Tired of having to hold back your hair when you stick your mouth under the tap to rinse the toothpaste foam out of your mouth? Don’t like using that water-spotty, rarely-washed glass? Well, perhaps the Rinser toothbrush is what you need.
Designed by New York-based Amron Experimental (which also brought us the Keybrid carabiner key), the Rinser simply has a water scoop and connected spout built into its handle. When streaming tap water falls into that scoop, it shoots up and out of the spout, creating a fountain that the user can gulp from.
It also features a replaceable head, so users won’t have to rebuy that fancy handle every time the bristles get worn out.
The Rinser is currently available for preorder, for US$22 – the retail price will be $34.99. If you have a small kingdom to support and really want to save money, you can preorder 900 of the things for $9,500. If money is no object, on the other hand, you can buy the original prototype for $3,800 ... and, if you just like the idea of turning your tap into a fountain, you also might want to check out the Tapi.
Watch the video below to see the Rinser in use.
Source: Amron Experimental via Gizmodo
Why is it so hard or icky to just cup your hands with water and do it the normal -$22 way? You're just going to wash your hands and mouth in the end anyway.
At least for that price make the heads interchangable... Prefer the good old hands - can use them for all sorts of work, not just scooping water...