Provided is a storage assembly for storing a cleaning apparatus (such as a brush) and storing an object having a mounting aperture (such as a paper roll). The storage assembly includes a mounting sleeve which can be positioned in the aperture of the object to mount the object on the sleeve and includes an internal cavity where at least a portion of the cleaning apparatus can be stored. The assembly also has means to maintain the object on the sleeve, means to mount the assemble on a surface and a detachable housing in fluid communication with the internal cavity of the sleeve.

A scrubbing tool for cleaning a surface that has a handle for holding by a user in a cleaning operation. The handle has a first connector. The scrubbing tool also has a cleaning head having a second connector configured to mate with the first connector in order to attach the cleaning head to the handle in an engaged position. The cleaning head is comprised entirely of a material configured to dissolve in water and has a cleaning agent.

A toilet cleaning utensil set holder includes an upper seat, a lower seat and a connecting structure. The upper seat has an upper seat pane having a first cleaning utensil accommodating portion for carrying a first cleaning utensil. The lower seat has a lower seat panel. A second cleaning utensil holding space is positioned between the upper seat and the lower seat for a second cleaning utensil. The lower seat panel has a second cleaning utensil resting portion for resting a head of the second cleaning utensil. The connecting structure connects the upper seat to the lower seat. The toilet cleaning utensil set holder makes it more convenient and easier to store and use the toilet plunger and the toilet brush through the integrated design of the toilet plunger and brush holders, and the releasable assembly of the upper and lower seats makes it more convenient to clean the toilet plunger and brush holders.

A toilet brush for cleaning a toilet bowl includes a handle having a connection structure and a brush head having a connection structure being configured complementary to the connection structure of the handle. The brush head and the handle can be releasably connected with each other by means of their respective connection structure. The handle further includes at least one guide structure and the brush head further includes at least one guide structure being configured complementary to the at least one guide structure of the handle, such that the brush head and the handle can be connected to one another and disconnected from one another in a guided manner.

A toilet bowl siphon jet cleaning device generally includes an elongated handle, a head portion, a light arrangement, and cleaning bristles. The light arrangement is positioned in the elongated handle and/or the head portion and designed to illuminate at least a portion thereof and surrounding external areas. The cleaning bristles are positioned parallel to one another and compact together to be inserted into a siphon jet to permit a user to clean residues and buildup of waste, biological material, or mineral deposits in the siphon jet to minimize blockages and maximize flow of water through the siphon jet.

A toilet brush drying system for cleaning the bowl of a toilet, including a toilet cleaning brush with an elongated handle, a grip portion disposed thereon, and a scrubbing portion disposed thereon. A drying clip includes a body portion and an attachment portion extending downwardly from the body portion, and the toilet cleaning brush is removably secured to the body portion of the drying clip. The attachment portion of the drying clip is configured to be removably secured to the upper edge of the bowl of the toilet as the brush air dries.

A cleaning brush includes a brush handle, a brush head connected to the brush handle, and a plurality of bristles attached to the surface of the brush head, the cross section of the bristles in at least some areas on the surface of the brush head is polygonal; a cleaning brush kit includes the cleaning brush and a storage box corresponding to the cleaning brush; a side wall of the storage box is provided with an adsorption member, and the adsorption member enables the storage box to be attached to a smooth and hard surface.

Disclosed is a cleaning assembly. The cleaning assembly may include multiple portions, such as a handle portion and a cleaning portion. The cleaning assembly may include a disposable head portion that may be engaged and disengaged from the handle assembly.

An inside-tank toilet brush system is disclosed, designed to remain concealed within the toilet tank and to clean the bowl automatically with each flush cycle. The device includes an angled antimicrobial brush head, a solid modular handle, and an ergonomic grip attached to a flat, tank-mountable hanger that positions the brush in proximity to the internal tank wall while avoiding interference with the flush mechanism. The design allows the brush to engage the flushing water flow for self-cleaning and sanitization after each use. The system provides a compact, sanitary, and maintenance-free solution eliminating the need for external toilet brushes or floor stands.