You clean everything in that bathroom except the toothbrushes
The tiles get scrubbed. The sink gets wiped. Meanwhile four brush heads sit uncovered on the counter for twenty-three hours a day, in a room that stays warm and damp long after the shower stops, a short distance from the toilet.
DentaBox closes that gap and asks nothing of you. It goes on the wall, holds the whole family's brushes behind a closed housing, and runs a short UV-C cycle once the room is empty. No chemicals, no new routine, no button for anyone to forget.
Sterilised brushes. Measured paste. An empty counter.
One device, one wall, three jobs.
DentaBox replaces the plastic cup, the tube lying on the shelf and the paste smeared across the sink.
UV-C that runs itself.
An infrared sensor picks up movement within two metres and keeps the lamp off while anyone is in the room. Ten seconds after the bathroom empties, a three-minute UV-C cycle starts and then switches off on its own. Nobody presses anything. Nobody has to remember.
Room for the whole family.
Four slots across the front take manual and electric brushes alike. Five more slots and a toothpaste bay sit on the back for floss, a tongue scraper and a razor, so the counter finally stays clear.
One press, the right dose.
Twist any standard tube into the dispenser and press once. Children get a measured amount rather than half the tube, and there is nothing left to wipe up.
Charged by daylight.
A 2600mAh battery drives the 1.2W UV-C lamp, and the built-in solar panel tops it up from ordinary room light. Direct sun is not needed. If your bathroom has no window at all, a USB-C top-up every few weeks covers it.
Made for a wet room.
Matte ABS housing, anti-slip back, rated for 30 to 90% humidity and 0 to 40°C. Goes up on tile, glass or painted wall in about thirty seconds.
DentaBox vs. the cup on your sink
A plastic cup stores brushes. DentaBox looks after them.
| Welosi | Ordinary holder | |
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UV-C sterilisation after every single use |
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Runs on its own, nothing to switch on |
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Measured toothpaste dose, nothing to wipe up |
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Four brushes up front, five more slots in back |
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Closed housing keeps spray and dust off brush heads |
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Clears the whole counter, holds floss and a razor too |
Before you buy
How often will I need to charge it?
The 2600mAh battery covers roughly two weeks of normal family use, and the solar panel tops it up whenever the room has daylight. Direct sun is not required. If your bathroom has no window, plug in the USB-C cable for about six hours every few weeks. Most families end up charging it manually around once a month.
How do I load the toothpaste?
Twist the tube in clockwise until it locks, then press firmly a few times until the air inside the pump clears and paste starts flowing. That first load takes a moment of patience. After that it dispenses with one light press. There is a short setup video in the gallery above.
Will it fit my electric toothbrush?
Yes. The four front slots take manual and electric brushes alike. Five further slots on the back hold floss, a tongue scraper or a razor.
Is the UV light safe around kids?
The lamp only runs when nobody is nearby. The infrared sensor detects anyone within two metres and keeps it switched off, then starts a short cycle about ten seconds after the room empties. The 1.2W lamp sits fully enclosed inside the housing and shuts off automatically at the end of every cycle.
Will it stay up in a steamy bathroom?
It presses straight onto tile, glass or a painted wall with the adhesive backing. No drilling, no screws, nothing to assemble. Wipe the surface clean and dry first, then hold for thirty seconds. The ABS housing is rated for 30 to 90% humidity and 0 to 40°C, which covers any normal bathroom including the wall beside a shower.