A turning device for knitted tubular articles, particularly for turning inside-out tubular articles with pockets that protrude from the lateral surface thereof. The turning device in question comprises a main supporting structure which supports a tubular body arranged with its axis substantially vertical. The tubular body has its upper axial end beveled along a plane that is inclined with respect to its axis. The turning device comprises first actuation means which can be activated to perform a translation of the tubular body along its axis with respect to the main supporting structure. The tubular body is insertable, with its upper axial end, through an axial end of a tubular article in order to turn it inside out. The turning device comprises second actuation means which can be activated to rotate the tubular body about its own axis, through an angle of preset breadth, with respect to the main supporting structure.

The present invention is a device that provides an expeditious method to invert or turn inside-out and to reform or turn back to the proper side glove appendages, which consists of a base that has numerous openings, one of which accepts a guide. The guide is defined as an asymmetrical cylinder having two (2) opposing ends. One end has a concave configuration and above and adjacent to the other end are a couple of grooves that circumscribe the guide with a couple of flexible elements fitted therein. The latter end is fitted into one of the openings in the base, to be securely mounted therein without using threaded means.

The present invention is a device that provides an expeditious method to invert or turn inside-out and to reform or turn back to the proper side glove appendages, which consists of a base that has numerous openings, one of which accepts a guide. The guide is defined as an asymmetrical cylinder having two (2) opposing ends. One end has a concave configuration and above and adjacent to the other end are a couple of grooves that circumscribe the guide with a couple of flexible elements fitted therein. The latter end is fitted into one of the openings in the base, to be securely mounted therein without using threaded means.

The invention presented is a device, the laundry wand, configured to be extended through a sleeve. The device comprises a longitudinal rod having two ends, with a malleable catching component designed to catch and hold the end of a garment arm or leg (collectively sleeve) at the first end. When extended through a sleeve, the catching component holds the sleeve end enabling the sleeve to be inverted when the device is retracted through the length of the sleeve. The device may be used to turn the sleeve inside out or right-side in. The device provides the advantage of easily inverting the sleeve faster than being done manually.

The invention presented is a device, the laundry wand, configured to be extended through a sleeve. The device comprises a longitudinal rod having two ends, with a malleable catching component designed to catch and hold the end of a garment arm or leg (collectively sleeve) at the first end. When extended through a sleeve, the catching component holds the sleeve end enabling the sleeve to be inverted when the device is retracted through the length of the sleeve. The device may be used to turn the sleeve inside out or right-side in. The device provides the advantage of easily inverting the sleeve faster than being done manually.