If you've been curious about the Touch n Brush toothpaste dispenser and haven't found allot of reviews on it yet, it's probably because it is relatively new on the As Seen on TV market. Of course the Touch and Brush is not the only toothpaste dispenser out there, just the only one with a fancy infomercial.
Dispite my oppinion, my wife decided that we needed one in our household and ordered it while I was busy writing. It was a Touch n Brush sneak attack. She was pretty excited when it showed up in the mail because she mostly deals with scraping the toothpaste off the walls from our kids' mysterious toothpaste tub explosions. And she thought that this would be the ultimate device that would solve the toothpaste problem.

I wanted her to install the thing because the commercial showed that it was so simple. She normally doesn't like to handle installations. So, she did it while I watched and it was ridiculously easy. Suction cups on the mirror, ok anyone can do that. But I figured that it would fall right off the with a little tug and kids hanging on it. To my surprise it didn't.

My wife has given her review of the Touch and Brush, the good, the bad, and the ugly, because she's the one who has seen the results first hand with the kids. You can read it at touchnbrush.org

My experience with the Touch n Brush is that it's fun to use, easy to instal, and far less of a mess than your regular tootpaste tub. Would I buy it for myself? No, not really. I am an adult who knows not to squirt toothpaste everywhere. I can see how this will work well with the kids though.