Review on 🦷 Stainless Steel Toothbrush Holder Wall Mount for Bathroom and Shower - Organizing Stand for Electric Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Razor - Self Adhesive Wallmount/Countertop with 3 Slots by Blake Clemons

I like it. I recently learned that leaving a toothbrush in the shower is bad, but I like to brush my teeth in the shower. Also, we don't have a lot of space in one of our restrooms. So I wanted something that could be wall mounted right next to my shower so I could reach for it. It's perfect for that. The underlay consists of two plastic hooks that are part of a self-adhesive plastic film a few centimeters in size. There are no suckers involved at all, so I don't understand why Revain is making me rate this aspect. The back is one piece, so don't try to remove the hooks. I thought you should do it, but I found out quickly. We simply aligned the edges of the tile to keep it straight, attached the basket to the adhesive backing and voila! It took about a minute for each toilet and works great. However, you don't have to hang it up if you just want to hang it on the sink or some other place. Also, I don't know how nicely it will stick to the drywall. If you put your toothpaste in the middle basket, I recommend leaning the top against a wall because if it's sticking out it's easy to knock it out when you move it. and don't think about it. Just an extra tip: don't buy a wall-mounted toothbrush holder that's completely enclosed. Obviously, this becomes a breeding ground for bacteria that are harmful to your immune system. The same goes for the toothbrush in the shower. Toothbrushes need to dry between uses. That's why we went.