I purify water 3-4 times/day and I don't know if it's good or not...

very good idea to democratize tooth cleaning by using an ancestral method. very strange to use but works. My teeth are clean.

Ceramic beads to put in water to purify the taste and reduce limescale deposits.easy to use, just put them in the water and wait at least 10 minutes (or more for a better efficiency). (I have to admit that the water tastes a little bit better.Instead of cleaning my kettle every 5 uses, I was able to last 15 days without having too many deposits.On the other hand, I have no scientific way to check the rate of limestone.Multiple uses and almost unlimited lifePrice reasonable.

To prevent the damage caused by limescale in tap water, whether for your health or for that of your appliances, these pearls are essential and their large number is very appreciable.

As indicated on the box, you have to put the ceramic beads 10 minutes in boiling water before the first use. Then, you just have to pour the beads in water (about 10 to 15 beads for 1 liter), wait 10 minutes, and the water is purified.I did the test with 0,5 l of tap water and 8 beads, and I admit I was happily surprised: the taste is really better than tap water. It seems to be purified, there is less bleach taste. I didn't receive an e-book, though, so I don't know how many times you can reuse the beads, if you have to boil them again, etc... The price is still high.

It is a great substitute for the pitchers and other things I have used so far. The only drawback is that the stick crumbles when you empty the container in which it is placed, and as a result, there are small pieces of charcoal in the water poured. But this disadvantage is minor compared to the advantage it brings.

To filter my tap water, putting them in jugs. Some of the sticks were very wide and do not fit through the neck...I fortunately have pitchers with wide openings in which I could use them.But forget about the "blackblum" decanters

Good quality and efficient product

Ceramic beads can be used to filter water, descale, clean appliances and keep flowers longer! To clean your appliances such as kettles, teapots or coffee makers and remove limescale, always leave a dozen gray ceramic beads in the bottom.To keep your bouquet of flowers longerPlace a dozen ceramic beads at the bottom of your vase.I used these beads in my coffee machine, they remain permanently in the water supply which allows me to remove the scale from the water.I also have in my water pitcher, and psychological effect or not, we have seen a net improvement of our water! Perfect to recommend strongly.Thank you for clicking so useful :)

I doubt a little the product, but it reassures the guests (who say they don't like the taste of tap water). Here it's a batch of 50 pearls, we put up to 10 in a bottle of 1l and it's supposed to remove the limestone. After 3 months of use, I did not see any difference. But it reassures the guests...Note: Sometimes they break in my bottle and get stuck at the neck! The cat likes to play with them...

These ceramic beads are easy to use and pretty. But having a gravity water filter, I wonder about their ability to really purify water

First time that I use this kind of natural "toothbrush", stick a little wet, must chew the end to be able to begin to brush the teeth. Small impression of lightening of the teeth, has to see in the time if that accentuates. leave the stick in its case and close again well after use so that it does not dry.

It is good but I think that it should not be used every day. I followed the instructions well but it does hurt even if you don't press it. Otherwise it comes with a nice storage bag which is convenient in case of transport.

It is a fibrous root whose use for the cleaning of the teeth is practised since... The advantages: it is a root, thus a plant which grows, that one cultivates. Of course, it occupies a piece of land, but it is not a derivative of petroleum, like bamboo toothbrushes with NYLON bristles! Nylon is neither biodegradable nor ecological. Here, with this root, we are in the ecological. And better that it is bio, since moreover one puts it in his mouth.emballage individual, under vacuum. Ah, well one is not better than with the toothbrushes in bamboo with nylon hairs finally. Maybe even worse, considering the quantity of plastic.for the zero waste, you will repasserez! You just have to put a piece in your mouth, to chew hardly, just enough to moisten the bark of the root, which at the beginning has kept its moisture, pinch with the teeth a half to one centimeter of the end, pull to remove the bark on this part. Then we re-paste a little more to undo the fibers of the root and make a pluck with which we will come to clean the teeth. To remove the residues between the teeth, the dental plaque, it is perfect. Better than a toothbrush, even than electric ones. When you pass your tongue over your teeth after brushing them, you can feel if the enamel is smooth under your tongue (good brushing) or not (well, bad brushing = plaque and other oral pleasures that can be treated at the dentist's, so you start again). With this root brush, we rub effectively, and the teeth are well cleaned (and yes, they are smooth).to the taste, well, yuck, it is not the foot, but it is not infamous either. If you like black radish, you won't be disappointed. When you use it, rinse the root and the brush after use, and let it dry to avoid any strange culture.When the brush is no longer effective, cut the end cleanly with a knife and start chewing again to remove the bark of the root... Reproach: how to rub the teeth inside the mouth? Because the outside and the flat of the molars is easy. I couldn't find a better way than to cut a small piece of the root to be able to take it in and clean from the inside of the mouth. Vertically we don't do the job.Whitening teeth: no, it won't change the color of the enamel, you have to stop with that. An alternative toothbrush, far from being ecological in its current packaging!

Product conforms to the description but a stick of coal in crumbs.

These siwak sticks are easy to use, ecological and economical. You just have to cut the stick on 1 cm, moisten it and rub it on your teeth. I notice a whiteness and cleanliness effect after use. It is useful during hikes for example, but it does not replace a real brushing. They can be useful in addition to the daily brushing.

Works effectively on limescale but gives the water a white color, instead of having limescale patches the size is decreased. I don't think it's good to drink limescale particles with every tea.

This stuff is a great alternative to the dodgy plastic filters of conventional carafes. It has the advantage of being transparent and natural. Less scale, it's certain, you can see it very quickly. As for the rest, it's hard to judge but, in any case, you can see that the water is less loaded with chlorine and therefore certainly more pure. In any case, especially for a kettle, where limescale deposits quickly occur, it can't hurt, on the contrary. But of course this also applies to jugs, water bottles, etc., especially as they are very easy to use.

Nothing to say!

I followed the protocol of use to the letter I put 15 pearls in a bottle of drinking water from the tap of 1 liter after a rest of at least 15 minutes, the drink is ready.the water has a taste of earth and sand: yuck! While the tap water is very good, without aftertaste of any kind.as for the use in my crisper? ditto, it does not prevent vegetables and fruits from ripening too quicklyPerso, I do not recommend

Very good alternative to the toothbrush. It is easy to use and lasts a long time. I don't appreciate its taste though, which I find quite unpleasant, but it takes time to get used to it. My husband likes it and is not bothered at all.it is ecological, big black point on the other hand for the individual plastic packaging for each of the sticks, it is much less ecological!

Ceramic beads to put in water to purify the taste and reduce limescale deposits.easy to use, just put them in the water and wait at least 10 minutes (or more for better efficiency).I admit that the water tastes a little better.Instead of cleaning my kettle every 5 uses, I was able to last 15 days without having too many deposits.On the other hand, I have no scientific way to check the level of limescale.Multiple uses and almost unlimited lifePrice reasonable.

18 Sticks of Siwak (natural toothbrush) of the brand ORINKO well received.the origins of the use of Siwak would go back to 7000 years! It is not yet the plastic toothbrushes that pollute ...100% natural, this toothbrush is perfect for a back-up brushing after lunch break, on an express trip or even as a daily toothbrush.I'm not a big fan of the taste of the bark around but when we are on the inner fiber part, it looks a bit like licorice stick.It is easy to cut and a stem holds quite a long time.Too bad to have made individual plastic bags for the sticks. We were almost at fault for the whole product.this is a product that I recommend and I hope will become more common over time.