The Ultimate Portable UV ToothBrush Sanitizer Free - Pay $7.95 Delivery

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aiyoyo on 03/04/2012 - 20:31 shoppingsquare.com.au (345 clicks)
Last edited 03/04/2012 - 20:55 by 1 other user

Millions of bacteria, germs and viruses living every second but we just cannot see them. So, how can we protect ourselves from them? New introducing this UV Toothbrush Sanitizer.

Believe it or not?? This Toothbrush Sanitizer can eliminate up to 99.9% of bacteria that thrive on our toothbrush! This UV Toothbrush Sanitizer is designed with anti-bacteria and deodorization material, which can effectively prevent against any contamination to our toothbrush. The UV filter cover serves as the control switch for the device.When the cover is closed, the automatic power ON and UV light are ON. The sanitizing process starts. It will automatically turn off after 10-12 minutes, indicating that the process is complete and your toothbrush is sanitized unit its next use.

This UV Toothbrush Sanitizer is the Perfect sterilization and storage for toothbrush. It is your travelling partner that you can always bring it with you.

How does it work?

1. Open the battery cover, and insert 2 "AAA" baterries in. Then close the battery cover.
2. Open the UV filter cover, place your toothbrush into the toothbrush holder with the bristles facing the bulb.
3. Close the UV filter cover to activate germicidal UV light to begin sanitization.
4. UV light will shut off automatically after 10-12 minutes-your toothbrush is fully sanitized.

1 x The Ultimate Portable UV ToothBrush Sanitizer

30 Days Warranty

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Mod: added postage in title, removed freebie tag

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  c64 on 03/04/2012 - 20:38

  +12

  omg! how have i managed to survive all these years without a tooth brush sanitizer??!!!

  you should be more worried about touching your keyboard or a shopping trolley or a door knob or a bus seat lol

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    jdr on 03/04/2012 - 20:43

    Yes, that's what I'm thinking too. The battery will cop a flogging running the light for 12 mins after each brush. And besides that, how do you tell when the battery is flat, or going flat? Perhaps a high-power microscope to search for nasties?

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    PainToad on 03/04/2012 - 21:23

    To be fair you (should) wash your hands after touching those things and I certainly don't put them in my mouth.

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      jdr on 03/04/2012 - 21:37

      +1

      I agree that you should wash your hands after touching some things. But all these people that carry hand sanitisers and baby wipes everywhere make me laugh. Sanitise away and reduce your natural defenses against germs and diseases. Is your keyboard really that disgusting? :)

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        the player on 03/04/2012 - 23:04

        y? in some ways those sanitisers can be very useful (though i dont carry them around)
        a substitute for hand washing in situations when its inconvenient/impossible to wash ur hands before handling food(hopefully just ur own food!)
        eg. a picnic maybe… lol

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        jdr on 03/04/2012 - 23:46

        Sure there would be some situations where they are useful. I'm more referring to the paranoid people that use them religiously rather than appropriately. Kids (and everyone) need to build some level of natural defence rather than relying almost solely on man-made intervention. Same goes to some extent for medications (obviously not referring to serious and life-threatening conditions).

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        PainToad on 04/04/2012 - 06:14

        This is such a stupid way of thinking. You can only develop a "defense" against viruses not bacteria and viruses are continually evolving. Plus with the revolving door of our borders new viruses are continually being introduced.

        Unless you plan on catching every single virus, and continuing to do so, the only "defense" your body has is avoiding infection and a healthy diet.

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        c64 on 04/04/2012 - 07:48

        i seem to recall that the immune system needs to be continually simulated. kids that grow up in too sterile environments turn out to suffer more problems later on in life due to poorer immune system. too responsive immune system = allergies, too unresponsive immune system = get sick a lot.

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        PainToad on 04/04/2012 - 07:55

        Living a normal life whilst making sure you have clean hands isn't a "sterile environment". It's called being hygienic. Your body will still be faced with airborne pathogens.

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    chyawala on 03/04/2012 - 21:34

    Seeing the cockroaches on the tooth brushs at night has never sat well with me.

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      jdr on 03/04/2012 - 21:56

      +1

      and with this device they will be scampering to get onto your toothbrush so that they can sunbake in the UV light!

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    braddsey on 03/04/2012 - 22:48

    +4

    Mythbusters did a segment where they compared leaving toothbrushes on the toilet, and brushed with them everyday, against one kept in a sealed container, taken out to brush everyday (for a month).

    There was no difference in the bacteria on the toothbrushes.

    While mythbusters isn't the gospel, it's enough to convince me this is a waste of 7.95, as opposed to a bargain.

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  GregFiona on 03/04/2012 - 20:50

  +3

  WOW!!!a 7.95$ freebie!

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  CodeXD on 03/04/2012 - 20:50

  +3

  damn $8 delivery to melb metro

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  Brick50 on 03/04/2012 - 20:50

  +3

  WTF, Postage is $8 you ****

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  Cluster on 03/04/2012 - 22:00

  +4

  Up to 99.9% of bacteria are killed off. The remaining 0.01% are the hardiest bacteria free to live on and pass their genetic information to future generations.

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    CYMA on 03/04/2012 - 22:23

    Damn, I was about to say something along those lines but you seem to have captured the gist of it.
    Super toothbrush bacteria here we come!

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    the player on 03/04/2012 - 23:14

    but that kinda only makes them UV Resistant bunch, not super bugs i guess
    though i don't see the need for this crap

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  Daedalus on 04/04/2012 - 00:03

  why must it be battery powered? sell a high powered (wall plug) version that will blast 99.99% of bacteria within 10 seconds then ill be interested

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    c64 on 04/04/2012 - 00:09

    there must be some old tanning booths you can pick up on the cheap. why stop with just a tooth brush. pop in the toilet seat as well. hell jump in yourself. get rid of those pesky head lice that have been driving you mad for the last month. put the cat & dog in - no more flea power or washes to worry about. nuke everything in the house just for good measure.

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  Ozfan on 04/04/2012 - 02:05

  -1

  aah !(scratching head),I thought we r supposed to avoid UV rays for cancer protection??