Miswak Sticks

Caring for the body includes attention to the small things we do every day.

Jacob’s Miswak Sticks offer a traditional approach to tooth cleaning using natural wood. Once prepared, the softened fibers at the end of the stick form a small brush that can be guided gently across the teeth.

Each stick can be trimmed as its brushing fibers become worn, exposing a fresh section for continued use. Its simple form makes it a practical choice for customers who prefer familiar materials and a straightforward oral care routine.

As with the other essentials in Jacob’s collection, the emphasis is on understanding the product, caring for it properly and using it consistently.

Available Options

• 1 stick

• Pack of 4 sticks

Each stick is intended for one person. Keep unused sticks clean and dry until needed.

Ingredients

Miswak wood.

How to Use

1. Rinse the stick with clean water.

2. Peel approximately 1 centimeter of bark from one end.

3. Moisten the exposed tip and gently chew it until the fibers soften and separate into a small brush.

4. Brush all tooth surfaces gently, using light pressure.

5. Rinse the tip after use and allow it to air dry.

6. Trim worn fibers and prepare a fresh section when needed.

Use gentle movements and avoid pressing hard against the teeth or gums.

Storage

Store the stick in a clean, ventilated place where it can dry between uses.

Avoid sealing a wet stick inside an airtight container. Discard the stick if mold, damage or an unusual odor develops.

Who This Product Is For

Jacob’s Miswak Sticks are suited to customers who appreciate traditional household essentials and want a simple addition to their oral care routine.

The individual stick offers a straightforward introduction. The pack of 4 provides additional sticks for replenishment or separate use by household members.

Important Information

Do not swallow the wood or fibers. Do not share sticks.

Stop using the product if irritation occurs. Children require adult supervision.

Because miswak is a natural wood product, variations in thickness, shape, color and texture may occur.

“Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.”

PSALM 19:14