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Brush
A self-rightening tooth brush. just imagine, No more bowl, holder, stand for your toothbrush. You put it down on the counter it stands up. you knock if of the sink it hits the ground and stands up. Clean. It can stand in your medicine cabinet or on the sink It's safe and clean. It has a weighted, heavy ball in the base and a rounded end. It's made of a matte rubber or something else with a bit of tack to it. It looks like a regular toothbrush but one end is bigger and round. The head piece could be detachable, replaceable, you keep the base = less waste. It's no large hadron collider, but if you go to any drug store, any grocery store, it doesn't exist.
An Interview With Spencer Sloan Of Bobble Brush
Congrats once again to Spencer and all of our Bobble Brush influencers! As you know, this one has moved onto production, so it’s time for an interview with Spencer. Here’s what Spencer has to say! 1. When did you think of the idea for Bobble Brush? I was living in an 11×13 apartment in Manhattan, [...]
Bobble Brush Hits Threshold… On To Production!
Today, the Bobble Brush became Quirky’s seventh product to reach its sales threshold (400 items) and go into production. Woohoo! We couldn’t have done it without everyone who influenced and committed to the product, especially ideator Spencer Sloan. Read a bit about the product’s production history, and get excited for the Bobble Brush to ship [...]
Bobble Brush Hits Quirky’s Online Store
quirky’s bobble brush is a tooth brush stand that turns your toothbrush into a “weeble.” No more sink top germs on your bristles – this weighted structure keeps your tooth brush upright, bobbling, and grime free. The tooth brush insert slot at the top of the structure can fit most standard, non-electronic brushes with its [...]
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Leave A Commentmillie sloan 2 months ago
Now you can follow the Bobble Brush on Twitter! https://twitter.com/TheBobbleBrush (@thebobblebrush)
Jessica Marati 2 months ago
Bobble Brush images have been updated to reflect the real products and packaging. Enjoy!
Sal Capone 3 months ago | 1 Replies
why are the color choices not the ones in the product overview above? i want me some green!
Jessica Marati 3 months ago
We'll be ready to ship this product by the end of this week or early next -- get excited!
PattiD 5 months ago
Is there an ETA on this product?
A C 5 months ago
is this ever going to ship?!?!?!
Amy Sutton 6 months ago
i think that this is cool looking, i bet my kids would love it
Amy Sutton 6 months ago
i think that this is cool looking, i bet my kids would love it
Prescott Nichols 6 months ago
I think this is great and might want to order 4 of them. First, can you reassure me that the product contains no lead paint or other toxins in its construction? A serious consideration around toothbrushes.
Marc Zech 7 months ago
wows! congrats! took some time but worked out fine!
ethan 7 months ago
Omgzzz....We really did it now.
Well done quirks.
Michael Cavada 7 months ago
@Sandra...Oh! Thanks for reminding me about my dentist. I tried to talk the entire office into joining Quirky and ordering these in bulk to hand out to customers, but they "brushed" me off! I hope these will be shipping before my next checkup. I want to give them one anyway. If they still don't "bite" I may just take my Quirky social sales and my mouth to another competitor.
5 more to go!
Sandra Lehr 7 months ago
Okay... I'm done with this shopping! Bought 4 more to be used for holiday stocking stuffers next xmas. Someone else needs to step up and buy the remainder. Thanks for your support!
Sandra Lehr 7 months ago
@Michael - Brush the teeth on my jumpy dogs -- not a chance! My little Boston is so skittish, giving Duke his monthly flea treatment is sometimes an issue. I've ordered 4. I may order 2 more for my dentist. Maybe I'll get him to stock up on them as the dental cleaning giveaway because the Sensodyne toothpaste that he gives away isn't cutting it. I won't even use that stuff for travel. : )
Michael Cavada 7 months ago
@Sandra... I ordered 16 during the quirky friday sale. Didn't you buy one for your dogs? ... or don't they mind sharing your brush? :-)
Sandra Lehr 7 months ago
I bought 4 to supply my family. It's like a race to win once there are 30 or so to go! Why don't you buy the remaining 22 (Cavada). After all, you'll be wealthy soon from your Space Bar! : )
Michael Cavada 7 months ago
Hey, we're getting down to the wire! Anyone have $261 to invest in the last 29? It will buy you nearly 1.5% of influence!
Sandra Lehr 7 months ago
I agree with Jessica below -- they should be sold individually and as a set. You can offer a slight discount when selling as a set. Hoping children's toothbrush will work in this -- my kids will get a kick out of it.
jessica vos 9 months ago
I think you should change the the packaging and sell a family set ... it is very expensive if yur going to buy every one in your family one and would be nice to be able to buy a set of 2 and a set of 4 and a set of 6 i think you'll find they will do well in sales
Michael Cavada 9 months ago
Well this clearly won't be a stocking stuffer, but we still need to move it out of presale.
I already ordered 16. I think kids and their parents will love them. Wouldn't it be cool to hand them out and point to your name on the box? ...Saying "look, I helped design this just for you!"
Com'on gang! Let's do this!