A cleaning tool is provided, having a pole configured to extend the life of cleaning equipment. The monolithically formed pole is cordoned off into a first section and a second section. A scored line delineates a tactile boundary between each of the first section the second section. A first pair of apertures and a second pair of apertures are disposed within the first section and the second section, respectively. Upon an aperture of the first pair of apertures being deformed, the first section is removed from the pole at the scored line. Removal of the first section allows an attachment to be mechanically coupled with the second section, thereby extending the cleaning equipment's useful life.

A cleaning tool is provided, having a pole configured to extend the life of cleaning equipment. The monolithically formed pole is cordoned off into a first section and a second section. A scored line delineates a tactile boundary between each of the first section the second section. A first pair of apertures and a second pair of apertures are disposed within the first section and the second section, respectively. Upon an aperture of the first pair of apertures being deformed, the first section is removed from the pole at the scored line. Removal of the first section allows an attachment to be mechanically coupled with the second section, thereby extending the cleaning equipment's useful life.

This invention is an improved painting tool structure, consisting of a body and a knife board. The body comprises a grip part and a bottom plate. The grip part protrudes from the upper surface of one end of the bottom plate, whereas a clamping slot with an opening facing downward is disposed between the grip part and the bottom plate. The bottom plate and the clamping slot form an angle of less than 90 degrees. The knife board comprises a blade part and a connecting part, where the connecting part 22 is obliquely extended upward from one end of the blade part to form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and is to be connected to the clamping slot.

This invention is an improved painting tool structure, consisting of a body and a knife board. The body comprises a grip part and a bottom plate. The grip part protrudes from the upper surface of one end of the bottom plate, whereas a clamping slot with an opening facing downward is disposed between the grip part and the bottom plate. The bottom plate and the clamping slot form an angle of less than 90 degrees. The knife board comprises a blade part and a connecting part, where the connecting part 22 is obliquely extended upward from one end of the blade part to form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and is to be connected to the clamping slot.

Rotatable handles and related methods are disclosed herein. In one form, the handle has a clip member that fits around a cylindrical object and a handle. The clip member includes a track that guides rotation of the handle about a longitudinal axis of the cylindrical object. The handle includes an actuator that operates a braking member which comprises a braking surface that is movable into and out of contact with the track. When the braking surface is out of contact the track, the handle is movable relative to the track when permitting the handle to rotate about a longitudinal axis of the cylindrical object. Rotating the handle about the longitudinal axis of the handle operates the actuator, causing the braking surface to move into and out of contact with the track. Various methods are also disclosed herein with respect to the rotatable handle.

A pool cleaning tool have a pole partitioned into a first section and a second section. The first section is positioned at a proximal end of the pole and is configured to be a coupling site for a cleaning attachment. A visual indicium is disposed on the pole delineating a boundary separating the first and the second sections. Each section having a pair of apertures configured to align with complementary apertures disposed on the cleaning attachment. Responsive to one of the apertures in the first section becoming deformed, the cleaning tool can be repaired by severing the first section from the pole along the visual indicium and using the second section as a new coupling site for the cleaning attachment.

A pool cleaning tool have a pole partitioned into a first section and a second section. The first section is positioned at a proximal end of the pole and is configured to be a coupling site for a cleaning attachment. A visual indicium is disposed on the pole delineating a boundary separating the first and the second sections. Each section having a pair of apertures configured to align with complementary apertures disposed on the cleaning attachment. Responsive to one of the apertures in the first section becoming deformed, the cleaning tool can be repaired by severing the first section from the pole along the visual indicium and using the second section as a new coupling site for the cleaning attachment.

A hand tool assembly includes a handle having a connection portion formed on one end thereof by way of blow molding, and the connection portion includes a recess defined therein which includes a first inner bottom. At least one hole is defined through the first inner bottom of the recess. A head has the top thereof accommodated in the recess and includes at least one rod which is engaged with the at least one hole. At least one function part is connected to the underside of the head and protrudes beyond the recess. A board is connected between the head and the first inner bottom of the recess such that the head is replaceable.

A pool cleaning tool have a pole partitioned into a first section and a second section. The first section is positioned at a proximal end of the pole and is configured to be a coupling site for a cleaning attachment. A visual indicium is disposed on the pole delineating a boundary separating the first and the second sections. Each section having a pair of apertures configured to align with complementary apertures disposed on the cleaning attachment. Responsive to one of the apertures in the first section becoming deformed, the cleaning tool can be repaired by severing the first section from the pole along the visual indicium and using the second section as a new coupling site for the cleaning attachment.

A pool cleaning tool have a pole partitioned into a first section and a second section. The first section is positioned at a proximal end of the pole and is configured to be a coupling site for a cleaning attachment. A visual indicium is disposed on the pole delineating a boundary separating the first and the second sections. Each section having a pair of apertures configured to align with complementary apertures disposed on the cleaning attachment. Responsive to one of the apertures in the first section becoming deformed, the cleaning tool can be repaired by severing the first section from the pole along the visual indicium and using the second section as a new coupling site for the cleaning attachment.