A toe and foot cleaning device comprising a telescoping handle with multiple sections that enable users to extend and retract the device to their desired length. One end of the handle includes a female threaded connector to enable the attachment of different toe and foot cleaning attachments. The handle has a spin or rotation switch for rotating the handle and a switch for adjusting the length of the handle. Each attachment has a male connector adapted to connect to the female threaded connector. The device has a fully extended length of about 36 inches and a retracted length of about 12 inches. The device and the attachments can be stored in a wall-mounted storage box.

A hand tool includes a handle, a press member, a shank body and multiple latch assemblies. The handle is formed with a receiving cavity and a locating hole in communication with the receiving cavity. The press member is movably disposed in the locating hole. The shank body is fitted in the receiving cavity and movable relative to the handle. The shank body is formed with multiple sockets. The latch assemblies are respectively mounted in the sockets. When the shank body is moved, (for example, slid or rotated) relative to the handle to make one of the sockets aligned with the locating hole, the latch assembly latches the shank body with the handle. When pressing the press member, the latch assembly unlatches the shank body from the handle, the shank body is movable relative to the handle.

A tool for preventing a lawnmower blade from rotating while the blade is attached to a lawnmower. The tool includes an elongated shaft having a first end and an opposing second end. A first and second hook extend from the first end of the shaft, wherein the first hook is disposed in a first direction and the second hook is disposed in a second direction. The first direction opposes the second direction and the first hook is offset from the second hook, such that there is a space between the first and second hook. The space between the hooks allows for a lawnmower blade to be received therebetween. The second end of the elongated shaft can be grasped by a user in order to manipulate the placement of the hooks relative to the lawnmower blade.

A telescopic ratchet wrench assembly includes a first rod and a second rod. The first rod includes a first end having a first ratchet head. The first rod includes an insertion hole with an opening in a second end of the first rod. A positioning device is mounted in the insertion hole adjacent to the opening. The second rod includes an insertion section insertable into the insertion hole. A coupling section is pivotably connected to an end of the insertion section about a pivotal axis. The first rod and the second rod are coupled with each other to form a telescopic rod positionable by the positioning device. The second rod is movable to a pivotal position in which the pivotal axis is located outside of the first rod. The insertion section of the second rod in the pivotal position is pivotable relative to the coupling section about the pivotal axis.

A hand tool includes a handle, a press member, a shank body and multiple latch assemblies. The handle is formed with a receiving cavity and a locating hole in communication with the receiving cavity. The press member is movably disposed in the locating hole. The shank body is fitted in the receiving cavity and movable relative to the handle. The shank body is formed with multiple sockets. The latch assemblies are respectively mounted in the sockets. When the shank body is moved, (for example, slid or rotated) relative to the handle to make one of the sockets aligned with the locating hole, the latch assembly latches the shank body with the handle. When pressing the press member, the latch assembly unlatches the shank body from the handle, the shank body is movable relative to the handle.

An extendable and retractable handle pipe wrench, particularly for drain clean-outs, where the handle sections are reinforced to increase wrench torque capacity with additional technology and where at least one of the handle sections is separable to reduce the overall handle length in tight quarters.

A fabrication method of a holding sleeve is provided. The holding sleeve is adapted to dispose around a body portion of a main body and can rotate relative to the body portion. A blocking member is disposed in at least one through hole of a first sleeve. A second sleeve is movable relative to and disposed around the first sleeve. The blocking member is controllably pressed by the second sleeve to be partially received in an annular groove of the body portion. An elastic member is disposed around and between the first sleeve the first and second sleeves. Before the second sleeve is mounted to the first sleeve, a part of the elastic member corresponds to the blocking member in a radial direction of the first sleeve and can limit the blocking member to locate in the through hole.

A pipe wrench includes jaws and a handle portion. The handle portion includes an outer shell disposed outside and an extension body encircled by the outer shell. A first end of the extension body extends into interior of the outer shell. A second end of the extension body is connected to the jaws. The outer shell and the extension body are not rotatable relative to each other. The handle portion further includes a locking element encircling the second end of the extension body.

A wrench includes a body having a head and a handle portion defining a longitudinal axis. The wrench includes a first jaw coupled to the head with the first jaw including first teeth and an edge. The edge defines a width of the first jaw. The wrench includes a second jaw extending through an aperture of the head with the second jaw including a threaded portion and second teeth. The wrench includes an actuator coupled to the threaded portion of the second jaw such that rotation of the actuator relative to the second jaw moves the second teeth relative to the first teeth. A length is measured from the edge of the first jaw to the second end of the handle portion parallel to the longitudinal axis. A ratio of the width of the first jaw over the length is less than 0.06.

A bulb changer according to the present invention is advantageous in that when a bulb having glass tubes with gaps therebetween is replaced, protrusions of a bulb insertion portion is inserted into the gaps of the bulb, such that the bulb is integrally fixed to the bulb insertion portion and then separated by being rotated, and as a result, it is possible to prevent withdrawal or swaying of the bulb when replacing the bulb. Therefore, a bulb positioned at a high place such as a ceiling may be advantageously replaced more easily and conveniently.