The present disclosure provides a system including a handheld implement having a handle and a head. The system also includes a base having a basin, a pump, and a product container. The basin includes vertical walls forming mouth opening to an inner cavity that receives the head of the handheld implement. The product container includes a reservoir of product. The pump conveys the product from the reservoir to the inner cavity via at least one through-hole in the basin.

A magnetic tool that has a handle with an upper portion and a lower portion and a brush head attached to the upper portion of the handle. A magnetic element is disposed in the lower portion of the handle that exerts a magnetic attraction force between the magnetic tool and an accompanying magnetic base. Various drip trays allow for the drainage or collection of fluid from the brush.

A cleaning swab device and method for cleaning a fluid coupling or connector. The device includes a generally elongate cylindrical tubular swab body, and a channel formed at an end thereof to define at least one cleaning finger for insertion into a housing and/or port of the connector to remove residual fluids, clean and disinfect the connector. The cleaning device optionally further includes a guide stem or plunger configured to extend through the tubular body of the swab, having a plug at one end for sealing debris out of a lumen of the connector during cleaning.

A brush assembly including a handle with a main brush, a first auxiliary brush detachably engaged with a cap, and a second auxiliary brush extending from the cap is described. The cap, when removed from the handle, exposes the first auxiliary brush. Disengagement of the cap from the first auxiliary brush exposes the second auxiliary brush.

A bottle cleaning system, for cleaning baby bottles and other containers, includes a bottle cleaning device having several different sets of cleaning bristles. The bottle cleaning device generally includes a handle having a shaft, a first set of bristles mounted on a compressible sleeve and surrounding the shaft of the handle and a second set of bristles mounted on the shaft of the handle. The bottle cleaning device further includes an end cap at an end of the first set of bristle and having a through bore and an opening for passage of the second set of bristles. A biasing spring biases the end cap away from the handle to initially cover the second set of bristles. A third set of bristles is removable retained within a hollow channel in the handle.

A beverage container sanitizing device is a cleaning device having a flat tubular structure with an interior helical scrubbing brush and a means of dispensing a sanitizing liquid. The interior of the device is provided with a reservoir that holds food safe (non-toxic) sanitizing solution. The solution is automatically applied to the exterior of a beverage can or bottle, via an internal brush, whereupon a slight twisting motion cleans the exterior surface of the beverage container.

Modular and flexible interchangeable brush system to scrub a container. The brush system includes a handle having a first core and a second core. A sleeve is provided into which the first core and the second core are disposed. A flexible stem is removably connected to the first core of the handle. The flexible stern has at least one gap into which a resilient material is disposed. The location of the gap is at a bend location along a longitudinal axis of the handle. A first brush is operatively connected to the flexible stem, and a second brush is operatively connected to, and received within, the second core of the handle.

A scrubber is formed with a plurality of bristles and can be inserted into a bottle or similar vessel for cleaning. Several such scrubbers can be inserted into a single bottle such that the bottle can be shaken to allow the scrubber balls to reach all of the surfaces on the interior of the bottle.

Embodiments of the present invention provide apparatus that can safely and efficiently clean food processing containers (e.g., stainless steel vats) and other surfaces (especially metallic surfaces) using a pneumatic rotating brush housing. The brush housing can include various cleaning implements, such as cleaning pads, abrasive pads, foam pads brushes, etc. Some embodiments can also be used to clean any substantially flat, rigid surface, such as floors, windows, etc. According to some embodiments, the brush comprises a handle having a pneumatic input that can be coupled to a pneumatic hose to power a pneumatic rotating element via compressed air or gas. The pneumatic rotating element causes the brush housing to rotate at a high speed as controlled by a lever disposed on the handle.

A cleaning utensil is disclosed; the utensil may have a core and bristle holders for holding bristle assemblies; the cleaning utensil may be in the shape of a trigonal pyramid.