A built-in toothpaste type toothbrush structure includes toothbrush casing, toothpaste inner tube, knob switch, toothpaste storage handle and pushing structure. The toothbrush casing includes a toothbrush head, an accommodating space, and an outlet and a socketing portion. The toothbrush casing is sheathed on the toothpaste inner tube and has a toothpaste channel inside, and the toothpaste storage handle is connected integrally with the toothpaste inner tube for storing toothpaste, and the pushing structure is installed in the toothpaste storage handle to push the toothpaste to the toothbrush head. Therefore, the knob switch can control the communication between the toothpaste inner tube and the toothbrush casing to avoid contaminating the toothpaste stored in the toothpaste inner tube, so that home and office users or students can carry and use the toothbrush for dental cleaning and oral hygiene conveniently.

A cleaning implement which utilizes a low-power motor coupled to a plurality of angle gears and drive lines for creating a mechanical action adapted to clean hair and fur. The device includes a housing, which may be bifurcated, and a plurality of bristled protrusions positioned in staggered form along elongated shafts connected to drive lines using angle gears.

An apparatus to facilitate makeup blending and application is disclosed. The makeup blender includes a body that provides a steady state vibration and is easily grasped by a human hand. The makeup blender is electrically powered by replaceable batteries or rechargeable batteries. The makeup blender provides for an attachment interface that facilitates easy snap on or off, for attachments such as a brush or a cotton ball holder. The electrically powered consistent vibration on an attachment such as a brush provides for even and smooth blending of makeup over the skin.

A method of using a flat headed mop is provided. The method includes cleaning a surface with the mop pad, then rotating the mop head into the folded position at a instance with a biasing member coupled to a hinge assembly. The hinge assembly being disposed between the mop head and a mop pole. Next, inserting the mop head into a first fluid to remove contaminants from the mop pad, then inserting the mop head into a wringing assembly to remove at least a portion of the first fluid.

A toothbrush head includes a fixture and a compressing sleeve. The fixture includes a first end and a second end. The first end is provided with a protrusion fastened with the brush head. The second end splits to form a gap that extends toward the first end. The gap has a fastening space fastened with the driving shaft of an electric toothbrush. The compressing sleeve sleeves the outside of the fixture to shrink the gap. The fixture is fastened with the metal driving shafts with various shapes or sizes of electric toothbrushes. As long as the compressing sleeve sleeves the outside of the fixture, the fixture is not loosed. Thus, the toothbrush head is suitable for electric toothbrushes of many brands.

A brushing accessory, including a first member, including a hole and a brush fixed thereto, and a second member, including a motor for rotating a first elliptic gear, a second elliptic gear interlaced with the first elliptic gear, and a pin extending from the second elliptic gear into the hole of the first member, thereby moving the brush on a user's body as a function of changing locations of the pin, the locations changing as a function of the interlacing of the elliptic gears.

The present invention relates to a shower hose cleaner having a new structure that can easily clean a shower hose connected to a shower head. The shower hose cleaner according to the present invention is configured to comprise a case 10 having a tubular shape extending in a longitudinal direction and a brush member 20 provided on an inner circumferential surface of the case 10, and the case 10 is configured to be able to be divided into two parts. When the case 10 is coupled to an outside of the shower hose 2 and slid in the longitudinal direction of the shower hose 2, an outer circumferential surface of the shower hose 2 is cleaned by the brush member 20, and the shower hose 2 can be easily cleaned.

The disclosure provided herein is directed to a body scrubbing device. The body scrubbing device has a cleaning member and a connection member that are removably connected to a body of the body scrubbing device. The body scrubbing device is stackable and arrangeable with another body scrubbing device by interconnection between a male interconnection member and a female interconnection device.

An oral care refill head (300), the oral care refill head (300) may be detachably coupled to a handle (200). The handle (200) may include a stem (250) that is received within a connection cavity (326) of the oral care refill head (300). The stem (250) and the connection cavity (326) may have specific geometries and structures to ensure an adequate coupling therebetween. An oral care implement (100), the oral care implement (100) have a pressure sensing assembly, excessive pressure applied onto the oral care refill head (300) will cause the motor (140) and a motor chassis (401) to rock. As the motor chassis (401) rocks, a contact element (456) thereon will actuate a pressure actuator element (455). In response, a control unit (150) may initiate generation of a user perceptible signal to inform the user of the excess pressure.

An interdental cleaner for cleaning interdental spaces includes a cleaning portion for interdental cleaning and a handle portion connected as a grip to the cleaning portion by a flexible neck portion.