A safety razor cleaning device includes a handle. A plurality of first bristles and a plurality of second bristles are coupled to and extend transversely from a first end of the handle so that the handle, the plurality of first bristles, and the plurality of second bristles are substantially Y-shaped when viewed from a side of the handle. Each first bristle is flexible and each second bristle is substantially rigid so that the plurality of first bristles is soft and the plurality of second bristles is coarse. The handle is configured to be grasped in a hand, positioning a user to insert the second bristles into slots on a back side of a razor assembly to dislodge debris positioned between razors of the razor assembly. The user also is positioned to brush the first bristles across a front of the razor assembly to clear residual debris from the razors.

A compact drying rack is disclosed having a portable carry case which is opened to reveal various sized pegs to accommodate a variety of different types of bottles and bottle brushes.

A makeup brush set comprises a cylinder compact having a transparent rotating element disposed on its exterior. Inside, five double ended brushes are provided and stored in their own separated space, held in place by at least one magnetic connection between the brush and the cylinder. A button is provided on the cylinder that may cause the transparent rotating element to rotate, thereby exposing at least one brush for removal. In some embodiments, a small double ended storage compartment for mini eyeliners, lipliners, tweezers or small jewelry may be disposed on the exterior of this brush set. Both ends of the cylinder case may contain the last two larger brushes which may each be covered by an end cap.

A brush apparatus has a handle, a first brush, a second brush and a third brush. The handle is located in between the first brush and the second brush, the handle is located in between the first brush and the third brush, the second brush and the third brush are located adjacent to each other, each of the first brush, the second brush and the third brush is laterally connected with the handle, the first brush has a plurality of first bristles, the plurality of first bristles are distributed in a hexagonal array, the second brush has a plurality of second bristles, the plurality of second bristles are distributed in a partial-radial array, the third brush has a plurality of third bristles, and the plurality of third bristles are distributed in a linear array.

Provided is a makeup brush. According to one aspect of the present invention, a makeup brush includes a first body, a first brush part coupled to one end of the first body and configured to include a plurality of hairs, a first cover forming a first through hole that accommodates the first body therein, and slidably coupled to the outer circumferential surface of the first body so as to accommodate the first brush part therein or to expose the first brush part outwards according to the movement thereof, a first coupling part installed at the other end of the first body, a second body arranged at the other end of the first body, a second brush part coupled to one end of the second body and configured to include a plurality of hairs, a second cover forming a second through hole that accommodates the second body therein, and slidably coupled to the outer circumferential surface of the second body so as to accommodate the second brush part therein or to expose the second brush part outwards according to the movement thereof, and a second coupling part installed at the other end of the second body so as to detachably couple the first body and the second body.

Implementations of a nose brush are provided. In some implementations, the nose brush comprises an elongated handle having a first end and a second end. The nose brush further comprises a brush head affixed to at least one of the ends of the handle. In some implementations, the brush head comprises a body and fibers extending from the body where the body is tapered such that the width of the brush head at a distal end is smaller than the width of the brush head at a proximal end. In some implementations, the fibers are elongated and are distributed around the brush head and on the top of the brush head. In some implementations, the body comprises an absorbent fibrous material. In some implementations, the handle and brush head are biodegradable and disposable.

A device to clean a shoe sole includes a handle portion having a first end and an opposing second end, and is configured to store a cleaning fluid therein. The device also includes a tread brush coupled to the first end of the handle portion, a grooming brush coupled to the opposing second end of the handle portion, where the tread brush includes an orifice that is in fluid communication with a reservoir of the handle portion. The tread brush comprises tread bristles facing outward relative to a first side of the handle portion, and the grooming brush comprises grooming bristles facing outward relative to an opposing second side of the handle portion. In addition, the tread brush comprises a tapered end that is configured to fit between treads of a shoe.

A powered brush has two different brushes for different purposes that are selectively vibrated for powered cleaning. The brushes may be a tooth brush and an interdental brush that are separately operated at different frequencies. One or more buttons or switches provide control signals to the powered brush to selectively actuate the different brushes. A controller connects a motor to a power source such as a battery based on the control signals. The controller may include a timer for actuating the selected brush for a given time period.

A dental application device is provided having a handle having a first end, a second end, and a containment chamber disposed within the handle. The device has a dental solution disposed within the containment chamber, a receiver tip coupled to the handle at the first end, a material passage within the receiver tip that forms a conduit between the first end and a receiving end, a frangible seal that separates the containment chamber from the material passage, and a piercing cannula in fluid communication with an applicator tip and having a distal piercing end extending toward the frangible seal. The piercing cannula is moveable between a first position and a second position. When in the first position, the piercing end is spaced apart from the frangible seal, and in the second position, the piercing end punctures the frangible seal and fluidly connects the dental solution with the applicator tip.

A safety razor cleaning device includes a handle. A plurality of first bristles and a plurality of second bristles are coupled to and extend transversely from a first end of the handle so that the handle, the plurality of first bristles, and the plurality of second bristles are substantially Y-shaped when viewed from a side of the handle. Each first bristle is flexible and each second bristle is substantially rigid so that the plurality of first bristles is soft and the plurality of second bristles is coarse. The handle is configured to be grasped in a hand, positioning a user to insert the second bristles into slots on a back side of a razor assembly to dislodge debris positioned between razors of the razor assembly. The user also is positioned to brush the first bristles across a front of the razor assembly to clear residual debris from the razors.