Until you zap it, soak it or buy a new one, your toothbrush is covered in bacteria ... in a toothbrush holder, uncovered so it can air-dry. That means, ultimately, that the best way to keep ...

A toothbrush holder will restore some order with a spot for a tube of Colgate and even a backup brush (in case you forgot to charge your Sonicare). But because it’s often in situ on the sink ...

Toothbrush covers can be used to mitigate these risks ... minimize the risk of external threats (such as dirty toothbrush holders) coming into contact the bristles. They also help to keep ...

That means no toothbrush caps or covers, which can trap microbes on your ... "If more than one brush is stored in the same holder, do not let them touch each other," the CDC advises.

In the battle for oral health, toothbrush covers seem to serve a noble purpose: protecting us from poo particles. These covers are supposed to keep us safe from the so-called ‘splash zone’ of ...