Toothbrush Fountain (to Rinse Your Mouth) *DIY*PRETTY COOL*

Today I'll show you how to build a toothbrush fountain to rinse your mouth after brushing your teeth.

All you need is your toothbrush and a wood or metal drill.....

Here the link to my video:

Toothbrush Fountain - Tutorial

It's a pretty cool thing and I wish that I get 100,000 views for this video/simple trick.

So please HELP ME :-D

Comments

[rafununu]

Unfortunately I've got an electric toothbrush that can't be drilled !

[Ehlers_TV]

I'm SORRY :-D

[truong.ankun]

yeah we dont need a cup anymore

[Ehlers_TV]

...that was my Deliberation :-D

[getoffamycloud]

I will try this, and it's definitely a fun idea! Good job on the video.

This might not work on my toothbrush because mine doesn't have a thick section in the middle like the one in the video.

TBH though, I will probably just continue to put my face the 3 inches farther that it takes to rinse my mouth directly in the stream from the faucet, which is hands free, also haha

[Ehlers_TV]

THANKS :-)

[A Haynes]

Awesome!

[Ehlers_TV]

THANK YOU :-D

[MDZPNMD]

Wasn't that on Kickstarter some time ago?

Not saying you got the idea from others or suffer from cryptomnesia

but if you do it might be a good idea to tell your readers.

Anyway great idea.

[Ehlers_TV]

I have never seen a manual or tutorial to build yourself something like this.

If it nevertheless should be somewhere, I'm sorry. THIS ONE is my very own version/instruction......but, THANKS for your comment.

[Jake_Earles]

Awesome
Great idea

[Ehlers_TV]

Thanks :-D

[StageMagique]

This is genius.

[Ehlers_TV]

Thank YOU !

[hombileh]

my kids would make a flood if they had this!! haha

[Ehlers_TV]

...like mine :-D

[seamster]

This is brilliant!!

I'm predicting toothbrushes will start coming with this feature, if they don't already. So clever!

[DIYJRAY]

I think you're right. They can use less plastic and call it a feature!

[Ehlers_TV]

Thank You !

[ilpug]

I just saw one of these a few days ago on some random website. It's amazing that even in something as overdesigned as a toothbrush, new functions can be found.

Good job Ehlers_TV!