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Wall mounted toothbrush holder. Doesn’t hold gross water like the cup holders, protects the head from dust with inverted cups, can hold tooth paste and other ac
by Decabytes 4y ago
Wall mounted toothbrush holder.
Doesn’t hold gross water like the cup holders, protects the head from dust with inverted cups, can hold tooth paste and other accessories on top
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- jve 4y agoI like this down to earth answer :) Thanks for a gift idea.
- shankhs 4y agoI have stone tiles instead of the glossy ceramic tiles on my wall. Will it stick on the stone tiles too? How strong is the glue? I am afraid it will fall down within a few weeks, then it will become useless.
- Decabytes 4y agoI have it attached to a piece of drywall that has a bumpy painted texture and it's holding up fine after 5 weeks of use. The trick with these stick on things I've found is... 1. Clean the area thoroughly. You don't want any dirt or oils and stuff 2. Let the area dry fully after cleaning! 3. Put up the sticky mount and press firmly around all the edges and interior so it is making good contact with the surface 4. Absolutely do not put any weight on the mount until it has had a couple of hours to stick and "set" Doing these 4 steps has greatly improved all the adhesive products I've used. Plus I've noticed that the tooth brush mount uses a similar (though much bigger) version of the box of adhesive metal hooks I use to hang up things like back scrubbers in the shower. And those can be removed without marring the surface underneath by gently heating and slowly peeling. It takes time but it works!