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..In regards to the handles, rather than chucking them away, a more suitable recyclable method should be introduced for the new design of the toothbrush.

...<h3>Recyclable option 3</h3>..Regards to the newly proposed heads, they should be 100% recyclable and a more suitable recyclable method should be introduced for the new design of the toothbrush heads.

26/04/2019 Informed Colgate about my findings and referred them to visit this page to learn more and use ideas that stem from this page. 30/04/2019 Colgate acknowledged the feedback and sent back information regarding how I can suggest them to them through patent routes.      <!-- ########## AUTHOR 1 END ########## --> <!-- NEW CONTRIBUTOR - PASTE RIGHT ABOVE THIS LINE -->   <!-- ########## ADMIN START ########## --><h1>Authors influence & summary</h1><h2>Author 1: Mr A Claire</h2>Mr A Claire managed to setup this page, highlight some simple yet useful concepts, then forwarded them to one of the biggest manufacturers of toothbrushes to consider, where he received a response, which is usually a start in the process.<h2>Overall influence & summary</h2>Mr A Claire is currently the only contributor on this page, where he has identified how to reduce plastic waste through simple innovation and also recommended ways in how to make ones toothbrush last longer. Contribute to this page and help identify problems and solutions, which current authors have not addressed. <br><br>Note: Overall influence & summary is a changing log and you must refer to the history to see historical changes.<!-- ########## ADMIN END ########## -->