Tooth-Shaped Toothbrush Holder Stand with Razor Slot
Clear the counter and give every brush its own place. This tooth-shaped stand has four brush slots and a razor slot, and the cartoon face makes brushing a little more fun.
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Clear the counter and give every brush its own place. This tooth-shaped stand has four brush slots and a razor slot, and the cartoon face makes brushing a little more fun.
Fun tooth-shaped holder that organizes toothbrushes and razors in one place
- cluttered bathroom counter
- toothbrushes lying loose or touching
- no dedicated spot for shaving razor
Every brush and razor in its own spot
Brushes lying loose, touching, and a razor balanced on the sink edge. Now four brushes and one razor each have a fixed place, and the counter stays clear.
Four brush slots and one for the razor

Four slots, no touching
Each of the four slots holds one brush, so bristles stay apart on the counter and everyone finds their own.

A razor with its own home
The dedicated slot keeps a shaving razor off the sink edge and out of the tub. Test your handle width first, since the slot is snug.

Freestanding, tooth-shaped
The base stands on the counter or desk with no suction and no mounting. Put it down and you are done.
One tooth-shaped holder, ready to set down
- Tooth-shaped holder×1
Glossy white plastic with four brush slots and a razor slot
- Cartoon face and pink daisy print
Already on the holder
Why the counter stopped looking like a battlefield
The counter that never stays clear
Every morning looks the same. Brushes lean in a crowded cup, bristles touching, and the razor perches on the sink edge waiting to fall. Nobody is quite sure which brush is theirs.
One spot for every item
Four brush slots keep bristles apart. One more slot takes the razor. Everything gets a fixed address, so mixing up and touching stop.
A clear counter, every day
The tooth stands on its own and grins at you while you brush. Grab your brush, put it back, and the counter looks the same as it did yesterday.
Wipe it down and let it air dry
- Wipe with a damp cloth
Clears toothpaste splashes and residue.
- Empty standing water
Do not let water pool in the slots.
- Air dry
Keep it dry between uses to protect the glossy finish.
- Do not force wide handles
A thick handle in a snug slot can crack the plastic.
A cup holds brushes. This keeps them apart.
| Tooth holder | Cup or jar | |
|---|---|---|
| Separate slot per brush | Yes | No |
| Dedicated razor slot | Yes | No |
| Brushes touch each other | No | Yes |
| Freestanding | Yes | Yes |
| Cartoon face for kids | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
It is a compact freestanding piece with no mounting. Measure the spot where your brushes sit now and compare it with the base in the photos before ordering.
Slim and standard handles fit. Very wide or thick handles will be tight, so check yours first and do not force it, as the plastic can crack.
It is light plastic made for everyday brushes and a razor, not heavy loads. Keep it away from the sink edge and it will stay put.
Yes. It sits on any flat surface, so a desk or dorm shelf works the same as a sink.
Wipe it with a damp cloth, dry it, and let it air dry. Do not leave water standing in the slots.
A cup costs little but crowds brushes together and has no razor spot. This one is a single purchase that replaces the cup and the loose razor for as long as you use it.
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