Colgate Max Fresh Wisp Disposable Mini Toothbrush, Peppermint - 24 Count (4 Pack)

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Toothbrushes should be stored upright and allowed to dry in the open air. So, in addition to choosing a holder that stores one, two, or five toothbrushes, make sure that the toothbrush holder you are choosing has enough space between compartments so that toothbrushes in a shared holder do not touch. This will prevent the transfer of germs and bacteria and ensure that toothbrushes adequately dry out between uses. With that said, it’s best to select a portable toothbrush that’s comfortable enough to hold in your hand but small enough to fit in your toiletry bag. Bristle variety This holder has a bamboo divider to separate toothbrushes. With the divider in, the compartments might be too narrow to hold a full-sized tube of toothpaste; however, you can remove the divider to make more room for larger items. This toothbrush holder features a dry earth insert that absorbs water to keep mold and bacteria at bay. For added convenience, it's dishwasher-safe—just be sure to remove the bamboo divider and dry earth insert before washing.

This spacious toothbrush holder is a great option for an average-sized family or a suite of roommates. It has six compartments to store all your dental necessities. The four center compartments can accommodate any type of toothbrush—even chunkier electronic ones. The deeper of the two large side compartments is an ideal spot for toothpaste, while the shallower compartment is perfect for storing dental floss and other smaller items. This holder adheres to a wide variety of shiny surfaces without using suction cups or adhesives so that you can safely put it on the tile above your sink. Even though it may get wet—especially if you opt to use it in the shower—the silicone is antibacterial and will remain relatively clean. It's also built with custom drainage holders that easily allow water to pass through. However, it doesn't separate toothbrushes, so it's more suitable for an individual user.

Wall-mounted toothbrush storage is ideal for those with space concerns, and it also comes in handy if you are someone who prefers to streamline your routine by brushing your teeth in the shower.If that's the case in your home, the Tooletries Toothbrush and Razor Holder is for you. It's silicone, waterproof, and perfectly suitable for the shower—it even has a dedicated spot for your razor. Different travelers require different things from their toothbrushes. While some want something portable, discriminating travelers will look for models with more robust features. No one likes to see mold. First off, you want to try and control mold growth by preventing it. “The best way to prevent mold from growing on your toothbrush holder is to make sure it always stays dry and clean,” says Williams. “Mold grows in dark and moist environments, so before replacing your toothbrush you should make sure that it is mostly dry and any excess water (or toothpaste) is drained.” Also, choose toothbrush holders designed to allow the brushes adequate ventilation. Keep your toothbrush clean before you store it by rinsing it well with running water after each use to remove paste residue that can drip onto or into the holder. Wipe up excess spills with a microfiber cloth. Janelle Williams, professional organizer and owner of Organized by JWC, has an additional method for deeper cleans of your toothbrush holder. "For a deeper clean, I usually use hydrogen peroxide mixed with water to disinfect from any bacteria that may be growing inside or on the holder."

I am a believer in using organizers that provide multiple compartments with one container. These are best for maximizing counter space. Choosing a circular rather than boxed or rectangular shape gives the illusion of more space, especially if stored in a corner," says Janelle Williams, professional organizer and the owner of Organized by JWC. In addition to a space-saving design, Airmoon offers a more hygienic way to store toothbrushes. Because most of the real estate is vertical, toothbrushes stay off the counter—far away from the toilet. According to an 11-year study by the Oral Health Foundation, those who use electric toothbrushes have less tooth decay, healthier gums, and keep their teeth longer than those using manual toothbrushes.Travelers on a long-haul adventure will most likely aim for rechargeable options, while those with more sensitive teeth will put a premium on bristle quality. Toothbrushes with heads larger than this may be hard to maneuver and won’t be able to reach the nooks and crannies of your mouth.