Abstract: A water container and holder structure includes: a container body and a holder capable of being secured onto an intended vertical face or wall surface. The holder includes a horizontally projecting extending portion and a receiving space with an opening at the top thereof. The receiving space is used for holding toothbrushes that are not in use. The bottom of the receiving space includes a sloping bottom surface, and a hollow slot is provided at the lowest level of the sloping bottom surface for water drainage. The bottom of the extending portion is provided with a coupling element, and the bottom of the container body is provided with a coupled element that can be easily coupled with (magnetically attracted to or “hook-and-loop” fastened with) the coupling element, such that the container body is conveniently received underneath the extending portion of the holder in an upside down position.

Abstract: A multiple water containers and holder structure includes a holder having a bent portion provided at its one side to form an open receiving space between the holder and the bent portion and a plurality of combining portions defined on a side of the holder closer to the receiving space; a securing element combined on the bent portion including at least one attachment element on a side surface of the securing element away from the holder for attaching the securing element onto an intended vertical face; and a plurality of coupling sets consisting of a plurality of first coupling elements provided at locations on the holder corresponding to the respective combining portions and a plurality of second coupling elements provided on the bottoms of the container bodies. The first coupling elements and the second coupling elements normally maintain connection with each other, so that the container bodies are stored and held in place in the receiving space of the holder.