Abstract: A toothbrush case has a first hollow body portion for enclosing the handle portion of a toothbrush, a second hollow body portion for enclosing the head of the toothbrush, the first and second hollow body portions removably fitted together to form a main case body. The toothbrush case also has a first removable cap for closing the free end of the first hollow body portion, and a second removable cap for closing the free end of the second hollow body portion and for enclosing a modular desiccant pod containing super absorbent material, the desiccant pod disposed proximal to the head of the toothbrush to absorb moisture from the enclosed toothbrush and from the internal volume of the toothbrush case.

Abstract: A toothbrush case has a first hollow body portion for enclosing the handle portion of a toothbrush, a second hollow body portion for enclosing the head of the toothbrush, the first and second hollow body portions removably fitted together to form a main case body. The toothbrush case also has a first removable cap for closing the free end of the first hollow body portion, and a second removable cap for closing the free end of the second hollow body portion and for enclosing a modular desiccant pod containing super absorbent material, the desiccant pod disposed proximal to the head of the toothbrush to absorb moisture from the enclosed toothbrush and from the internal volume of the toothbrush case.

Abstract: A modular cable way system, for securing and managing low voltage cables above a drop ceiling, having a central, typically cylindrical, spine with ribs attached typically perpendicular to the spine. The central spine is preferably bendable tubing to allow on site modification of the cable way system. A variety of rib shapes and configurations are provided so that cable way modules can be joined together having different rib configurations to provide a desirable configuration for cable management needs.