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How to Remove Mold from an Electric Toothbrush

Electric Toothbrush Mold

  Sometimes, the charging base of an electric toothbrush can develop mold after prolonged use if it is not cleaned. Mold can be toxic and should be removed immediately. Regularly cleaning the toothbrush base is very important for preventing mold and mildew from forming.

  Aiwejay Electric Toothbrush Manufacturers Reminder: If mold is found on your electric toothbrush, be sure to replace the brush head. Replace the brush head regularly—every three months. Next, let’s take a look at how to clean mold off an electric toothbrush.

How to Remove Mold from an Electric Toothbrush

  1. Mix chlorine bleach with water in a 1-to-10 ratio.

  2. Immerse the electric toothbrush you want to clean in the bleach solution.

  3. Next, remove the soaked toothbrush and use a small white cloth to scrub the base, bristles, and inside of the toothbrush until all mold residue is gone. Then, prepare some clean hot water and wipe it down thoroughly.

  4. Finally, dip the cloth into the bleach solution, scrub the electric toothbrush’s charging base, and then wipe it clean with clean, hot water.

  5. Cleaning your toothbrush regularly with disinfected wipes using the same method described above will keep your electric toothbrush free of mold.

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  Aiwejay Electric Toothbrush Factory Important Reminder: Bleach is a corrosive liquid, so be sure to wear rubber gloves when using it, and either dispose of or thoroughly clean any items that come into contact with the bleach solution. Failure to do so, or accidental ingestion of this liquid, may result in serious injury. Make sure the cloth is pure white or is something you need, as bleach will discolor it.

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