A bottle opening brush and methods for using the same are provided. The bottle opening brush can include a body and a bottle opener. The body can include a brush head coupled to a handle. One or more bristles can be secured to the brush head and extend outwards therefrom. A handle opening can extend through the handle and the bottle opener can include an opener head. The bottle opener can be mounted to the body such that the opener head can engage a bottle cap inserted within the handle opening to remove a bottle cap from a bottle. The utility of the bottle opening brush for brushing hair can be unimpaired by the presence of the bottle opener.

The given invention relates to a pool filter guard with a brush that helps to protect the main pool filter basin and the pump of the main pool filter basin from excessive small and large debris that accumulates in the strainer baskets found in main pool filter basin. Herein, the debris is caught on the plurality of the bristles coupled to the brush, so it does not collect against the sides and the bottom of the pool, impeding the flow of water in the main pool filter basin.

A brush having manual or automatic operation for maintenance of mechanical rims or any object placed on top of the rims. Access to the inside of the rims is difficult due to the obstacle that the spokes and the brake disc constitute, whereby cleaning is often imperfect and residual dirt remains despite the broad range of existing products. A perfectly clean rim requires tedious cleaning using unsuitable brushes or cloths, at the price of one or more hand injuries. A brush is provided in a kit made up of elements that can be associated with one another. A horizontal body is associated with a main vertical body or a secondary vertical body, allowing areas that are difficult to access and the arms of the rim to be cleaned in a single movement without the hand ever touching any part of the wheel, thus avoiding injuries and saving time.

A dust and debris collection system for use with woodworking routers, including a baffle, a dust collection hood, and a brush. The baffle includes a top surface, where the top surface is configured to deflect cooling air generated by a woodworking router out and away from the woodworking router in order to allow the woodworking router adequate cooling and efficient dust collection. The dust collection hood is located adjacent to the baffle and includes a sloped wall that is aerodynamically shaped to remove dust and debris and includes a central bit hole configured to accept a bit. The brush has a series of bristles extending from the dust collection hood. The brush and its bristles contain dust and debris.

A dust and debris collection system for use with woodworking routers, including a baffle, a dust collection hood, and a brush. The baffle includes a top surface, where the top surface is configured to deflect cooling air generated by a woodworking router out and away from the woodworking router in order to allow the woodworking router adequate cooling and efficient dust collection. The dust collection hood is located adjacent to the baffle and includes a sloped wall that is aerodynamically shaped to remove dust and debris and includes a central bit hole configured to accept a bit. The brush has a series of bristles extending from the dust collection hood. The brush and its bristles contain dust and debris.

A cleaning tool for a collection member includes a brush unit and a mount portion. The brush unit includes a bristle and a woven portion into which a root of the bristle is woven so as to be held by the woven portion. The mount portion includes a placement surface on which the woven portion is placed and a securing portion to which the brush unit is bonded. In the cleaning tool for the collection member, the woven portion includes two first outer surfaces that are located at respective ends of the placement surface and that extend parallel to a direction in which the bristle extends. In the cleaning tool for the collection member, the brush unit is secured to the mount portion by bonding a region that includes at least part of each of the two first outer surfaces to the securing portion with an adhesive.

A filter screen brush apparatus includes a circular connecting portion that has an opening substantially centered on a longitudinal axis of the apparatus. At least one extension arm has one end coupled to the circular connecting portion and extends from the circular connecting portion along the longitudinal axis. The at least one extension arm includes an inner surface that faces the longitudinal axis. At least one brush is coupled to the inner surface of the at least one extension arm.

An image forming apparatus includes a rotatable photosensitive member and a charging brush. The charging brush forms a charging portion in contact with a surface of the photosensitive member and charges the surface of the photosensitive member. The charging brush is provided with brush fiber including a first type of fiber which is crimped and a second type of fiber which is non-crimped. A ratio of the first type of fiber in the brush fiber in a first portion of the charging brush in a moving direction of the surface of the photosensitive member in the charging portion is higher than the ratio of the first type of fiber in the brush fiber in a second portion of the charging brush positioned further downstream than the first portion in the moving direction.

A brush belt includes a base member having a drive surface configured to engage a drive member and a mounting surface opposite the drive surface, the mounting surface having a longitudinal axis, a first edge, and second edge, the first edge and the second edge being positioned on opposite sides of the mounting surface and extending parallel to the longitudinal axis, and a plurality of bristles, each bristle having a first end that is proximal to the mounting surface and a second end distal thereto, the second ends of the bristles collectively defining an undulating surface profile relative to the mounting surface when viewed parallel to the mounting surface and perpendicular to the longitudinal axis from either the first edge or the second edge.

An inkjet recording apparatus has a conveyance portion conveying a sheet while electrostatically attracting it onto a conveyance belt, a recording portion having a recording head and disposed opposite the conveyance surface of the conveyance belt, a cap attached to the ink ejection surface of the recording head, a suction pump sucking the air inside the cap, an ink discharge passage, a static eliminating device, a control portion, and a foreign matter suction passage. The static eliminating device has a roll-form static eliminating brush, a brush drive motor rotating the brush forward with respect to the movement direction of the conveyance belt, a duct covering the side of the static eliminating brush opposite from the conveyance belt, and a scraper scraping off foreign matter adhering to the static eliminating brush. Through the foreign matter suction passage the duct and the suction pump communicate with each other.