A general over view:

Brushing terminates the plaque due to which bacteria, viruses, fungi, molds, and yeast those are present inside the mouth and which produce bad breath and sometimes oral-diseases. The toothbrush use cleansers or toothpaste to eradicate these types of various types of diseases but the problem is that brushes are not self-cleansing. So, brush need to be cleaned by some other way, device, or solution. Germ Terminator is used for the same purpose.

What is a germ terminator actually:

Germ Terminator is a disinfectant used for toothbrushes. It is an easy-to-use device designed to protect long-term health by terminating germs that stay on the wet toothbrush. The Germ Terminator device kills germs by drying after steaming the brush. The toothbrush is stored in the Germ Terminator's clean chamber. As the device requires steaming off the germs the user needs to keep filling the water reservoir. Filling up the reservoir turns on the Germ Terminator's in its steam mode automatically. As soon as the steam cycle has completed the dry cycle starts off immediately. The clean toothbrush is ready for your next brushing. The Germ terminator can be used to clean manual as well as the electric brushes. The Germ Terminator for thorough cleansing uses time-tested steam and dry heat. The device is easy to use and there is no need to use harmful chemicals or processes such as ultraviolet radiation, hydrogen peroxide, ozone (trivalent or activated oxygen), alcohol, or other disinfecting chemicals. The Germ Terminator is not only the most effective method of toothbrush sanitization but is also the safest way to do it. Major independent laboratories have extensively tested the Germ Terminator.

Tests of germ terminator:

It has been tested for various test though the Germ Terminator. In accordance with Good Laboratory Practice Regulations, these independent labs performed microbiological testing on the effect that the GERM TERMINATOR had on toothbrushes that had been inoculated with many bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

The Germ terminator was tested for the following representative species of bacteria, viruses, and fungi, including molds and yeast:
1. E. Coli
2. Staphylococcus aureus
3. Salmonella choleraesuis
4. Listeria monocytogenes
5. Porphyromonas gingivalis
6. Neisseria meningitides