Protect your health! Keep your toothbrush clean and free of germs at home, at work, and on the go.
The Tidy Teeth Toothbrush UV Sanitizer is compact and portable. After each brushing simply shake off excess water and place your toothbrush in the case. Within 60 seconds the intense UVC light will destroy up to 99.9% of pathogens. Make sure to charge the device for 2 hours before using.
With so many germs these days, why wouldn’t you keep your toothbrush in a sanitizing case when you’re not using it? Protect your oral health with the Tidy Teeth UV Toothbrush Sanitizer by Tool Klean.
The lightweight, highly portable 2.5” x 2” x 1.5” case fits most kinds of brush heads, such as electric and manual toothbrushes. The brush heads stay held in place with an adjustable silicone clamp. Our toothbrush sanitizer UV light will destroy up to 99.9% of pathogens with powerful C-band ultraviolet LED light.
UVC light has the power to sanitize surfaces and objects by destroying pathogens like bacteria and viruses. For something as small as a toothbrush, sanitization only takes 60 seconds.
Keeping Your Toothbrush Germ-Free Should be Easy
Brush your teeth, place your toothbrush in the case, close the lid, and walk away. The UV-C sanitizing light automatically turns on, and in just 1 minute the cycle is over. The light automatically shuts off when cleaning is complete.
This holder contains no chemicals, no ozone, and no fuss, . The built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery charges fast in 2 hours and will last 75 cleaning cycles.
Protect Yourself at Home and While Traveling
At home or work, store the case with your toothbrush in it on a bathroom counter, in a cabinet or drawer, or mounted on the wall. When traveling, toss it in with your toiletries and bring it along for the trip.
Whether at home or on the go, you’ll have peace of mind that your toothbrush is always as clean as possible. The auto safety shut-off switch ensures no accidental human exposure to UV light when the lid is open.
Buy with Confidence
The US government has strict regulations. Companies producing UV sanitizing equipment must register with the EPA and receive approval by the FCC. USA-based Tool Klean, Inc’s EPA establishment number is 94836-NY-1. See below to learn how to spot counterfeit/uncertified/unregistered/unsafe products or products making misleading claims.
Order now to quickly, easily, and effectively keep your toothbrush sanitized and free of germs and bacteria.
You’ll receive:
- One wireless UV-C light toothbrush case with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- One USB-C rapid charging cord
You’ll also have the peace of mind that comes with purchase protection from Tool Klean, Inc.’s . If you have any issues or concerns, our USA-based team is here to help!
Product Specifications
- Unit Dimensions: 1.5"H x 2.5" L x 2.0"W
- Unit Weight: 2 oz
- Light Type: Intense UV-C
- Wavelength 270-285 nm
- Bulb Type: LED
- Time to Complete Sanitization: 1 minute
- Battery Life: 75 1-minute cleaning cycles
- Battery Type: Rechargeable Lithium Ion
- Charging Cord: USB Type-C (USB-C)
- Auto Safety Shutoff When Lid Is Opened
- Wall Mountable
- Suitable for Travel
- Hold 1 Toothbrush
- Fits Most Manual and Electric Toothbrush Heads
- Item # TK-1-TT
How to Identify Counterfeit, Uncertified, Unregistered, or Potentially Unsafe Products
- Any company must be able to back up the claims they make about killing pathogens. If they can’t show a lab report backing up their claims, be wary.
- Any company producing antimicrobial products for sale in the US must be registered with the EPA. This requires being a US company or having a US agent. If a company doesn’t say they produce their products in the USA, proceed with caution.
- Any legitimate and properly certified company producing sanitization products for US distribution will be able to provide an EPA establishment number. An EPA establishment number with a two-digit code such as NY means the product is produced in that state. A code like CHN means the product is produced in another country. Tool Klean, Inc’s EPA establishment # is 94836-NY-1.
- Sterilizers must be able to kill 100% (not 99.99%) of pathogens to make objects sterile. Any product claiming to sterilize objects must be able to prove it kills 100% of pathogens. If it kills only 99.9% of pathogens then what it’s doing is sanitization, not sterilization.
