A multipurpose cleaning tool device is disclosed and described having a tool housing that includes an elongate handle sized to be held by a user when in use, a cleaning head coupled to one end of the elongate handle, a first cleaning material coupled to and extending away from a bottom surface of the cleaning head such that the first cleaning material defines a first surface cleaning interface, and a channel extending through the tool housing from a top surface of the tool housing to a bottom surface of the tool housing in a transverse direction to the first surface cleaning interface. The channel includes opposing layers of a second cleaning material positioned within the channel defining a second surface cleaning surface transversely oriented with respect to the first cleaning surface interface.

The present invention introduces a pool tile dual brush head and its method of assembly, designed for user convenience and ease of manufacturing. The brush head comprises a T-shaped pole assembly that includes a central pole and two connection poles, each having proximal and distal ends and designed to attach substantially perpendicularly to the central pole. The distal ends of the connection poles accommodate various cleaning elements, such as bristle brushes, scouring pads, sponge brushes, and others, which can be attached through a rigid base. A key feature of the brush head is its stability, achieved through a unified nut and bolt assembly that connects all the primary components. This nut and bolt assembly ensures stability and facilitates easy disassembly and the interchangeability of cleaning elements. Furthermore, certain embodiments of the invention incorporate coupling adapters for enhanced joint stability, along with an end cap on the central pole.

A cleaning tool for cleaning a surface includes an elongated handle having a working end, a user end opposite the working end, and a hollow interior extending to the working end. The cleaning tool includes a principal cleaning head mounted on the working end of the handle. The tool includes an elongated shaft slidably received in the hollow interior of the handle. The elongated shaft has a top end positioned inside the hollow interior between the working end and the user end of the handle. The tool includes an auxiliary cleaning head mounted on the bottom end of the shaft. The shaft is selectively slidable relative to the handle to move the auxiliary cleaning head to a deployed position in which the auxiliary cleaning head extends farther from the handle than the principal cleaning head.

A toothbrush holder is disclosed, the toothbrush holder may include: a handle, where the handle has a top provided with a fixing head, and the fixing head is provided with a plurality of second sliding rails; and a toothbrush bar, where the toothbrush bar is provided with a first sliding rail, and the toothbrush bar has a front end provided with a rotating head, the rotating head is provided with a third sliding rail, the first sliding rail is mutually communicated with the third sliding rail, and a side of the rotating head is rotationally connected with a side of the fixing head so as to enable the second sliding rail to be mutually communicated with the third sliding rail. In addition, a multi-face toothbrush having a plurality of toothbrush heads is disclosed, which achieves the effect of one toothbrush holder having a plurality of toothbrush heads.

A combination sticky roller and brush, includes a frame, a cylindrical roller, a handle, and at least one groove defined in the frame, parallel to the roller axis of rotation. The at least one groove is to engage and selectably retain a brush head. The frame and the brush head together define a latching mechanism for selectably latching the brush head in a service position and for resisting a predetermined threshold disengaging force. The cylindrical roller has a washable sticky layer defined at a circumferential surface of the cylindrical roller.

A grooming tool for use on an animal, such as a dog, includes a handle, a head extending from the handle, a first section of a first grooming characteristic extending from a first side of the head, a second section of a second grooming characteristic different from the first grooming characteristic extending from a second side of the head, and a movable cover member pivotably attached to the head and positionable to selectively cover and uncover the first section. The first section can be a dematting section, while the second section can be a combing section.

A brush with bristles attached to multiple sides is designed to clean any gutter guard type that is manufactured today, including reverse curve type gutter guards. The brush has a main body of reverse-oriented bristles and accommodates an extension pole on the reverse side. When placed on top of the gutter guard, the brush can be pushed/pulled back and forth using the pole to dislodge any unwanted debris attached to the gutter guard's working surface. The use of the pole removes the need for a person to be on the roof when attempting to clean the gutter and/or gutter guard. With multiple bristle orientations, the brush can be used for other outdoor cleaning uses, such as house fixtures, structures, windows and so forth.

A reciprocating barbecue grill electric cleaning brush is provided. Which includes a main engine and a reciprocating cleaning mechanism. An inner side of the main engine is provided with a driving device, and the driving device has an output end; the reciprocating cleaning mechanism is detachably provided on one side of the main engine. An input end of the reciprocating cleaning mechanism is connected to the output end of the driving device to control a brush head located at a bottom of the reciprocating cleaning mechanism to make high-speed reciprocating motion parallel to a surface of the barbecue grill. This electric brush can efficiently clean corners and crevices by transforming the motor rotation form into a back-and-forth brushing form that simulates manual brushing. This electric brush includes a splash guard and uses auxiliary wheels to assist in movement and press the frame, thereby greatly improving brushing efficiency.

A grooming tool for use on an animal, such as a dog, includes a handle, a head extending from the handle, a first section of a first grooming characteristic extending from a first side of the head, a second section of a second grooming characteristic different from the first grooming characteristic extending from a second side of the head, and a movable cover member pivotably attached to the head and positionable to selectively cover and uncover the first section. The first section can be a dematting section, while the second section can be a combing section.