Disclosed is an adjustable tool holder for holding workshop tools and the like. The tool holder comprises an elongate, rectangular base member comprising a longitudinal central groove, the base member extending between proximal and distal extremities, an elongate, central bar disposed within the groove centrally, the central bar laterally divided into toothed and plain portions terminating at the proximal and distal portions respectively, a longitudinal edge of the toothed portion comprising teeth, a slider adapted to slide along the length of the toothed portion, and a compression spring, one end of which secured to the slider while the other end secured to a distal extremity, the spring wound around the central bar. Sliding the slider to any point on the toothed portion causes length of the spring to be automatically altered accordingly, while the teeth prevent the slider from freely sliding towards the proximal end. A tool is adapted to be held between two consecutive loops of the spring.

The toothbrush and toothpaste holder is a storage device intended for use with toothbrushes and toothpaste. The toothbrush and toothpaste holder comprise a plurality of toothbrush storage compartments and a toothpaste storage compartment. Each of the toothbrush storage compartments is fitted with an ultraviolet light for sanitation.

The invention has for its main object to provide a toothbrush holder assembly that is capable of holding and keeping a toothbrush clean with the head of the tooth-brush upsidedown so that water droplets from the tooth-brush can make direct way down to a washbowl of a washstand, the interior of a kitchen sink, and the floor of a bathroom, and that is capable of preventing the toothbrush held from coming down abruptly on the floor of the bathroom. A toothbrush holder assembly 1 comprises a pedestal 2, a shaft 3 that extends upwardly from the pedestal 2, a holder 4 that is attached in a position of the shaft 3 near the pedestal 2 in such a way as to be rotatable about the axis of the shaft 3, and a support 5 that is attached in a position of the shaft 3 near its upper end in such a way as to be rotatable about the axis of the shaft 3. A toothbrush 6 held by the toothbrush holder assembly 1 comprises a handle 63 that is gripped by the hands of a user, a bristled head 61, and a neck 62 that joins the handle 63 to the head 61. The toothbrush holder assembly 1 is capable of holding the toothbrush 6 with its head 61 placed upside down.

The invention has for its main object to provide a toothbrush holder assembly that is capable of holding and keeping a toothbrush clean with the head of the tooth-brush upsidedown so that water droplets from the tooth-brush can make direct way down to a washbowl of a washstand, the interior of a kitchen sink, and the floor of a bathroom, and that is capable of preventing the toothbrush held from coming down abruptly on the floor of the bathroom. A toothbrush holder assembly 1 comprises a pedestal 2, a shaft 3 that extends upwardly from the pedestal 2, a holder 4 that is attached in a position of the shaft 3 near the pedestal 2 in such a way as to be rotatable about the axis of the shaft 3, and a support 5 that is attached in a position of the shaft 3 near its upper end in such a way as to be rotatable about the axis of the shaft 3. A toothbrush 6 held by the toothbrush holder assembly 1 comprises a handle 63 that is gripped by the hands of a user, a bristled head 61, and a neck 62 that joins the handle 63 to the head 61. The toothbrush holder assembly 1 is capable of holding the toothbrush 6 with its head 61 placed upside down.

A vacuum accessory storage system includes an elongate rail and an accessory holder that mounts to the elongate rail in order to store a vacuum accessory. The accessory holder may slide along the length of the rail to any selected one of several possible locations. The rail may be mounted to a support structure, such as a wall. The accessory holder is configured to hold a vacuum accessory. One or more rails may be mounted to one or more support in any number of different arrangements, and many different arrangements and types of accessory holders may be mounted to the rails, such that the storage system allows for an easily expandable and customizable system that can be tailored to the individual needs of a given user.

A vacuum accessory storage system includes an elongate rail and an accessory holder that mounts to the elongate rail in order to store a vacuum accessory. The accessory holder may slide along the length of the rail to any selected one of several possible locations. The rail may be mounted to a support structure, such as a wall. The accessory holder is configured to hold a vacuum accessory. One or more rails may be mounted to one or more support in any number of different arrangements, and many different arrangements and types of accessory holders may be mounted to the rails, such that the storage system allows for an easily expandable and customizable system that can be tailored to the individual needs of a given user.

A holder for utensils is manually adjustable, and capable of supporting a plurality of utensils in a range of positions from an upright position through an inverted position. The adjustments are incremental. The holder can be attached or mounted to a surface using a suction cup or through use of adhesive or other types of attachment methods. The utensils can be make up make up brushes, toothbrushes or paintbrushes, or other implements.

Holders for maintaining personal items such as dental and hygienic products are disclosed. The holders include a series of sections, particularly, holding sections having different geometrical structures related to the different items intended to be hold. In this manner, they may be assembled at the convenience of the user and its holding units may be increased or decreased as well as selected based upon the particular structure of the holding units at the will of the users. The holder may be self-standing when using a disclosed base or alternatively, it may be secured to a commonly used toothbrush supporting base or even be supported via a suction cup over a given surface.

A device and method to organize a plurality of toothbrushes to promote sanitary toothbrush drying and storing. This device allows the user to insert a toothbrush into the holder after use. The user will align the bristles of the toothbrush so that the bristle portion of the brush is facing down and plumb relative the horizon to allow the toothbrush to air-dry. The holder can be configured with multiple receiver members to store multiple toothbrushes while preventing cross-contamination. One embodiment features a toothbrush holder affixed to a wall while a second embodiment features a freestanding toothbrush holder. This device may also incorporate a cup holder, or a loop portion with an aperture disposed therein. The base of the holder may take various shapes and sizes. The holder may be flush-mounted, or may feature a mounting offset between the mounted surface and the receiver plate to aid in securing the toothbrush.

A device and method to organize a plurality of toothbrushes to promote sanitary toothbrush drying and storing. This device allows the user to insert a toothbrush into the holder after use. The user will align the bristles of the toothbrush so that the bristle portion of the brush is facing down and plumb relative the horizon to allow the toothbrush to air-dry. The holder can be configured with multiple receiver members to store multiple toothbrushes while preventing cross-contamination. One embodiment features a toothbrush holder affixed to a wall while a second embodiment features a freestanding toothbrush holder. This device may also incorporate a cup holder, or a loop portion with an aperture disposed therein. The base of the holder may take various shapes and sizes. The holder may be flush-mounted, or may feature a mounting offset between the mounted surface and the receiver plate to aid in securing the toothbrush.