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Beautiful!!! Thanks. I would think that water getting into the test tubes wouldn't be a problem if the tooth brush was given a hard shake before puttung it into the tubes. Also any water would drip over the edge. Very nice ! 10/10 I subscribed
Nov 18, 2009. 2:27 AMpebbaranski
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You have such an artistic flair. Thank you for sharing this beautiful and unique toothbrush holder.
Mar 20, 2009. 5:17 PMinkstainedheart
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I love the second design! I definitely need to try this, but I think I want to try using a beaker holder.
Aug 7, 2007. 1:13 PMonceupon
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I LOVE this idea. I actualyl had an old incense storage thingie with test tubes and a wooden test tube rack and, rather than pitch it (and the stinky incense) I have turned it into a fantastic toothbrush holder. It never would have occured to me without this Instructable, so thanks for posting it.
Be sure to add a link in your Instructable to your Toothbrush Laboratory's Etsy page so it can be included in the Sew Useful Contest.
Jul 16, 2007. 1:11 AMcorporatezero35
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Great Idea. Will probably make one of these someday. You could also use plasic tesat tubes and maybe drill a hole in the bottom to have the water drain out. Just make the hole smaller than the rocks in the tube.
Jul 15, 2007. 11:11 PMdchall8
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I like it but doesn't the water still collect in the bottom of the tube?
Jul 15, 2007. 11:14 PMdeciduous soul (author)
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well, that's why I originally designed these with sand, so it would absorb the drips. The pebbles were an afterthought to coordinate with the river rocks.
This is such a cool idea! I think I'll use the idea to personalize the toothbrush holders we currently have that don't really work too well...
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