I'd give it Red because its Overstock.com. Its a good deal on the surface, but remember, you still have to deal with Overstock "customer service" and other anti-customer processes.
chrisagile said: I'd give it Red because its Overstock.com. Its a good deal on the surface, but remember, you still have to deal with Overstock "customer service" and other anti-customer processes.
once you receive it, there is no return on these products, which is specifically stated in the description. there is no need to deal with customer service. tyop, will pass it on to a buddy dentist of mines
suezyque said: Give these to your trick and treaters. This won't make em fat or rot their teeth. Leave that task to your neighbors! Yeah you can get a free dozen eggs too if you do this.
chrisagile said: I'd give it Red because its Overstock.com. Its a good deal on the surface, but remember, you still have to deal with Overstock "customer service" and other anti-customer processes.
What?! No toothbrush customer support?! What if I have questions about usage?
allaman
Tired Member
posted: Oct. 12, 2009 @ 3:33p
I know who knows what will happen with no one to tell them to use the fuzzy end. BigDave said: chrisagile said: I'd give it Red because its Overstock.com. Its a good deal on the surface, but remember, you still have to deal with Overstock "customer service" and other anti-customer processes.
What?! No toothbrush customer support?! What if I have questions about usage?
My Spam-blocker is blocking the click-through link. Logging on directly to overstock brings me to the $13.99 price. Is there a link I can copy n paste instead? Thanks!
allaman said: I know who knows what will happen with no one to tell them to use the fuzzy end. BigDave said: chrisagile said: I'd give it Red because its Overstock.com. Its a good deal on the surface, but remember, you still have to deal with Overstock "customer service" and other anti-customer processes. What?! No toothbrush customer support?! What if I have questions about usage? I bet they make you pay shipping and restocking fees if you use them and don't like them, too! The fiends!
I actually bought the toothbrushes a few years ago and they are not worth the price. You would NEVER want to brush your teeth with them and they fall apart when trying to clean things (grout, etc) with them. Sorry but I have to give a red.
Logician1313 said: There was always that one house every year at Halloween that gave out toothbrushes instead of candy.Yea, I think every neighborhood had one of "those" houses. In retrospect it is pretty caring that they do that, but I still think you should give out candy for Halloween and leave dental hygiene for the other 364 days.
BrianGa said: Logician1313 said: There was always that one house every year at Halloween that gave out toothbrushes instead of candy.Yea, I think every neighborhood had one of "those" houses. In retrospect it is pretty caring that they do that, but I still think you should give out candy for Halloween and leave dental hygiene for the other 364 days.
I quit doing Halloween last year. When I was a kid we went around our own neighborhood. The last 2 years before I turned out the lights I was getting well over 100 kids, all of them bussed in from who knows where, the majority non-English speaking, many of whom don't say thank you, and their parents holding their hands out too. I'm sick of Halloween and would like it to be a thing of the past. Grrrr On another note, these toothbrushes are great to donate to shelters which I do.
BrianGa said: Logician1313 said: There was always that one house every year at Halloween that gave out toothbrushes instead of candy.Yea, I think every neighborhood had one of "those" houses. In retrospect it is pretty caring that they do that, but I still think you should give out candy for Halloween and leave dental hygiene for the other 364 days.
I think in some neighborhoods, if you hand out toothbrushes, you will be using the extra toothbrushess to clean off the eggs that pissed off kids threw at your house after getting a toothbrush.
BigDave said: chrisagile said: I'd give it Red because its Overstock.com. Its a good deal on the surface, but remember, you still have to deal with Overstock "customer service" and other anti-customer processes.
What?! No toothbrush customer support?! What if I have questions about usage?
sisterkix said: many of whom don't say thank you, and their parents holding their hands out too.seems like some of those same parents are on here, redding you.
I stayed at a hotel and received something similar to these as a freebie as I left my toothbrush at home. I thought it was good for a cheap toothbrush the first 3 times I used it and then my teeth really started to hurt.
These are really emergency one time use toothbrushes
Those toothbrushes are perfect as shanks in prison.
dpeer01
Addicted Member
posted: Oct. 13, 2009 @ 6:42a
sisterkix said: I quit doing Halloween last year. When I was a kid we went around our own neighborhood. The last 2 years before I turned out the lights I was getting well over 100 kids, all of them bussed in from who knows where, the majority non-English speaking, many of whom don't say thank you, and their parents holding their hands out too. I'm sick of Halloween and would like it to be a thing of the past. Grrrr On another note, these toothbrushes are great to donate to shelters which I do.
Then there's always the 6'2" kid with 5:00 shadow who shows up at 9:30pm and expects you to empty the rest of your bowl into his pillowcase!
sisterkix said: I quit doing Halloween last year. When I was a kid we went around our own neighborhood. The last 2 years before I turned out the lights I was getting well over 100 kids, all of them bussed in from who knows where, the majority non-English speaking, many of whom don't say thank you, and their parents holding their hands out too. I'm sick of Halloween and would like it to be a thing of the past. Grrrr.
Exactly - us too. Hmmm...maybe if I gave out toothbrushes they would quit coming by....
gigantor
Broke Member
posted: Oct. 13, 2009 @ 7:16a
great for cleaning the guns
AlanS17
Senior Member
posted: Oct. 13, 2009 @ 12:11p
Nice find. I ordered 2 cases. I'll pass them out at Halloween and give some to others to do the same.
sisterkix said: I quit doing Halloween last year. When I was a kid we went around our own neighborhood. The last 2 years before I turned out the lights I was getting well over 100 kids, all of them bussed in from who knows where, the majority non-English speaking, many of whom don't say thank you, and their parents holding their hands out too. I'm sick of Halloween and would like it to be a thing of the past. Grrrr...
Well, if you were raised like I was, and how I raised my own kids to respect other peoples property and privacy I wouldn't have to tell YOU that, now would I? I'm not anti-kid as you imply. In fact, many of the neighborhood kids drop by because I always have cookies or treats for them. Now if I wanted to put a stop to that I'd give them one of these toothbrushes
sisterkix said: I quit doing Halloween last year. When I was a kid we went around our own neighborhood. The last 2 years before I turned out the lights I was getting well over 100 kids, all of them bussed in from who knows where, the majority non-English speaking, many of whom don't say thank you, and their parents holding their hands out too. I'm sick of Halloween and would like it to be a thing of the past. Grrrr On another note, these toothbrushes are great to donate to shelters which I do.
Nope, nothing even slightly racist about this post. None at all.
My teacher's assistant was just asking for donations of small health and beauty products to help her church make bags for 50 homeless people. I'll ask if she might want to include these. Thanks for posting OP!
Franco
Member
posted: Oct. 13, 2009 @ 6:43p
Anyone know what is the country of origin on the toothbrushes??
I know Med-line is a decent med supply brand but makes you wonder if they're discounted due to some other reason. I usually stay far away from the chinese dollar store bargain-pak tooth brushes for the same reason.
pjrxj said: I see 13.99 for toothbrushes. Am I missing something?Just went to order them and they are $13.99. Was this a one-day sale or am I missing entering a code somewhere? Thx.
Franco said: Anyone know what is the country of origin on the toothbrushes??
I know Med-line is a decent med supply brand but makes you wonder if they're discounted due to some other reason. I usually stay far away from the chinese dollar store bargain-pak tooth brushes for the same reason.
no one else in the world can make them at this price
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