Can I use white vinegar to disinfect the toothbrush cup holder after cleaning it?

After cleaning the toothbrush cup holder, white vinegar can be used for disinfection. White vinegar, as a natural disinfectant, has a certain bactericidal effect. Although its disinfection effect may not be as strong as professional chemical disinfectants, it is sufficient for general disinfection needs in daily life.
The method of using white vinegar to disinfect toothbrush cup holders is as follows:
Prepare white vinegar: Choose an appropriate amount of white vinegar to ensure it covers the surface and gaps of the toothbrush cup holder.
Cleaning toothbrush cup holder: Before disinfection, clean the toothbrush cup holder with water and detergent to remove surface dirt and oil stains.
Soak disinfection: Soak the cleaned toothbrush cup holder in white vinegar for at least 15 minutes according to the actual situation to ensure that the vinegar can fully penetrate into the gaps and exert its disinfection effect.
Rinse and dry: After soaking, rinse the toothbrush cup holder with clean water to ensure there is no residual white vinegar. Then place it in a well ventilated area to dry, avoiding the growth of bacteria in damp environments.
It should be noted that although white vinegar can be used for disinfection, its disinfection effect may be affected by various factors such as concentration, temperature, time, etc. Therefore, when using white vinegar for disinfection, it is necessary to ensure that the concentration of white vinegar is moderate, the soaking time is sufficient, and it should be thoroughly rinsed and dried after use.