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Toothbrush Holders

Wall-mounted toothbrush holders keep brushes off the benchtop, while glass and ceramic styles sit beside the basin and are easy to clean.

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About Toothbrush Holders products

ArchiPro’s selection includes glass, ceramic, metal, stone and plastic toothbrush holders for Australian bathrooms. Material and construction affect how easily each holder can be cleaned, particularly when buying bathroom accessories online.

One of the often overlooked accessories, bathroom toothbrush holders serve an important purpose. Toothbrushes need to be kept vertical and separate in order to dry quickly to prevent the build-up of bacteria. It helps if they are also stored in a tidy way in a stylish holder as they are typically placed in a highly visible area. ArchiPro features top quality, stylish toothbrush holders from trusted suppliers all across Australia.

Glass 

These are easy to clean and look great. As they are transparent you can easily spot any potential dirt or water gathering inside them.

Ceramic 

For a stylish look with an incredible range of different finishes, these make a great choice. Ceramic matte black toothbrush holders are becoming increasingly popular in minimalist contemporary bathrooms.

Metal 

Some metals naturally have antimicrobial properties, making them a good choice for preventing bacterial growth.

Stone 

Stone gives a sense of class to your bathroom, especially when matched to existing decor. If you have a freestanding marble bathtub, what better way to complement it than with a marble toothbrush holder?

Plastic 

Plastic is lightweight, making it suitable for suction mounting to your wall or mirror.

Advantages

Toothbrush holders are regularly exposed to damp, bacterially contaminated substances transferred from your toothbrush. This means it is vital that the toothbrush holder can be properly cleaned, with no crevices that can harbour bacteria.

In Australia, high quality toothbrush holders are designed with this in mind, and are made out of materials that can be sanitised or even placed in the dishwasher. Quality toothbrush holders are also made of materials that won’t rust or discolour when wet.  

How to choose a toothbrush holder that’s right for you

If you have more than one person using the sink, you may want to invest in multiple toothbrush holders, or a style of holder designed to hold more than one toothbrush. Placing more than one toothbrush in a single toothbrush holder can cause the bristles to touch, transferring bacteria and preventing the airflow required to dry your toothbrush. An electric toothbrush head holder keeps the removable head separate from the handle while it dries. A kids toothbrush holder with separate spaces can help keep brushes apart in a shared bathroom.

If you have a small bathroom counter or are prone to knocking things over, you may wish to choose a wall mounted toothbrush holder instead of a toothbrush stand. These keep your toothbrushes securely off the counter, freeing up space. You could also get wall-mounted hand towel holders and save up space. A wall hanging toothbrush holder keeps the brush clear of the basin and counter. A shower toothbrush holder can keep brushes clear of the basin when the holder and its fixing are suitable for wet areas.

Where should I put my toothbrush holder?

Toothbrush holders should be placed near the sink, out of range of any splashing water, and away from the soap.

How do you clean a glass toothbrush holder?

Glass toothbrush holders can be cleaned with soap and hot water, placed in the dishwasher, or sprayed with an alcohol based disinfectant and wiped down.

How often should you clean your toothbrush holder?

Place your toothbrush holder on a clean, dry surface away from the toilet to minimize contamination from airborne particles. Ensure it's accessible for daily use and easy cleaning, ideally on a bathroom counter or shelf that's regularly wiped down.