Wall-Mounted Oral-B Toothbrush Holder

This design holds charging bases for 2 Oral-B toothbrushes and 4 Oral-B toothbrush heads. 

I made it for a bathroom shared by two Oral-B toothbrush users that has limited counter space; to save space, I wanted to move the toothbrush set-up onto the wall instead of keeping them on the sink where they get frequently knocked over.

The reason it can hold 4 toothbrush heads but only 2 toothbrushes is because some people switch between two different toothbrush heads for different purposes-- sometimes someone has a specialized toothbrush head for cleaning braces or polishing for whiteness in addition to the normal head used for brushing the rest of the teeth. It can technically hold 6 toothbrush heads if you keep 2 of them attached to the toothbrush instead of hanging them all to dry. 

It needs to be wall-mounted so the toothbrush heads can dangle downward:

If you're mounting it on tile, you can use…

• Two strong suction cups with thin metal hooks
• Two Command™ Bath Water-Resistant Adhesive Refill Strips (Cut to size or carefully position them if you don't want the removal tabs visible)

If you're mounting it on a normal wall, you can use…

• Two screws (You can make a copy of my object in TinkerCad and edit as needed to accommodate your screw size)
• Two Command™ Large Picture Hanging Strips (Cut to size as needed)Prit 

Print details:

I used autogenerated supports in the Prusia Slicer for the back wall because there is a hole for the charging cord to exit, and the hole for the hanging hook. I printed mine with glow-in-the-dark filament with 4 perimeter layers and 30% infill. 

The charger stand part of the print is a bit oversized so you have around 1-2 mm of wiggle room in there, and a little more in the back. I like that because it makes it easier for my family members who have disabilities to remove the chargers to travel, but you can make it smaller if needed by copying and editing the TinkerCAD file.

Concept credits:

The idea to hang the toothbrush heads was inspired by Shaun's file. 

The hole in the bottom of the stand to drop the plug through and the hole in the back to stick the cord out of was mimicked from CoolShrimp's file.

Remixing my design:

Here's my TinkerCad file: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7w1vIYvFeA5