A detangling brush has a top brush head and a bottom brush head connected with a hinge. The top brush head includes a top perimeter frame having a first plurality of inwardly extending fingers which are laterally spaced from each other, and further have a plurality of top bristles which project downwardly from at least some of the first plurality of inwardly extending fingers. At least one ring is mounted on the top brush. The bottom brush head has a bottom perimeter frame which includes a second plurality of inwardly extending fingers which are laterally spaced from each other, and further have a plurality of bottom bristles which project upwardly from at least some of the second plurality of inwardly extending fingers of the bottom brush head.

A pool cleaning system is provided. The system includes a pool pole. The system also includes an angled attachment device configured to connect to an end of the pool pole. The system additionally includes specialty tools structured to connect to an end of the angled attachment device. The angled attachment device is structured to connect to pool poles and to specialty devices in such a way to provide a plurality of angles to allow cleaning of pool surfaces and pool surface areas in an effective, efficient, and ergonomically friendly fashion for pool cleaning personnel. The pool cleaning system is arranged to change the angles at which the surfaces are being cleaned without having to change out components.

A cleaning brush kit and related methods are provided. The cleaning brush kit includes a bottle brush and a straw brush. The bottle-cleaning brush and the straw-cleaning brush are designed to be stored together with each other, but separable such that each can be used without the other. The bottle brush includes storage compartment in its handle to store the straw brush. The bottle brush head includes an upper ring and a lower ring of appendages designed to clean hard-to-reach areas of bottles. The straw brush includes a shaft and helical blade wrapped around the shaft.

A brush comprising; a shaft having a first end forming a handle portion and a second end including a first part of a swivel mechanism; a brush holding part comprising a central body portion and at least one leg extending therefrom, the leg capable of holding or forming a brush; the central body portion further having a second part of a swivel mechanism and engageable with the first part of the swivel mechanism to form a swivel joint which is rotatable about a common axis in order that the leg may be positioned to extend beyond the second end of the shaft in order that the brush may be used by a user.

A toothbrush holder is disclosed, the toothbrush holder may include: a handle, where the handle has a top provided with a fixing head, and the fixing head is provided with a plurality of second sliding rails; and a toothbrush bar, where the toothbrush bar is provided with a first sliding rail, and the toothbrush bar has a front end provided with a rotating head, the rotating head is provided with a third sliding rail, the first sliding rail is mutually communicated with the third sliding rail, and a side of the rotating head is rotationally connected with a side of the fixing head so as to enable the second sliding rail to be mutually communicated with the third sliding rail. In addition, a multi-face toothbrush having a plurality of toothbrush heads is disclosed, which achieves the effect of one toothbrush holder having a plurality of toothbrush heads.

The present invention relates to a brush with fusion interlocking bristle strip and a method of manufacturing the same. The brush includes carrier strips and knotted bristle strips bonded together by ultrasonic welding and interlocking.

This application relates to oral hygiene and/teeth cleaning devices and associated methods. The devices can be configured to have a shape that allows all or substantially all of a user's teeth to be cleaned at once. In some embodiments, the devices are configured to be useable, for example, without access to water or a bathroom. The devices can be used to freshen up and clean the user's mouth on-the-go. In some embodiments, the devices are disposable.

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 oral care implement comprises a head and a handle, the head being repeatedly attachable to and detachable from the handle. The head is at least partially made from a material having a density from about 0.5 g/cm.sup.3 to about 1.2 g/cm.sup.3, while the handle is at least partially made from a material having a density from about 2.1 g/cm.sup.3 to about 3.1 g/cm.sup.3.

A toothbrush is proposed which has a removable attachment comprising a body with a longitudinal slot and, arranged in the longitudinal slot, a removable attachment having clumps of brush bristles fastened therein. The body is in the form of a flat elongated piece and includes two parts: a main part with a central longitudinal opening and a locking part, which is inserted into and is locked in the central longitudinal opening of the main part. The edges of the base of the removable attachment are slanted in the longitudinal direction at an acute angle. Moreover, on the transverse vertical wall of the slot which is outermost from the centre of the toothbrush there is a projection and on the transverse vertical wall of the removable attachment there is a recess which corresponds to the projection of the slot. Furthermore, in the removable attachment there is a longitudinal opening into which the end part of the locking part of the body is inserted.