An oral cleaning device includes a head portion, RF electrodes located on the head portion and a non-conductive barrier located on the head portion that separates the electrodes from each other. The electrodes, bristles (if included) and the non-conductive barrier are mounted on a base and the base is arranged for either vibratory or rotational motion.

A removable brush head for a personal groom device, the removable brush head having a stationary portion, wherein the stationary portion is annular and includes a plurality of outwardly-extending brush bristles. The removable brush head also includes a movable portion positioned within the stationary portion, wherein the movable portion is configured to at least partially rotate relative to the stationary portion, and further wherein the movable portion includes a plurality of outwardly-extending brush bristles. Additionally, the removable brush head includes a locking collar, wherein the locking collar is slidably couplable to the stationary portion so as to axially retain the movable portion within the stationary portion while allowing the movable portion to at least partially rotate relative to the stationary portion.

The present invention relates to a device for cleaning and polishing connections of underwater equipment, comprising: a connection element (3) adapted to be connected to a torque-generating device; a cleaning-fluid-discharge device (2) comprising at least one cleaning-fluid reservoir (20); and a cleaning element connected to the discharge device via a support (4) for the cleaning element, wherein the support (4) for the cleaning element comprises at least one channel (41) that in a fluidic manner connects the at least one cleaning-fluid reservoir (20) to the cleaning element. In addition, the device comprises a control system (1) for dispersal of cleaning fluid, comprising a telescopic shaft (1) that comprises a fixed part (11) and a movable part (12), which are adapted to move longitudinally relative to one another, wherein: the movable part (12) extends at least partially inside the fixed part (11); the fixed part (11) is secured to the fluid-discharge device (2); and the movable part (12) is secured to the cleaning element (42); a compressible damping element (10) is provided between the fixed part and the movable part (12); an upper portion of the movable part (12) extends partially inside the fluid-discharge device (2), via an opening (21) in the fluid-discharge device (2); and the channel (41) that fluidly connects the at least one cleaning-fluid reservoir (20) to the cleaning element (42) extends longitudinally through the movable part (12) and extends partially through the upper portion of the movable part (12).

Skin brush heads configured for use with a motorized personal appliance include a body having an inner surface and an outer surface, and a treatment applicator coupled to the outer surface of the body. The treatment applicator includes a plurality of cleansing agent-infused bristles extending away from the outer surface of the body, the plurality of cleansing agent-infused bristles being configured to remove particles from a skin portion by adsorption.

A component for a vehicle wash system includes a rotatable stem portion and a backing member in communication with the rotatable stem portion. The backing member is configured to rotate with the stem portion about an axis of rotation defined by the centerline of the stem portion. A plurality of media elements are secured to the backing member with the plurality of media elements being constructed of a generally self-supporting, non-marring material and wherein the plurality of media elements are oriented generally perpendicular to the backing member. The plurality of media elements configured to rotate in a working plane defined by the backing member and the working plane is oriented generally perpendicularly to the axis of rotation. Additionally, the plurality of media elements are configured during a wash process to contact at least an exterior painted surface of a vehicle to effectuate cleaning thereof.

A method of delivering a glutinous substance to a workpiece from an end-effector comprises using the end-effector to rotate a brush relative to the workpiece about a rotational axis. The method also comprises, while rotating the brush relative to the workpiece about the rotational axis, urging the glutinous substance from the end-effector through a channel of a body of the brush from an axial inlet of the channel to an outlet of the channel, into contact with a thatch of bristles of the brush. Additionally, the method comprises using the end-effector to position the brush relative to the workpiece such that the glutinous substance in contact with the thatch is delivered onto at least a first surface and a third surface of the workpiece.

A cleaning device including a covering hood having a lower surface facing a surface to be cleaned and an inlet on an upper surface thereof, through which contaminants are sucked; an air knife provided on a circumference of the covering hood and having an outlet for spraying high pressure air to the surface to be cleaned; a sweeper installed inside the covering hood and rotated by a driving motor to guide foreign objects swept away from the surface to be cleaned and contaminants floated by the high pressure air injection of the air knife to the inlet; a rotary member including a shaft passing through a circumferential surface of the covering hood and the air knife, and a rotary knob coupled to one end of the shaft to rotate the air knife to adjust an air spray angle.

A wall-mounted back scrubber apparatus for cleaning one's back in the shower includes a housing having a housing defining a housing inside. The housing front side has a central aperture and a plurality of secondary apertures extending through to the housing inside. A plurality of suction cups is coupled to the housing back side and is configured to selectively engage a shower wall. A motor is coupled to the housing within the housing inside and has a motor shaft extending through the central aperture. A central brush is coupled to the motor shaft and a central gear is coupled to the motor shaft within the housing inside to drive a plurality of secondary gears attached to a plurality of gear shafts coupled to the housing back side and extending through the plurality of secondary apertures. A plurality of secondary brushes is coupled to the plurality of gear shafts.

A robotic cleaning device having a main body, a propulsion system configured to move the robotic cleaning device over a surface to be cleaned, a controller configured to control the propulsion system to move the robotic cleaning device over the surface to be cleaned, at least one rotatable side brush arranged to sweep debris from the surface to be cleaned, and a mechanism configured to at least partly retract the at least one rotatable side brush into a space arranged inside the main body upon receiving a control signal from the controller, such that the rotatable side brush is moved out of contact with the surface to be cleaned.

This application discloses a side brush and a smart cleaning device. The side brush includes a side brush base for mounting to a smart cleaning device and a scraper connected to a peripheral side of the side brush base. The scraper is configured to be in contact with the floor, so as to scrape sundries. A structure of the side brush can effectively prevent the side brush from being entangled with sundries during cleaning.