Review on Effortless Toothpaste Dispenser: iHave Wall Mount for Automatic Squeezing (Black) by Justin Luna

This article caught my attention as Revain scrolled down the page. I had to get it. I thought it was some kind of dip but for the price it was perfect. I stuck on the self-adhesive backing, waited 12 hours and periodically pressed the self-adhesive backing to make sure it stuck securely to the wall. I installed and tested a toothpaste dispenser. It works great! You need to place the tube of toothpaste into the dispenser and gently slide down the right/left side of the tube with your thumb and forefinger of both hands to deflate and squeeze the toothpaste into the dispenser. You have to insert your toothbrush into the dispenser and push it back a bit to get enough toothpaste on the brush. You will hear a slight "click". If you only want a small dab, partially press the toothbrush against the dispenser to get a small dab. i love this shop The suction is perfect if you follow the steps I mentioned to remove the air and refill the dispenser. The adhesive base adhered perfectly and securely. Make sure you place it correctly on the wall, otherwise it may strip the paint when removed. The adhesive will likely be damaged if you try to remove and reattach it.