A hand washing assistive device includes a prosthetic hand, a supportive arm, a support mechanism, and a mechanism for removably coupling the support member to an underlying surface. The supportive arm is coupled to the prosthetic hand. The support member is coupled to the supportive arm and has a connector that permits the supportive arm to be movable. The prosthetic hand is configured to provide a complementary hand to a user's hand for washing purposes.

Improvements in a cleaning brush is disclosed. The cleaning tool has both a larger and smaller cleaning feature a single size cleaning tool to try and cover all uses is obviated. With a larger cleaning head, the larger cleaning head can be optimized for the rim surfaces of a toilet. The inner detailing head retracts into the outer cleaning tool. In the retracted mode the detailing head operates with the larger outer tool and provides a cohesive flat surface for cleaning. A spring can be used to retract the detailing head. The detailing head extends from the center, side or corner of the cleaning tool and extends far enough to allow for full use of the detailing head to effectively reach corners and/or cervices. The handle and or the head can be angled to provide an optimum angle for use.

The disclosed subject matter is directed to a hairbrush. The hairbrush comprises a plurality of heating elements protruding from a face of the brush, the heating elements defining a hair treating area. The hairbrush further comprises a plurality of self-adjustable spacers projecting from at least some of the heating elements and configured for axial displacement relative to said at least some heating elements between a projecting position and a retracted position, wherein at the retracted position the at least some spacers are partially retracted into respective heating element maintaining a space between a tip of the heating elements and the scalp, and wherein the spacers are self-adjusting to the contour of a users' scalp.

There are provided systems for styling hair, in particular, baby hairs. The systems include a hairstyling device having a handle and at least one of bristles or a row of teeth positioned on a side of one end of the handle. Also provided is a tail comb operatively attached to an opposite end of the handle, the tail comb being collapsible for storage in an interior portion of the handle of the handle.

An interchangeable painting system is disclosed. The interchangeable painting system includes a painting object including a shaft and at least part of the painting object is configured to apply paint to a surface and a handle including a body with a receptacle that is configured to receive the shaft of the painting object; and a latch attached to the body and configured to reversibly engage the shaft of the painting object such that the painting object is secured to the handle when the latch is in a first position and released from the handle when the latch is in a second position.

The presently disclosed subject matter is directed to a cleaning device that includes two cleaning implements positioned at opposing ends of a longitudinal handle. Particularly, the device comprises a handle with first and second ends. A cleaning implement is positioned at each end of the handle. The cleaning implements can be selected from one or more mops, brooms, dusters, and the like. The device further includes covers that house the cleaning implements when not in use. Specifically, a particular cleaning implement (e.g., mop or broom) can be concealed by a cover, allowing the user to easily use the full length of the handle during cleaning.

A broom tube assembly for dislodging debris while employing a leaf blower includes an air tube that is mountable on an output of a leaf blower. A broom is provided and the broom is coupled to the air tube. The broom frictionally engages a surface being cleaned when the air tube is directed toward the surface. In this way the broom can dislodge debris for blowing the debris with the leaf blower. A plurality of brackets is each positioned around the handle. Each of the brackets engages the air tube for retaining the handle on the air tube.

A system for a paint brush including a brush head assembly and a reservoir assembly. The brush head assembly includes a brush head with bristles for painting a surface. In between the bristles is a roller brush in abutting contact with the bristles. The reservoir assembly includes a reservoir handle removably mounted to the brush head. The reservoir handle is filled with fresh paint to supply to the brush head to dispense. The reservoir handle is squeezed to allow the fresh paint to travel to the brush head and then soak the roller brush. The roller brush then allows for excess fresh paint to flow onto the bristles to allow users to paint the desired surface with the fresh paint on the bristles. The brush head further includes wheels that facilitate the maneuvering of the paint brush. Thereby allowing for painting to be done more efficiently.

An improved hand held apparatus used for dusting, cleaning, polishing, and similar tasks utilizing a lightweight conventional power drill having a rotating axle with a chuck to which is attached two or more elongated extension members telescoped within one another forming a gap between adjacent extension members into which at least one band fitted about one of the elongated extension member is positioned to reduce wobble in the adjacent extension member when the axle of the power drill causes the first extension member to rotate.

A foldable, compact electric brush for removing dirt and sand from a body including a brush, a handle with at least one handle extension; a tubular component with two swivel joints on opposite sides for attaching the brush and handle extension; a motor to turn the brush; a rechargeable power source and a power button to power on and off.