Nothing gross on your brushes without giving up a counter that looks good
360 Rotating Toothbrush Holder: Covered Countertop Storage
Slide the door open when you want the brushes exposed to air. Close it when you want the counter to look finished.
Clear dome, white base, gold top, non slip
Dome lifts off. Base drains. Spins wet.
Makes my counter look more expensive than it did before. Love it!!
Four toothbrushes shouldn't ruin your counter
360 Rotating Toothbrush Holder: Covered Countertop Storage
We actually talk now
My husband and I were bickering about whose toothbrush got the front spot. Now we just spin it. Genuinely didn't think it would fix that.
For anyone with roommates
If you share a bathroom with someone who leaves their stuff everywhere, get this. I put mine in our guest bath and now when people come over it actually looks like a guest bath instead of our overflow storage.
Wasn't sure I needed it
I kept looking at it for two weeks because I thought it was overkill for toothbrushes. Ordered it anyway and now I wish I'd done it sooner, my counter actually looks put together.
Guests stopped asking about renos
I bought this because my bathroom looked cluttered even after I cleaned it. Four toothbrushes just sitting there next to the sink. Now when people come over they ask if I redid the bathroom. I didn't change anything except hiding the toothbrushes behind the door. It actually looks intentional now, like something you'd see staged.
I leave the door open during the day
I was worried it would get moldy in there, so I leave the door open during the day. No mold, no smell, brushes dry fine, and I still close it for guests.
Fits our rental counter
We have maybe eight inches of counter space in our apartment bathroom and three people sharing it. This fits in that sliver next to the sink, spins so my husband can get his stuff without moving mine, and makes it look like we have storage when we literally have none.
Turns out it's a makeup brush win
I bought it for toothbrushes but my makeup brushes finally have a home that doesn't collect dust. The tall section fits my biggest kabuki and the door keeps them actually clean.
Perfect housewarming gift
If you're buying for someone who just moved in with a partner or into their first place and is trying to make a shared bathroom not look like a dorm, this is the one. It's thoughtful without being weird, it actually solves the toothbrush problem, and it looks way more expensive than it is. I've bought three now. One for me, two as gifts.
Glad I didn't wait
I kept adding it to cart and deleting it. Finally bought it for company coming over and now I use it every day.
The organizer that hides your toothbrushes behind ribbed acrylic.
Your counter finally looks finished.
Your bathroom is clean. The grout is scrubbed, the mirror is spotless, the hand towel matches the bath mat. But four toothbrushes and a tube of toothpaste are sitting out on the counter where everyone can see them, and that is all anyone notices.
This organizer is what you put them in instead. Slide the ribbed acrylic door closed and the whole lot disappears behind something that looks like it came with the bathroom. Spin the base with one finger when you want your brush back.
The three interior sections hold electric toothbrush handles, manual brushes, a full toothpaste tube and razors at once. The dome lifts off so you can rinse the inside out, and the underside has drainage openings and non slip pads so it stays planted on a wet counter while you spin it.
Leave the door open between uses so brushes air out. Close it when company comes or when you want the counter to read finished. The ribbed acrylic catches the light like crystal glassware, and the gold tone knob on top makes it look more expensive than it costs. A clean bathroom that finally looks clean.
Why This One Stays Clean
Most toothbrush holders grow a gray ring of water and toothpaste sludge at the bottom by day three. This one drains from the underside, lifts off so you can rinse the whole interior under the tap, and air-dries with the door open.
Why This One Stays Clean
Most toothbrush holders grow a gray ring of water and toothpaste sludge at the bottom by day three. This one drains from the underside, lifts off so you can rinse the whole interior under the tap, and air-dries with the door open.
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The Numbers: How Clean It Stays
1,200+ buyers on how they keep it clean:
The Numbers: How Clean It Stays
1,200+ buyers on how they keep it clean:
Leave the door open during the day
Rinse frequency reported
No mold or buildup after 3 months
Lift the dome. Rinse it under the tap. Wipe the base. Leave the door open while brushes dry. Close it when the counter needs to look finished. The toothbrushes air out, the holder stays clean, and the counter reads hotel instead of dorm.
Your bathroom is clean. It never looks it.
Four toothbrushes and a tube of toothpaste sit out on the counter where everyone can see them. The rest of the bathroom is spotless. The counter reads like a dorm. Slide one curved door and the whole lot disappears behind ribbed acrylic with a gold top. Spin the base with one finger when you want it back.
How to use the rotating organizer
Load It
Lift the dome off. Drop brushes, toothpaste and razors into the three sections.
Spin When Needed
Base rotates 360 degrees so your brush comes to you.
Slide the Door Closed
Toothbrushes disappear behind ribbed acrylic, counter reads finished.
A covered organizer. A countertop piece that belongs on your counter.
The ribbed dome sits over a white three-section base that spins 360 degrees with one finger. The curved door slides open when you need a brush and closes when you want the counter to look finished.
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Sliding cover hides everyday clutter
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Base spins 360°, no digging required
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Fits electric handles and full toothpaste
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Dome lifts off, rinse and air out
360 Rotating Toothbrush Holder Questions
The dome lifts off completely so you can rinse it out under the tap. The base has drainage openings on the underside so water doesn't pool, and you wipe the whole thing down with a damp cloth the same way you would your counter. Leave the sliding door open between uses so air circulates and brushes dry out properly.
No, because the door slides open so you control airflow. Leave it open during the day so brushes dry out completely, then slide it closed when you want the counter to look finished. The base has drainage openings underneath and the dome lifts off for rinsing, so nothing sits in trapped moisture.
Yes. The largest compartment is sized for bulky electric toothbrush handles and a full size toothpaste tube standing upright. The two narrower sections hold manual brushes, razors, floss, or makeup brushes.
The base spins 360 degrees with one finger, so whatever you need comes to the front. You never have to dig past the toothpaste or lift anything out of the way.
Yes. The underside has non slip pads fitted so it stays planted even when the counter is wet. The base rotates smoothly with one hand while the holder itself stays exactly where you put it.