Showing posts with label toothbrush case. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toothbrush case. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Kingsley Toothbrush Holder Teal Review

Kingsley Toothbrush Holder Teal
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It's made of hard plastic, so I worry that it may break. Each half is made of two pieces of plastic, so that's also a potential point of breakage. Definitely not as well made as other toothbrush holders I've found, but better than what I found at my local drugstore, though your milage may vary.
There is enough friction so that it does not come apart, which is probably the most important feature.
There are two holes on one end to allow moisture to drip out, which is good. It would've been better if they had holes on both ends, or perhaps one towards the middle of each half.

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Thursday, December 29, 2011

Snap-On Toothbrush Sanitizer - 2-PACK,(Dr. Tung's) Review

Snap-On Toothbrush Sanitizer - 2-PACK,(Dr. Tung's)
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For a long time I was using the UV toothbrush holder/sanitizers, but they continually wear out and get grunge in them (if they're really sanitizing, how do they get grunge in them?!?!?) Anyways, I was preparing to travel and first saw these in the local health food store. I decided to try them instead of the portable UV case I would usually use and I've been using them ever since.
My toothbrush doesn't get any build up around the bristles since using these - it seemed like there was always a tiny bit of build up when using the UV sanitizers. Plus the UV sanitizers are a pain to clean and you have to constantly replace the batteries. These you just replace every two months - a cost much lower than the UV units and a continual need to replace their batteries.
The packaging says that the granules, which are in a tiny container on the front of the unit, contain lemon oil, clove oil, peppermint oil. tea tree oil and thyme oil. I've noticed that as it grows closer to the time to replace it the granules seem to swell up - as if they're absorbing moisture. However, I don't know if that's part of the whole sanitizing process or not.

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Toothbrushes harbor a host of harmful bacteria that can re-infect your mouth when you brush. Our Snap-On Sanitizer is a revolutionary product that releases all-natural, anti-bacterial vapors to kill germs and safely sanitize your toothbrush between brushings. Fits most manual and power brushes, No electricity or batteries required, Ideal and convenient for home and travel, 100% natural disinfecting vapors, Assorted colors/aromas (We'll select for you.). N/A

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Friday, July 15, 2011

Dr. Tungs Products Snap-on Toothbrush Sanitizer Review

Dr. Tungs Products Snap-on Toothbrush Sanitizer
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For a long time I was using the UV toothbrush holder/sanitizers, but they continually wear out and get grunge in them (if they're really sanitizing, how do they get grunge in them?!?!?) Anyways, I was preparing to travel and first saw these in the local health food store. I decided to try them instead of the portable UV case I would usually use and I've been using them ever since.
My toothbrush doesn't get any build up around the bristles since using these - it seemed like there was always a tiny bit of build up when using the UV sanitizers. Plus the UV sanitizers are a pain to clean and you have to constantly replace the batteries. These you just replace every two months - a cost much lower than the UV units and a continual need to replace their batteries.
The packaging says that the granules, which are in a tiny container on the front of the unit, contain lemon oil, clove oil, peppermint oil. tea tree oil and thyme oil. I've noticed that as it grows closer to the time to replace it the granules seem to swell up - as if they're absorbing moisture. However, I don't know if that's part of the whole sanitizing process or not.

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Snap-On Toothbrush SanitizerKeeps your toothbrush hygienic and fresh.New!Toothbrushes harbor a host of harmful bacteria that can re-infect your mouth when you brush. Our Snap-On Sanitizer is a revolutionary product that releases all-natural, anti-bacterial vapors to kill germs and safely sanitize your toothbrush between brushings.? Fits most manual and power brushes? No electricity or batteries required ? Ideal and convenient for home and travel ? 100% natural disinfecting vapors ? Assorted colors/aromas (We'll select for you.) ? Easy to use: After brushing your teeth, rinse toothbrush, shake off excess water and place inside the sanitizer device. The germ defense system goes to work immediately.

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