The invention concerns a gripping handle (1) comprising: a main body (3), a receiving orifice (4) formed within the main body (3) for receiving a sliding removable working bit (2), a blocking lever (14) rotatably mounted on the main body (3) between: a blocking orientation in which it blocks the sliding of the working bit (2), a release orientation in which it enables the sliding of the working bit (2), an elastic pivot (15, 16) designed to bring, by itself, the blocking lever (14) back in the blocking orientation, the gripping handle (1) being characterized in that the main body (3), the blocking lever (14) and the elastic pivot (15, 16) are integral with each other.

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An improved telepole device having attachment means for attaching swimming pool cleaning, and other tools. The improved telepole device preferably includes an inner tube which freely slides within an outer tube, and a locking device to temporarily secure the inner tube in a desired position within the outer tube. A preferred lightweight design may be at least partially hollow along the length of the tube(s), and durability may be provided by inner/reinforcement wall(s) that extend across the hollow portion(s) of one or both of the tubes. On the end of the outer tube through which the inner tube slides/extends is a collar element attached thereto and comprised of a locking device having a detent mechanism for “locking” the inner tube in place within the outer tube. Preferably, the collar's opening and the profile of the inner tube have one or more sides that, due to their relative position with respect to each other, can prevent the inner tube from rotating within the collar. Further, the inner tube preferably has a series of holes along its length which are positioned to receive a pin element of the detent mechanism. Further, the end of the outer tube opposite the collar preferably has attachment holes configured to receive attachable and detachable swimming pool cleaning tools, and an additional set of holes that allow water to drain from the outer tube while a tool is attached.

A toothbrush with a push-back replaceable brush head includes a handle portion, a handle front section moveable inserted into the handle portion and having a supporting platform, a push mechanism including a push plate and a locking plate stacked together and penetrating through the handle front section, the push plate and the locking plate secured onto the handle portion; a brush head replaceably installed on the supporting platform, another end of the locking plate locked onto the brush head and the handle front section; wherein the handle front section is pushed toward the handle portion to allow the locking plate, the handle front section and the brush head to release from locking while the push plate pushes the brush head away from the supporting platform. Therefore, the release of locking and disengagement of the brush head can be achieved at the same time to facilitate operations of the toothbrush.

A toothbrush with a push-back replaceable brush head includes a handle portion, a handle front section moveable inserted into the handle portion and having a supporting platform, a push mechanism including a push plate and a locking plate stacked together and penetrating through the handle front section, the push plate and the locking plate secured onto the handle portion; a brush head replaceably installed on the supporting platform, another end of the locking plate locked onto the brush head and the handle front section; wherein the handle front section is pushed toward the handle portion to allow the locking plate, the handle front section and the brush head to release from locking while the push plate pushes the brush head away from the supporting platform. Therefore, the release of locking and disengagement of the brush head can be achieved at the same time to facilitate operations of the toothbrush.

A holder for objects, including a bracket and a holder element supported by the bracket, where the holder element includes a resilient gripping section and two stiff pivoting arms, where the pivoting arms are pivotably suspended to the bracket, where the holder element includes a receiving position and a holding position in which the object is held by the holder element, such that the gripping section is positioned within the bracket. The advantage of the holder is that objects of different sizes can be held in a secure way.

Disclosed is a cleaning assembly. The cleaning assembly may include multiple portions, such as a handle portion and a cleaning portion. The cleaning assembly may include a disposable head portion that may be engaged and disengaged from the handle assembly.

The present invention provides a hand grip for tools comprising: a body having a port that is formed on one side of the body and that a toolhead serving as one part of a tool is inserted into by connecting with the hand grip; and a coupler installed inside the body and fixing the toolhead to the port in a removable way. Therefore, the hand grip for tools according to the present invention features a connected structure that allows stable and convenient assembly and disassembly and quick replacements of the toolheads with simple movements.

The present invention provides a hand grip for tools comprising: a body having a port that is formed on one side of the body and that a toolhead serving as one part of a tool is inserted into by connecting with the hand grip; and a coupler installed inside the body and fixing the toolhead to the port in a removable way. Therefore, the hand grip for tools according to the present invention features a connected structure that allows stable and convenient assembly and disassembly and quick replacements of the toolheads with simple movements.

An auxiliary handle attachment includes a first channel member comprising a first channel closed side along a tool axis to receive an elongated shaft of a tool along the tool axis; a first clamp structure attached to the first channel member to clamp the elongated shaft of the tool to the first channel closed side; a body transverse to the tool axis; and a handle that extends from the body.

An auxiliary handle attachment includes a first channel member comprising a first channel closed side along a tool axis to receive an elongated shaft of a tool along the tool axis; a first clamp structure attached to the first channel member to clamp the elongated shaft of the tool to the first channel closed side; a body transverse to the tool axis; and a handle that extends from the body.