A method and apparatus for producing round brushes having bristles clamped between two wire portions of a folded wire, comprising a feed station and a subsequent finishing station, wherein in the feed station a wire is bent between two counter holders, and the feed station comprises a bristle feed device and a rotatable gripper adapted to grip the bent wire and twist it during the feed of bristles to anchor the bristles in the wire. In the finishing station, the twisted wire is held by a stationary gripper and further twisted by the rotatable gripper. The bristles are then cut on their outer side.

A toothbrush product for cleaning an exposed mesial or distal surface of a tooth or tooth prosthesis comprising: an elongate member comprising a forward end and a backward end, wherein the elongate member comprises a handle portion and the elongate member extends in a longitudinal direction from the forward end to the backward end; a brush head, wherein the brush head comprises a plurality of tufts provided at a forward and/or a backward surface of the brush head and at least one support memberfor the brush head disposed at the forward end of the elongate member wherein the at least one support member is shaped to support the brush head at a transverse distance from the elongate member, wherein the at least one support member comprises a proximal portion and a distal portion to provide a void between the forward end and the brush head.

A toilet brush comprises a handle and a brush head. A backbone core is coupled to the handle. An inner support piece is further coupled to the backbone core and to the brush head. The handle further comprises an attachment area and the brush head further includes a scraping feature.

A golf club cleaning device for cleaning a plurality of grooves formed on a striking face of the golf club head. The golf club cleaning device includes a head portion having a pair of side arms spaced from each other to define a cleaning pocket. Each of the side arms and an end wall includes a plurality of cleaning bristles that extend into the cleaning pocket such that the cleaning bristles can remove debris from the golf club head. A pump mechanism is included in a main body of the cleaning device. The pump mechanism is operable to direct a spray of cleaning fluid onto the golf club head in the cleaning cavity. An end cap is mounted to the main body to close an internal reservoir. The end cap includes a retractable groove tool that can be used to clean the grooves on the club head.

A ventilating hairbrush includes a head body; a handle attached to the head body; and a plurality of bristles extending outwardly from the head body. The head body and the handle are formed integrally. The head body is cylindrical, elongated and includes a groove lengthwise disposed on a surface; and a plurality of spaced holes lengthwise disposed on the surface. The bristles are fastened in the holes.

The present invention relates to a brush (10) for applying a product (P) to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, comprising: a core (40) that extends along a longitudinal axis X, and bristles (41) that extend from the core (40) along a portion of length L.sub.2, the ends of the bristles (41) defining an envelope surface, the envelope surface having at least one longitudinally extending cutout, the cutout having: a length L.sub.2 where L.sub.2≥L.sub.1/2, a width w, measured at the bottom of the cutout, that is constant along at least a portion of its length L.sub.2, and a distance d from the longitudinal axis X that varies along its length L.sub.2.

Toothbrush head for an electric toothbrush comprising a brush which comprises a bristled dome joined to an annular carrier, wherein the bristled dome comprises a supporting dome having a convex outer surface, and bristles which extend outwards from the convex outer surface, and wherein the bristled dome is a monolithic structure comprising fused bristles. The brush can be substantially hemi-spherical, and the head can comprise one or two such brushes.

An oral hygiene system including a head with a base portion with arms extending to support a gum sweep and flossing filament. The system may include removeable heads with different configurations directed to different oral environments and uses.

A brush includes a wire core, a round tip formed on a distal end of the wire core, the round tip being unitary with the wire core section and being formed by melting or welding a portion of the wire core at the distal end, and a molded tip attached to the wire core at the distal end via a ball-and-socket connection.

A pet hair removal apparatus has a plurality of engagement members. The apparatus has a handle and connected base member. On the base member is one or more engagement members, such as lugs, protrusions or frustums. On the lower surface of one of the engagement members is one or more striations, ribs, squeegees or ridges. The striations, ribs, squeegees or ridges operate in an operational engagement position to remove pet hair from the surface of an inanimate object, such as a couch or other fabric. This operational engagement position for the striations, ribs, squeegees or ridges is one of a number of other operational engagement positions for the pet hair removal apparatus.