Can you remove the toothbrush head storage tray so that it doesn't take up so much room on the counter?
1996368
I didn't use the storage tray, so never attached it. I don't switch out brushheads, just change it when necessary, so the storage tray was never needed.
1996369
Yes, you can!This is my second one, bought a sonic toothbrush for $110.00, was highly recommendedby a dental hygienist,I thought she would be the one to ask.I expected my teeth to feel like they had just been professionally cleaned.I returned it the next day, don't know why people swear by it...The Oral B toothbrush does a much better job!!!
1996370
Yes it can be removed but I recommend that you consider using the tray and I'll tell you why. I have several years with these toothbrushes and what happens is that no matter how well you attempt to dry the bush heads after use residual water will drain down the machine if you store the head on the machine. And that water will end up draining down the machine and unto the charger-base where it will form an unpleasant crust on the base of your machine. So then enters the purpose of the adjoining tray; where you can store the brush head and it even comes with the little flip lid to keep it a bit cleaner. I hope this helps. Yes it can be removed but I recommend that you consider using the tray and I'll tell you why. I have several years with these toothbrushes and what happens is that no matter how well you attempt to dry the bush heads after use residual water will drain down the machine if you store the head on the machine. And that water will end up draining down the machine and unto the charger-base where it will form an unpleasant crust on the base of your machine. So then enters the purpose of the adjoining tray; where you can store the brush head and it even comes with the little flip lid to keep it a... » Read More Yes it can be removed but I recommend that you consider using the tray and I'll tell you why. I have several years with these toothbrushes and what happens is that no matter how well you attempt to dry the bush heads after use residual water will drain down the machine if you store the head on the machine. And that water will end up draining down the machine and unto the charger-base where it will form an unpleasant crust on the base of your machine. So then enters the purpose of the adjoining tray; where you can store the brush head and it even comes with the little flip lid to keep it a bit cleaner. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1996371
Yes it can be removed but I recommend that you consider using the tray and I'll tell you why. I have several years with these toothbrushes and what happens is that no matter how well you attempt to dry the bush heads after use residual water will drain down the machine if you store the head on the machine. And that water will end up draining down the machine and unto the charger-base where it will form an unpleasant crust on the base of your machine. So then enters the purpose of the adjoining tray; where you can store the brush head and it even comes with the little flip lid to keep it a bit cleaner. I hope this helps.
1996372
Absolutely-I removed mine as soon as I hooked I up. There is on only me using it so I put the tray until it is time to replace the head due to wear
2206147
Sara, You can insert and obviously remove the slide out tray from either size easily. You can leave it in place or leave it out entirely. It cannot be moved out from the front or rear because there are support feet at those ends.
1871165
I have taken it off to clean up after a messy filling a few times. Typically I leave them mounted. The lid at the top pops right off. I would leave a comfortable amount of space at the top as that is how you take it off the mount and fill it when on, you'll need cleArance for the shampoo bottle, etc.
551387
Well...you can remove all the trays and top....every tray comes off. I don't know how much more apart you would need it to be.
1709944
Yes the tray is removable. I have it attached to the outer backside of the rack to make extra room for one or two dishes.
1509071
The tray of makeup inside is made of a thin sort of plastic, and since I haven't used up all the makeup inside yet I didn't try too hard to remove it for fear of hurting the makeup inside. but if it was completely empty then yes, I'm sure you could remove the tray for that purpose. The case itself is very thin, though; only about 1/2 an inch when it's closed. So anything you planned to keep inside would need to be fairly flat.
1002795
Yes, if there are two toothbrush head holders in your unit, and if not, the second toothbrush head may be kept in a small glass and sterilized after the first brush head is finished its cycle
1453203
I'm sure that you can remove/rearrange shelves to fit bottles. Probably not as efficient use of space.
1697001
one thing you could do is place it upon a sliding tray or drawer and then you could pull it out of cabinet/space, open it and get stuff, close then slide it back in.
439754
It has a small insert that can be removed for extra space for cases, but not very much space anything thicker than a toothpick would probably be a tight squeeze
1819708
Yes, I suppose you could. You would just have to work the tray out gently as there are a couple of raised points on the plastic to keep it in place. I've done that when I've wash the tray.
243645
I don't own a Sonicare toothbrush, but I looked it up and it seems like it would fit in one of the larger areas. Considering you can fit a whole tooth paste tube. It just depends where you put it. HTH.
984077
Yes. The tray is removable. There are set screws at the mounting platform and the tray. Once the mounting platform is removed, the tray can be slid off the top.
1842342
All slots are roughly 2" deep from front to back (or exactly 1 7/8 " ). The slots on the left are 3.5" wide, the slots on the right are 3 1/8" wide. But for the toothbrush and toothpaste you will have to wipe it all the time to keep clean, I don't think this type of use is very practical, IMHO, of course.
264782
Yes you would be able to remove the unit pretty easily and re-use it elsewhere. It's best installed in a cabinet without a drawer on top. It allows for more hanging room of pots.
1546982
Yes, and it really does come in handy. You can remove it if you want to though. It has little pegs on the bottom of the lip that just slide into the holes that are on the tray. I hope this helps!
969543
No the hole is not big enough for it to fit so I usually just take it off. It may be able to for in the drawer but I can't remember.