An apparatus for clearing around an associated stationary object includes a housing having a top wall, a side wall, and at least one opening extending through the side wall. At least one paddle member is mounted to and extends radially outward from an exterior surface of the housing. The paddle member is adapted to clear around the associated stationary object. The apparatus further includes a plurality of elongated cables mounted to a support that is selectively secured to an interior surface of the housing. The elongated cables are adapted to clean around the associated stationary object.

A surface cleaning brush is disclosed having a brush head with a plate, the plate having a plurality of apertures. U-Shaped bristle assemblies are inserted in the apertures and the base of the U-shaped bristle assemblies are secured with pins bent perpendicularly to the plate. The pins and bases of the bristle assemblies are then encased in a suitable hardened material to prevent their removal.

A push broom head includes a body including an upper face, a lower face, a front face, a rear face, and left and right end faces. A plurality of sweeper bristles project outwardly from the lower face. A handle mounting block portion includes a socket adapted to receive an associated broom handle. The handle mounting block portion is located between left and right portions of the body. The body includes a plurality of open pockets defined in the upper face on both the left and right portions of the body. Each of the pockets opens through the upper face of the body and comprises a bottom wall. Each of the pockets defines a depth between the upper face of the body and the respective bottom wall.

A cleaning brush structure is applicable for a washing machine, and the washing machine contains: a body in which an external drum is mounted, and the external drum accommodates an internal drum having a plurality of through orifices. Each of the plurality of through orifices accommodates a cleaning brush which includes a fixing element and a brushing element, and the fixing element has a conical face formed on a peripheral wall thereof, a small-diameter segment arranged on a first end thereof, and a large-diameter segment arranged on a second end thereof opposite to the first end of the fixing element. The brushing element is mounted on the small-diameter segment of the fixing element and has bristles inserted through said each through orifice so that the fixing element is fixed in said each through orifice of the internal drum.

The present disclosure relates to a tooth cleaning device having an internal fluid conduit 58 formed therein, and the tooth cleaning device includes: a main body 10 which has a tube T1 provided in the main body 10 and selectively connectable with a drive unit 100; and a cleaning body 50 which is assembled to one side of the main body 10, and has the internal fluid conduit 58 formed in the cleaning body 50 and connectable with the tube T1, in which at least one nozzle 65 is formed to be opened at one end of the internal fluid conduit 58. Further, when the main body 10 and the cleaning body 50 are assembled, one end of the tube T1 is connected to one end of the internal fluid conduit 58 so as to form a single continuous flow path, and through the single continuous flow path, a cleaning solution may be discharged or a fluid is sucked and then discharged to the outside. According to the present disclosure as described above, the main body 10 and the cleaning body 50, which constitute the tooth cleaning device, may be assembled and disassembled, and as a result, it is possible to repair, replace, or wash some components such as the tube T1 and the internal fluid conduit 58 by disassembling the components.

A shower brush system that includes an elongated body and an angularly adjustable showerhead with a combination cleaning surface and water dispersal system. The showerhead can be adjusted to clean the body or the bathing facility. Embodiments of the showerhead may include a removable insert that allows the user to choose from various brush heads or cleaning surfaces designed for different applications. These inserts can be removed, replaced, or disposed of when necessary. The shower brush systems of the present invention provide versatile and customizable cleaning solutions for users of and in a tub or shower.

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a cosmetic applicator head, designed for controlled dispensing of cosmetic liquids while integrating stimulation elements for enhanced skin care treatments. The applicator head comprises a main body with a mounting end configured for secure attachment to a cosmetic container, ensuring fluid communication through a liquid discharge channel. The smearing end includes a smearing surface for applying cosmetic liquid, a first surface housing at least one stimulation element, and a second surface featuring multiple convex columns for skin contact, massage, exfoliation, or cleansing. The cosmetic applicator head in some embodiments features a rotatable coupling mechanism between a connecting portion and the main body, enabling adjustable liquid flow regulation.

A push broom with special features to aid in removal of roofing shingles has a metal nail removal tool which is provided on the broom head that functions much like a claw hammer. A user may slide the tool under a nail head and then lifts up on the handle from a standing position to remove the nail. Secondly, the forward-facing edge of the broom body is lined with magnets. This feature allows for easy pickup of nails, staples, and metal debris from grass, pavement and other areas without having to bend over to pick them up, while ensuring that all metal objects are removed.