The JetFresh Black UV Toothbrush Sanitizer Holder brings smart hygiene and style to your bathroom. With UV-C sterilization, warm air drying, and a built-in LED clock, it ensures your toothbrush is always fresh and ready.
Key Features:
- Black color – modern, sleek finish for premium bathroom style
- Dual-band UV-C light with warm air + fan drying eliminates 99.9% of impurities
- LED clock display adds both function and décor value
- Compatible with all toothbrush types, manual, electric, adult, and kids
- Cordless and rechargeable with a 650mAh battery (up to 30 days per charge)
- Travel-friendly design doubles as a protective toothbrush case
- Easy installation with adhesive wall mount, no drilling required
Compact, portable, and durable, this sanitizer is perfect for home, office, or travel.
BELEN FARIAS –
I bought this toothbrush sanitizer from the brand JetFresh and so far I am quite satisfied with its performance. What I liked the most is its modern design with an LED display that also shows the time, making it both practical and decorative for the bathroom.The UV sanitizing function works well and gives me peace of mind knowing that my toothbrush is free of bacteria
Rosa Venegas –
Great for a healthier smile! This UV toothbrush sanitizer holder kills 99.9% of bacteria and keeps toothbrushes dry. Convenient and stylish, too!
Dulce romero –
I don’t like to leave toothbrushes in the bathroom but with this brush cleaner I feel less worried because I don’t have to worry about bacteria I love how it looks stuck to the wall it doesn’t take up much space it’s great people ask it’s because of the design it has it looks like decoration
Benito Leyva –
I loved this product. It is very easy to use and in a few minutes you have your toothbrush disinfected. I liked how small it is and also being a battery since I can take it with me on a trip.
Jack –
I recently tried a wall-mounted UV toothbrush sanitizer with an LED clock display and hot air drying, and it’s been a game-changer for keeping my toothbrush clean and my bathroom organized. This rechargeable, portable device combines smart functionality with a stylish design that fits seamlessly into any bathroom or travel routine.
Effective Sanitization: The UV light zaps germs in just a few minutes, giving me peace of mind that my toothbrush is free of bacteria and viruses. The hot air drying feature ensures it’s completely dry, preventing any mold or mildew buildup.
Space-Saving and Stylish: The wall-mounted design with adhesive backing was a breeze to install on my bathroom tiles, freeing up counter space. The LED clock display adds a modern touch, making it both functional and a chic addition to my bathroom decor.
Portable and Rechargeable: With a built-in battery, I can easily take it on trips or move it around without worrying about cords. It holds multiple toothbrushes, which is great for family use or sharing with guests.
User-Friendly Features: The automatic shut-off when the lid opens is a thoughtful safety feature, and the controls are simple to use. It’s compatible with both manual and electric toothbrushes, adding to its versatility.
While the adhesive is strong, I’d recommend ensuring the surface is completely dry before installation to avoid any issues in humid bathrooms. The battery life is decent but may need recharging more often with frequent use.
Darek Scot –
I’ve been using this toothbrush sanitizer/dryer for a week or two now and I really like it:
* It uses double-sided tape (included) to mount to a wall or mirror. I put it on my vanity mirror.
* There is a mounting plate so the main device pops off really easily if you need to take it with you or move it to charge.
* You can have it run a sanitize cycle 4 times a day, or just when you put the toothbrush in (my preferred mode), i.e., when you open the little door and close it again.
* If on battery power, it runs a 3-minute UV and blower cycle (UV for sanitizing, blowing to dry it). If it is plugged in, it runs a 60-minute cycle that adds heating and runs the blower the whole time.
* The 3-minute cycle does a pretty good job and would be great for travel. I prefer to keep it plugged in and run the full cycle.
* I started with a fresh head on my electric toothbrush, and I keep smelling it. No hint of odor so far other than a little residual toothpaste mint smell.
Let’s face it, the mouth is kind of a gross place, and your toothbrush has a nasty job to do. Drying it quickly and killing the germs just seems like common sense.
I haven’t traveled with it yet, but I plan to, and will finally be able to pack a dry toothbrush instead of just closing my eyes and throwing a wet, gross toothbrush in my travel bag when it is time to come home.
C-Lene –
Absolutely love this UV Toothbrush case! Nice small portable size and convenient for travel. I ordered this mostly for travel use due to having a built-in fan to air dry and disinfect after use while traveling. I appreciated how it includes 2 wall mounts with adhesive backing along with a type-c charging cord.
Although, upon opening, there was no charge to use right out of the box. And there was a slight plastic smell inside the device. Therefore don’t expect to use immediately upon opening as you need to charge it and no charging block was included either.
To use, after charging the device, hold the Power button for about 3 secs to turn on. With the default setting, once the toothbrush is in place, it will run for about 3 mins. You can run it again by either pressing the Power button again or opening & closing the door. When in use, the fan runs pretty quietly.
Overall, it works well as intended. The modes can be quite confusing, so remember to read the manual, at least it was for me. It fits my Oral B toothbrush head pretty well! And do make sure to remove excess water from your toothbrush & that it’s not dripping wet as that can speed up the drying process.
Omkar –
I’ve been using the JetFresh UV Toothbrush Sanitizer for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed. It’s super easy to install with the adhesive wall mount, and I love how sleek it looks in my bathroom. The built-in UV light and hot air drying give me peace of mind that my toothbrush is always clean and dry. The LED clock is a nice bonus and helps me stay on track during my morning routine. Plus, it’s rechargeable and portable
Madame Snufflehouse –
This looks high-tech and has some cool features like the LED display and drying function. But the design is a bit bulky for smaller bathrooms, and it’s not the most intuitive to install. It does sanitize, but the drying feels more like a warm breeze than a true dryer. Not bad, but not amazing either.
Mikey –
Easy to setup and use. Took like 2 mins to set the clock and auto mode. Almost ready to go out of the box.
However, the clock is in military time, 24 hours format, so it isn’t American time zone with 12 hours format.
Osprey –
This is excellent. It dries the toothbrush head, santizes it with UV light, and protects my toothbrush from getting touched by other stuff in the drawer I keep it in. Simple to operate. Going on nearly a month and have not even had to recharge.
I got this primarily because my toothbrush is often out on a counter in the main bathroom of my house, so I wanted some protection for the tooth brush head. The UV sanitize and dryer is great for ensuring that any bacteria that might touch the toothbrush gets eliminated.
Kimberly Caudle –
This simply adheres to the wall with a metal plate. It has clear instructions and gets your toothbrush clean in no time.
Neda –
It is a toothbrush sanitizer that I really love. It is very easy to install and has a perfect size because it does not take up space. Its functionality is 10. It leaves the toothbrush ready for a wonderful brushing.
Nadia Nasir –
Can’t imagine how I lived my whole life without this product. I always used to feel that keeping a toothbrush naked in the washroom is so unhygienic and then covering a wet brush made it even worse. This product is an essential possession for everyone I would say. It not only covers your tooth brush but sterilises it and makes it bacteria free. Good thing is that the toothbrush doesn’t wear off quickly and lasts longer. I use electric toothbrush and its heads are expensive. I felt that it’s wearing off very slowly. Must buy for everyone. 100 % recommended
Bryan –
Very happy with this purchase it works with all different shapes and sizes tooth brush heads which was one of my main concerns when swapping toothbrushes and definitely helps me feel like the tooth brush is more cleaner so helps ease my mind and it was very easy to use and set up. I definitely recommend if your worried about keeping your tooth brush in the open
JAY –
Comes with an attachment piece that you can add to the wall. Easy to install. Battery life is good. My toothbrush is clean.
Iana –
So cute and useful! I’m so glad a got this!
A Thompson –
My husband’s worked great! Mine did not, but works great now!
I had a lot of vibration noise, but his was quiet.
We finally figured out what the problem was. I use a smaller brush, which has a smaller handle. My brush wasn’t fitting into the rubber holder inside the box correctly. Apparently it was moving around and causing a loud vibration noise. I had to change to a larger brush to correct the problem. I prefer a smaller brush, but I can live with that small change. Both of us are satisfied now.
BE AWARE……the box must be plugged into an electrical outlet to FULLY operate …..even though it has a USB charging cable included. It does perform SOME of the functions without using the electrical outlet. We keep both of them plugged in constantly, but I don’t like having the cord showing. I thought it would only be plugged in while charging. This information would have made a difference in my purchase.
WOULD I BUY AGAIN? ……No, because I wanted one that didn’t have to be plugged in constantly. This may not be a problem for you though.
Anthony Minier –
I have become a firm believer in disinfecting or toothbrushes between brushings. I have a travel case with built-in UV light and I already have a wall mounted UV light and drying toothbrush holder in my bathroom. I often find myself brushing my teeth at the last minute over the kitchen sink in the morning because the bathroom is otherwise occupied. I decided to get another wall mounted UV disinfectant and dryer for the kitchen. While I had no issues with the one in the bathroom, I thought I would checkout some of the new players on the field since this seems to be a hot me item with a lot of new entries lately. I decided to give this one a try and I am glad I did. While the one in the bathroom will hold two toothbrushes, this one only holds one but since I am the only person who regularly gets locked out of the bathroom in the mornings, I am the only person that will be using this new one in the kitchen. So, going from two slots down to only one slot is not an issue in this case and this new one has a trick up it’s sleeve that the other one does not. This new one will first disinfect for 3 minutes and will then dry at 60 Celsius for 54 minutes. At the end of the drying cycle, it will them disinfect for a final 3 minutes. The one in the bathroom only disinfects for 90 seconds followed by a 15 minute dry and it does not follow that up with another bout with the UV light. Clearly, this new one has the better disinfecting and drying game. Not only is it’s initial UV time twice as long as the one in the bathroom, but it also has a much longer drying cycle and then (just to make sure), it hits the toothbrush with an additional 3 minutes of bacteria killing UV light. I doubt that any bacteria is going to survive an assault like that. I have inspected my toothbrush under UV light after it has gone thru a full cycle and UV light does not show any bacteria still living on my toothbrush. The only drawback to such a thorough disinfecting is that there is an audible fan that can easily be heard of you are in the vicinity of the device during any of its 60 minutes cycle. While it is not real loud and will most likely not be heard over a normal TV volume, it has already raised “what is that noise” questions from guests. It isn’t that big of a deal though and answering that question is a small price to pay for piece-of-mind about what I am sticking in my mouth.
W. Waller –
Every family member would need one of these or you’d have to remove your toothbrush immediately after disinfecting for the next person. I get to house mine in there permanently. I’m glad to not only have the disinfecting but just the protection from any airborne particles.
What I do not like is that everyone pushes adhesive mounting for gadgets these days. Not everyone has smooth finish walls and even if you do, adhesive is iffy at best for securing anything to the wall. Considering I’m hanging an electric toothbrush it has a little bit of weight trying to pull it off the wall. Normally, in a case like this I modify the mounting piece by drilling a small hole in the plastic piece and screwing it to the wall. In this case the fit is so tight that unless I could drill a stepped hole in the plastic so that the screw had ended up perfectly flat, it won’t work as the head will stick out just a tiny bit. I’m going to have to use the mount as a template to put a couple screws in the wall to hang the box directly instead. There is no way that the adhesive will work on my walls with me opening and closing the box several times a day. There should always be the alternative of hard mounting over adhesive. All it would take is a couple of pre-drilled holes in the plastic.
TamTam –
This UV toothbrush sanitizer is a great space-saving option with useful features like hot air drying, a rechargeable battery, and an LED clock display. It keeps toothbrushes clean and dry, and the UV light adds extra peace of mind. Setup is easy, and it looks sleek in the bathroom. Just note that the adhesive might not hold well long-term, and battery life can vary. Overall, it’s a smart upgrade if you want a cleaner, more organized routine.
Carol Garden –
Initial impressions: I’m really not thrilled that the only way to mount it to the wall is with adhesive, especially considering that it’ll be used multiple times a day and with electric toothbrushes that have a good amount of weight to them. It also doesn’t dry the toothbrush head unless it’s plugged in: the default mode takes 60 minutes, and I can hear the fan going the entire time. It’s not exactly loud, but it’s a higher pitch than the ambient noises around me – if the bathroom door is open, I can hear it from 30 feet away, over my air purifier. I also question the design decision to have the vents for the fan to be on the *back* of the device, instead of one of the sides.
All that said, it does appear to work. I don’t have an easy way to verify it’s actually disinfecting but it does use UV light and it does dry the toothbrush, which is better than just letting it air dry.
I would like a citation for their claim that “90% of oral problems are linked with toothbrush bacteria” because the only study I can find that has a similar statement was about 490 *undergraduate students* surveyed about their *beliefs*: “90% (441) believed that a dirty toothbrush can cause oral diseases”.