A razor cartridge cleaning device has a housing defining a cleaning chamber therein. A spout seating grommet interfacing a nozzle of decreasing interior cross section directed into the chamber. A clamp frame having a throat adjacent the grommet rotatably retains an adjusting screw having a handle for adjusting a movable jaw thereof within the throat towards the grommet to tightly seal the device to a tap spout.

A razor cartridge cleaning device has a housing defining a cleaning chamber therein. A spout seating grommet interfacing a nozzle of decreasing interior cross section directed into the chamber. A clamp frame having a throat adjacent the grommet rotatably retains an adjusting screw having a handle for adjusting a movable jaw thereof within the throat towards the grommet to tightly seal the device to a tap spout.

A safety razor cleaning device includes a handle. A plurality of first bristles and a plurality of second bristles are coupled to and extend transversely from a first end of the handle so that the handle, the plurality of first bristles, and the plurality of second bristles are substantially Y-shaped when viewed from a side of the handle. Each first bristle is flexible and each second bristle is substantially rigid so that the plurality of first bristles is soft and the plurality of second bristles is coarse. The handle is configured to be grasped in a hand, positioning a user to insert the second bristles into slots on a back side of a razor assembly to dislodge debris positioned between razors of the razor assembly. The user also is positioned to brush the first bristles across a front of the razor assembly to clear residual debris from the razors.

A safety razor cleaning device includes a handle. A plurality of first bristles and a plurality of second bristles are coupled to and extend transversely from a first end of the handle so that the handle, the plurality of first bristles, and the plurality of second bristles are substantially Y-shaped when viewed from a side of the handle. Each first bristle is flexible and each second bristle is substantially rigid so that the plurality of first bristles is soft and the plurality of second bristles is coarse. The handle is configured to be grasped in a hand, positioning a user to insert the second bristles into slots on a back side of a razor assembly to dislodge debris positioned between razors of the razor assembly. The user also is positioned to brush the first bristles across a front of the razor assembly to clear residual debris from the razors.

An ultraviolet razor blade treatment system for providing a cleaning treatment to a shaving razor is disclosed. The ultraviolet razor blade treatment system can include a shaving razor cleaning unit that has at least one ultraviolet radiation source and sensor to clean surfaces of the shaving razor for purposes of disinfection, sterilization, and/or sanitization.

An ultraviolet razor blade treatment system for providing a cleaning treatment to a shaving razor is disclosed. The ultraviolet razor blade treatment system can include a shaving razor cleaning unit that has at least one ultraviolet radiation source and sensor to clean surfaces of the shaving razor for purposes of disinfection, sterilization, and/or sanitization.

A safety razor cleaning device includes a handle. A plurality of first bristles and a plurality of second bristles are coupled to and extend transversely from a first end of the handle so that the handle, the plurality of first bristles, and the plurality of second bristles are substantially Y-shaped when viewed from a side of the handle. Each first bristle is flexible and each second bristle is substantially rigid so that the plurality of first bristles is soft and the plurality of second bristles is coarse. The handle is configured to be grasped in a hand, positioning a user to insert the second bristles into slots on a back side of a razor assembly to dislodge debris positioned between razors of the razor assembly. The user also is positioned to brush the first bristles across a front of the razor assembly to clear residual debris from the razors.

A safety razor cleaning device includes a handle. A plurality of first bristles and a plurality of second bristles are coupled to and extend transversely from a first end of the handle so that the handle, the plurality of first bristles, and the plurality of second bristles are substantially Y-shaped when viewed from a side of the handle. Each first bristle is flexible and each second bristle is substantially rigid so that the plurality of first bristles is soft and the plurality of second bristles is coarse. The handle is configured to be grasped in a hand, positioning a user to insert the second bristles into slots on a back side of a razor assembly to dislodge debris positioned between razors of the razor assembly. The user also is positioned to brush the first bristles across a front of the razor assembly to clear residual debris from the razors.

A container that houses a brush submerged in water or any other non toxic cleaning liquid. A brush inside this container will help facilitate the cleaning of any small object with a hard to reach gap or intricate cavity. A top cover that provides additional accessories needed to make it an all in one shaving and grooming experience. In our present application, it would be the gap between the blades on a disposable or a double edge safety razor.

A container that houses a brush submerged in water or any other non toxic cleaning liquid. A brush inside this container will help facilitate the cleaning of any small object with a hard to reach gap or intricate cavity. A top cover that provides additional accessories needed to make it an all in one shaving and grooming experience. In our present application, it would be the gap between the blades on a disposable or a double edge safety razor.