Touch n Brush Hands Free Toothpaste Dispenser

My husband and I are both pleased with this toothpaste dispenser. We had been using the "jar" type dispensers with the flip-open lids, leaving them upside-down in the medicine cabinet for readiness, but that just gummed up the lid. This dispenser - though it admittedly takes up a significant amount of space on the medicine cabinet mirror - does not leak, does not ooze, and just quietly works. It will end up being worth the money, because the jar-type dispensers are more expensive than the big tubes which work with this dispenser. I like that the tube of toothpaste is hidden under a clean white cover.Revised July 2012 to add: I've now tossed this product. For the last 18 months or so, the toothpaste oozed out of it, making a sticky, gooey mess. I got tired of cleaning it once a week, so we're back to a regular toothpaste.(And no, it did not come with a toothbrush.)

this is junk. the toothbrush doesn't work and the dispenser does not stay up. I tried using the stick up strip for my wall and it would not hold the dispenser. I tired it on the mirrow and again it kept falling down. with a full tube of toothpaste and the cover it seems to be to heavy for the suction cups to hold. the dispensing part does seem to work if you can figure out how to keep it upright with the tube secured. Yikes sounds like a great idea but no go here. made in China maybe that's the problem.

After reading all the mixed reviews I wasn't very optimistic about this product. However being very tired of cleaning toothpaste off the counter of my 8 & 6 yr old's bathroom I figured I'd give it a shot. I'm so glad I did!!! The installation was very easy. (in fact my 8 year old did it) We mounted it on the mirror and it hasn't move at all. We use a full size tube of Colgate brand and it fits perfectly.We've had no problems with it leaking toothpaste. The nozzle that dispenses the paste does get a little gunky but it's very simple to clean. The outer cover slides right off the top, the lever you push pops off, and then you can clean the lever and nozzle easily. Again, my kids do this themselves it's so easy. (with supervision)It will dispense a lot of toothpaste (perfect amount for an adult) if you press the lever all the way back. It only took a couple days to teach my kids not to press it too hard.I have only used Crest and Colgate brands with this product so I can't speak as to how other brands fit. I can definitely see how the adhesive mount would not be good on a painted wall as it's very strong, so be sure you are mounting it where you want it!The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was the fact that the mounting adhesive is so strong there is no room for error. Once it's on the surface, it's not coming off! Oh I also have to say that the electric toothbrush it came with is very cheaply made. We threw it in the trash after a couple days. I would've purchased this item even if it didn't come with the tooth brush so I didn't factor that into my rating at all.All in all I would highly suggest this product to anyone who is tired of the toothpaste covered counters or anyone that has problems squeezing the toothpaste tube. (arth Touch N Brush TB011106 Hands-Free Toothpaste Dispenser & Toothbrush, White ritis, etc)

I am reviewing the Touch N Brush Hands Free Toothpaste dispenser in white, that has duel suction cup mounting and a long white plastic tube that covers the tooth paste tube after several years of use. Yes, we used if for ~3 years. At first it worked quite well and would put a small amount of toothpaste on your brush, I usually pushed twice because I like lots of minty foam while brushing. I would say the last year, it has not really worked well and required the person to lightly squeeze the tube while pushing your brush in and out 2-3 times to get the right amount of toothpaste, or you could just squeeze the tube while holding your brush in there. I had to clean it out a couple of times, especially when you go away for some time like on a vacation, the sugars in the toothpaste would solidify and reduce toothpaste flow. In addition some tubes would not work well. Not brand specific, we pretty much use the same brand all the time. Sometimes a tube of toothpaste would have a larger than normal air bubble inside the tube. When you get a tube like this, the dispenser cannot create enough suction and little or no toothpaste will come out until you remove the tube and work the air bubble out. Not something I think most people would bother with, but I did. As of today, it no longer works, I have cleaned out really well squeezed ample amount of toothpaste through it using 3 different tubes wasting all the tooth paste I saved over the last 3 years. Pushing the little trigger does not put anything on the brush, its like it has no suction. I have to squeeze the tube pretty liberally while pushing my toothbrush in to get toothpaste. Removing the tube I can feel suction, but I am guessing there is a leak somewhere in the silicone and plastic such that there is not enough suction. Over the years the mounting suction cups break loose from cleaning etc and the dispenser has fallen to the ground which I am sure has led to demise. So, if $12 is good for a couple years, its an ok buy. I think I will be squeezing manually for a while.

Toothbrush not included in the package like it was advertised.. i feel cheated.

The tooth paste dispenser was great easy to put up and use But the battery tooth brush that was supposed to come with it never arrived

I was ecstatic to see this since I love new inventive ideas. It worked fine for the first few week but then just stopped and we havn't managed to fix it. It is made out of plastic so maybe it was inevitable.

Bought this after seeing it advertised on TV on holiday in Barbados. Sticks to the wall well to. Dispenses just the right amount of toothpaste.Update : The unit has packed up as the rubber part split . Now in the bin .

plus whin my mum put her brush under the nozel she broke off the flimsy rubber dispenser bit, renderd it useless, now in the bin.