According to the American Dental Association, storing your toothbrush upright and allowing it to air dry is the best way to prevent microbial growth between bristles. Toothbrush holders not only make ...

In the corner of even the tidiest bathroom, one small item tends to harbor often-overlooked grime and germs: the toothbrush holder. But because it holds the tools you use to care for your teeth and ...

Do you know Staphylococci, coliforms, pseudomonads, yeasts, intestinal bacteria and -- yes -- even fecal germs may be on your toothbrush? Appropriate toothbrush storage and care are important to ...

Look this way if you keep your toothbrush on the sink, near a toilet, or next to your partner’s… As children, we’re taught the three fundamentals of good basic hygiene from a very early age: wash your ...

Did you know that the toothbrush evolved from a frayed twig in 3000 B.C. and an animal bone with pig bristles, to the nylon toothbrush we use today, created only about 80 years ago? In an era where ...

The bathroom is a place where we go to get clean. It is often the place in our home where the most germs are found. This is ...