A grill for brush for cleaning the rungs of a grill grate includes a handle and a brush head attached to the handle. The brush head includes a body and bundles of bristles. The bundles are coupled to a first side of the body at a first end of each bristle. The bundles include long-bristle bundles and short-bristle bundles. The bristles of the long-bristle bundles have a first length that is longer than a second length of the bristles of the short-bristle bundles.

A grill for brush for cleaning the rungs of a grill grate includes a handle and a brush head attached to the handle. The brush head includes a body and bundles of bristles. The bundles are coupled to a first side of the body at a first end of each bristle. The bundles include long-bristle bundles and short-bristle bundles. The bristles of the long-bristle bundles have a first length that is longer than a second length of the bristles of the short-bristle bundles.

The double action push broom of the present invention includes a dynamic double action dual brush head and a broom handle. The dynamic double action dual brush head includes two brush heads rotatably attached to a brush head base, allowing the brush heads to independently rotate about the axis in which it is rotatably attached to the brush head base. A mechanical device capable of storing and releasing energy is connected between the two brush heads, which is rigidly attached to the brush head base. The double action push broom stores kinetic energy in the form of potential energy in the mechanical energy storage device of the dynamic double action dual brush head during the sweeping stroke of the double action push broom. At the end of the sweeping stroke, the stored potential energy is converted into kinetic energy and rotates the dual brush, thereby providing an additional sweeping motion.

The double action push broom of the present invention includes a dynamic double action dual brush head and a broom handle. The dynamic double action dual brush head includes two brush heads rotatably attached to a brush head base, allowing the brush heads to independently rotate about the axis in which it is rotatably attached to the brush head base. A mechanical device capable of storing and releasing energy is connected between the two brush heads, which is rigidly attached to the brush head base. The double action push broom stores kinetic energy in the form of potential energy in the mechanical energy storage device of the dynamic double action dual brush head during the sweeping stroke of the double action push broom. At the end of the sweeping stroke, the stored potential energy is converted into kinetic energy and rotates the dual brush, thereby providing an additional sweeping motion.

A handle for a push broom or other janitorial tool includes an elongated body with opposite first and second ends. The body includes a polymeric structure including a core that extends along a longitudinal axis. The body includes a plurality of arms that extend radially outward from the core. Each of the arms includes an inner end connected to the core and an outer end including an enlarged head with an outer surface for being gripped by a user. The outer surfaces of the arms together define a gripping surface. Each circumferentially successive pair of arms is circumferentially spaced-apart from each other by an open channel that extends parallel to the longitudinal axis. Each of the open channels includes a space defined between the circumferentially successive pair of arms and includes a gap in communication with the space and that separates circumferentially successive enlarged heads from each other such that the gap interrupts said gripping surface.

A handle for a push broom or other janitorial tool includes an elongated body with opposite first and second ends. The body includes a polymeric structure including a core that extends along a longitudinal axis. The body includes a plurality of arms that extend radially outward from the core. Each of the arms includes an inner end connected to the core and an outer end including an enlarged head with an outer surface for being gripped by a user. The outer surfaces of the arms together define a gripping surface. Each circumferentially successive pair of arms is circumferentially spaced-apart from each other by an open channel that extends parallel to the longitudinal axis. Each of the open channels includes a space defined between the circumferentially successive pair of arms and includes a gap in communication with the space and that separates circumferentially successive enlarged heads from each other such that the gap interrupts said gripping surface.

The double action push broom of the present invention includes a dynamic double action dual brush head and a broom handle. The dynamic double action dual brush head includes two brush heads rotatably attached to a brush head base, allowing the brush heads to independently rotate about the axis in which it is rotatably attached to the brush head base. A mechanical device capable of storing and releasing energy is connected between the two brush heads, which is rigidly attached to the brush head base. The double action push broom stores kinetic energy in the form of potential energy in the mechanical energy storage device of the dynamic double action dual brush head during the sweeping stroke of the double action push broom. At the end of the sweeping stroke, the stored potential energy is converted into kinetic energy and rotates the dual brush, thereby providing an additional sweeping motion.

The double action push broom of the present invention includes a dynamic double action dual brush head and a broom handle. The dynamic double action dual brush head includes two brush heads rotatably attached to a brush head base, allowing the brush heads to independently rotate about the axis in which it is rotatably attached to the brush head base. A mechanical device capable of storing and releasing energy is connected between the two brush heads, which is rigidly attached to the brush head base. The double action push broom stores kinetic energy in the form of potential energy in the mechanical energy storage device of the dynamic double action dual brush head during the sweeping stroke of the double action push broom. At the end of the sweeping stroke, the stored potential energy is converted into kinetic energy and rotates the dual brush, thereby providing an additional sweeping motion.

This invention is a small portable saw for hunters in which the blade of the saw can be stored in a watertight compartment in the handle. The handle can be replaced with an attachment that enables the saw to be attached to a tree limb. This extends the distance the saw can reach. The top of the saw includes a saw blade and a cap with a threaded opening in its bottom. The cap is designed to allow for easy removal of the saw blade. The cap can be attached to a handle that has a watertight compartment for storage of the saw blades or an attachment that enables the cap to be attached to a tree limb to extend the reach of the saw. The attachment threads into the cap and a tree limb is threaded into the attachment's bottom.

When spreading adhesive, an adhesive spreader tool and adaptor for attachment to a handle, the adaptor and spreader tool for spreading adhesive over a floor surface from a standing position. The spreader tool includes two sheets each sheet folded along respective at least one slot to form a folded portion of the sheet. Once the two sheets are joined they form an array of castellations along respective first sides of the joined sheets and end walls formed by the folded portions, the sheets suitable for spreading adhesive over the floor the width of a tile. The adaptor is configured to engage the adhesive spreader tool and has first and second longitudinal support members adapted to be slidable within a first channel or one in each of two channels so that the support members support.