HomeSoap: Large UV Sanitizer Box
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Big enough for the whole house — sanitize tablets, baby bottles, and multiple phones at once, killing 99.9% of germs† in one cycle.
- ✓Fits tablets, multiple phones, bottles, controllers & more
- ✓99.9% 360° disinfection with medical-grade UV-C†
- ✓USB-A + USB-C ports charge while you sanitize
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The things you share are the things no one sanitizes.
The family tablet, the TV remote, the game controller, the baby's bottles — everyone touches them, no one wipes them down. They carry far more bacteria than you'd guess, and wipes can't reach every surface.
See how germy your everyday items really are →
The power of UV-C light — no chemicals, no wiping.
HomeSoap uses the same germicidal UV-C light hospitals use to disinfect. Powerful bulbs and quartz glass flood the chamber with 360° light that breaks down germs' DNA so they can't survive — reaching every surface a wipe would miss.
The UV-C lights switch off automatically the moment you open the door.
Learn how UV-C light works →Backed by real lab testing.
HomeSoap is tested in labs against the germs living on the things you touch every day.
Independently lab-tested by Blackrock Consulting and Microchem Laboratory.
See the full testing results →Safe around kids, too — the UV-C lights shut off the instant the door opens.
It fits everything a phone sanitizer can't.
PhoneSoap sanitizes your phone. HomeSoap is the large UV sanitizer box for everything else — its 13″ × 9″ bay handles tablets, several phones, bottles, and controllers in one cycle.
Baby gear
Pacifiers, bottle nipples, teethers, breast-pump parts — chemical-free peace of mind.
Tech & toys
Tablets, a Switch, game controllers, remotes, keyboards — the shared stuff everyone handles.
Everyday carry
Headphones, keys, wallets, watches, glasses — or several phones in one go.
Drop in anything. It all comes out sanitized.
From baby bottles to the family tablet, one cycle handles the whole pile.
A charging hub for your devices.
Built-in USB-A and USB-C ports keep your devices powered through the cycle — and even after it ends. Sanitized and charged in one place.
Everything they touch ends up in their mouth.
Little hands work through the toy bin, the remote, the family tablet — then go straight to their face. The NSF found Staph, yeast and mold on household remotes and controllers, and one child's tablet measured over 2,200 where 500 already counts as dirty. HomeSoap sanitizes the toys, teethers, tablets and remotes your kids handle most — with light, not chemicals, so nothing's left behind.
Why what your family touches matters →How much do you need to sanitize?
| PhoneSoap 3 $89.95 |
PhoneSoap Pro $129.95 |
Most capacity HomeSoap $159.95 |
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| Best for | One phone | Phones + big cases | The whole household |
| Sanitizing time | 10 minutes | 5 minutes | 10 minutes |
| Fits a tablet | — | — | ✓ |
| Multiple phones at once | — | — | ✓ |
| Baby bottles & gear | — | — | ✓ |
| 360° UV-C disinfection | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Charges devices | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Sanitize the whole pile in three steps.
No sprays, no wiping, no sorting through what is dirty. Fill the chamber, shut the door, and 360-degree UV-C light handles the rest.
Plug it in
Give it a spot near an outlet — kitchen counter, entryway, playroom shelf — and connect the included power cord. That is the whole installation.
Load it up
Slide in a tablet, a stack of phones, the remotes, the baby's bottles — then shut the door. Closing it starts the cycle on its own.
Let it run
About ten minutes of 360° UV-C later it shuts off on its own, and everything inside is 99.9% germ-free† — no chemicals, no wiping, no residue.
The details.
Frequently asked questions
What can you fit inside the HomeSoap?
The HomeSoap has a spacious interior designed for larger items that won't fit in a phone-sized UV sanitizer. You can sanitize tablets (including iPads), TV remote controls, baby bottles, toys, keyboards, handbags, books, game controllers, breast pump parts, a Switch 2 or multiple phones at once. Essentially, if it fits inside the bay and the door closes, HomeSoap's UV-C light will sanitize it.
Does HomeSoap charge devices while sanitizing?
Yes. Inside the HomeSoap includes both a USB-A and a USB-C ports, every one dishing out 5 volts at 2.4 amps - enough juice to top off gadgets. Charging your mobile, slate, or anything running on USB? Happens while it gets sanitized within the box. Neat trick: keeps family tech powered and germ-free in a single spot.
How long does the HomeSoap sanitization cycle take?
The HomeSoap completes a full 360-degree UV-C sanitization cycle in 10 minutes. Inside, things go still once you shut the door - that triggers the machine to begin. When time runs down, it powers itself off without help. Bright UV-C lamps shine through quartz glass and reflective interior, reaching all sides of what sits there. Larger objects, such as tablets or baby bottles, get sanitized just as well during those few minutes.
Is the HomeSoap safe for sanitizing baby items?
Yes. HomeSoap works just with UV-C light - nothing else sneaks in. No liquids show up, no heat tags along, no harsh chemicals, nothing sticks around after it runs. Babies' things get sanitized without hidden leftovers. Pacifiers, bottles, chew toys - all come out sanitized of germs you can't see. Breast pump bits sit under the glow, then stay pure. Wash away any visible gunk first, then your items are ready to go right after a 10 minutes cycle. Lab checks confirm it works on Salmonella, plus also knocks out E. coli. Holds up when facing MRSA, just like Staphylococcus. Even handles Human coronavirus (229E) without issue.
How is HomeSoap different from other large UV sanitizers on the market?
HomeSoap stands out with its combination of spacious interior, 360-degree UV-C coverage using powerful bulbs and quartz glass, built-in dual charging ports (USB-A and USB-C), and clinical-grade testing against specific pathogens. Unlike many large UV sanitizers that use weaker LED arrays, HomeSoap's UV-C bulbs deliver the proven germicidal wavelength at sufficient intensity for thorough sanitization across the entire space. It also comes with a one-year warranty with an optional extended warranty plan.
Does HomeSoap have a smell when it runs?
A faint, clean scent is normal — and it is not ozone. HomeSoap is ozone-free (independently verified). The smell comes from UV-C light breaking down the microscopic dust and skin particles on your items into trace, harmless compounds your nose is very sensitive to, and it clears within a minute or two of opening the door.
Sanitize the things your whole family touches.
One 10-minute cycle. 99.9% of germs gone† — no chemicals, just the same UV-C light hospitals trust, sized for your home.
Add to cart — $159.95