The Sustayne Wheat Straw Toothbrush feels solid and smooth in the hand, with a gently contoured handle made from a wheat straw blend. The soft nylon bristles clean gently yet effectively, giving guests a comfortable brushing experience whether they’re winding down after a treatment or freshening up before heading out. 

Each brush arrives wrapped in an FSC-certified kraft paper sleeve that looks thoughtful on a vanity or tucked into a guest amenity tray. This is a practical choice that supports your commitment to responsible operations without sacrificing comfort or performance. 

Features
• Wheat straw-polypropylene blend handle for strength and resilience
• Soft nylon bristles for comfortable brushing
• Free of BPA and phthalates
• 7" length fits a range of guest needs
• Individually wrapped in FSC-certified kraft paper 

Why You’ll Love These
• Durable design that holds up to guest use
• Clean, natural look that aligns with mindful spa values
• Simple single-use packaging that’s easy to stock and display
• Supports your sustainability goals without complexity 

Why Your Guests Will Love These
• Comfortable, gentle bristles that feel considerate
• Thoughtful individual packaging that feels personal
• A premium feel that complements their overall spa impression
• Visible care in the details of guest amenities 

About Wheat Straw

Wheat straw material is made from approximately 30–40% wheat straw fiber blended with polypropylene (PP). This combination creates a durable, food-grade material designed for hospitality use.

Wheat straw is an agricultural byproduct left after wheat harvest. In some regions, wheat straw may be burned in fields after harvest, which contributes to air pollution. By incorporating wheat straw into products, Sustayne helps repurpose this byproduct while providing an additional revenue stream for farmers.

Blending wheat straw fiber with polypropylene also reduces the amount of conventional plastic used in the material. For example, Sustayne estimates that producing 3,120,000 wheat straw razors diverts approximately 7 tons of wheat straw from field burning and reduces plastic use by about 7 tons.

Incorporating wheat straw fiber into the material allows a portion of the polypropylene to be replaced with an agricultural byproduct.

Important Disposal Note:
Wheat straw products are made from a blend of plant fiber and polypropylene. Because of this combination, they should be disposed of in regular waste and are not suitable for recycling or composting programs.