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Emjoi Dentapure Toothbrush Sanitizer - AP-81

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Price:
$27.00
SKU:
B00005NBG4
Weight:
1.60 LBS
Rating:
( 5 product reviews )
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Product Description

DentaPure? - Toothbrush Sanitizer for the Modern Family

Product Information


Toothbrush?- a potential germ and bacteria hazard.? Not many are aware that toothbrushes have scientifically proven to be the ideal breeding ground for harmful germs and bacteria that are culprits of many common illnesses - colds, flu, pneumonia, and others.? Repeated brushing with contaminated toothbrushes may increase the risk of infection.? The normally moist bathroom environment further aggravates the situation.??Dentapure provides an efficient solution.? It is an important bathroom accessory that will ensure better oral hygiene for you and your family all year round.

A pleasant and useful addition to any modern family bathroom, 4 universal toothbrush slots that will hold most brands of either conventional or electric toothbrushes, with a lid that can serve as an ideal bathroom mug.

Product Features


Efficient operation -?Safe but powerful germ killing ultraviolet light bulb that will keep your toothbrushes in sanitary conditions and help to reduce the spread of oral infection, yet be insulated and harmless to the user.

Easy maintenance -Dishwasher safe base lining and lid allows easy maintenance. UV bulbs-replaceable.

  • Clean & futuristic design -Matches any bathroom decor.
  • Practical installation -Complete with wall mounting bracket and necessary hardware to keep the unit from wet surfaces and your bathroom counter space free.
  • Transformer -Plugs into any standard wall power outlet.? UV bulbs-replaceable.

Legal Disclaimer
  • Read instructions carefully before use.
  • Never immerse unit into water and always avoid contact of unit with water.
  • Handle unit core with great care to avoid bulb breakage.

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