'World-first' zero waste toothbrush brand Reswirl launches £10k crowdfunder

Published: 3-Jun-2020
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Reswirl, a UK toothbrush start-up, is seeking £10k in crowdfunding to bring its product to market.

Claiming to be the world’s first-ever zero waste toothbrush, the brand’s

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