A shower head including a razor cleaning cavity for jetting water onto the head of a razor, when inserted within the cavity, for removing hair cutting debris from between the blades of the razor while shaving. The shower head includes a spray head having a plurality of spray nozzles facing forward for showering, a razor cleaning cavity formed within the central region of the spray head and including a plurality of spray nozzles for cleaning between the blades of razor, a handle including a control valve for selectively diverting water out from the spray nozzles in front of the spray head or out from the spray nozzles in the razor cleaning cavity, a water delivery hose associated with the handle, and a holding bracket for holding the showerhead in pivoted positions.

A shower head including a razor cleaning cavity for jetting water onto the head of a razor, when inserted within the cavity, for removing hair cutting debris from between the blades of the razor while shaving. The shower head includes a spray head having a plurality of spray nozzles facing forward for showering, a razor cleaning cavity formed within the central region of the spray head and including a plurality of spray nozzles for cleaning between the blades of razor, a handle including a control valve for selectively diverting water out from the spray nozzles in front of the spray head or out from the spray nozzles in the razor cleaning cavity, a water delivery hose associated with the handle, and a holding bracket for holding the showerhead in pivoted positions.

The disclosed technology includes a cleaning device for cleaning personal care tools, such as toothbrushes and shaving razors. The cleaning device can include a heating element configured to heat cleaning fluid received by the cleaning device and a high pressure nozzle configured to output heated cleaning fluid into the cleaning chamber.

A control device for a noncontact power supply device includes a power transmission coil for outputting an alternating magnetic flux upon receiving alternating electric power, and a power transmission control unit for controlling alternating electric power to be supplied to the power transmission coil. The power transmission control unit includes a first mode and a second mode. The first mode controls the alternating electric power to be supplied to the power transmission coil in order to transmit electric power, to be supplied to a load of a power reception device, to a power reception coil, and the second mode controls the alternating electric power for supplying electric power less than the electric power transmitted by the first mode to the power transmission coil. After being activated, the power transmission control unit selects initially the first mode.

A control device for a noncontact power supply device includes a power transmission coil for outputting an alternating magnetic flux upon receiving alternating electric power, and a power transmission control unit for controlling alternating electric power to be supplied to the power transmission coil. The power transmission control unit includes a first mode and a second mode. The first mode controls the alternating electric power to be supplied to the power transmission coil in order to transmit electric power, to be supplied to a load of a power reception device, to a power reception coil, and the second mode controls the alternating electric power for supplying electric power less than the electric power transmitted by the first mode to the power transmission coil. After being activated, the power transmission control unit selects initially the first mode.

A device (1) for cleaning for example a single or multi-bladed wet razor head. The device includes a housing (2) which has a water through-flow opening (20) that can be mounted on an outlet of a sanitary outlet fitting. At least one mechanism (21) is arranged inside the housing (2) of the device (1) and is designed to generate at least one pulsating water jet and/or to increase the flow speed of the mains water exiting the outlet of the tap, and adjoins the water through-flow opening. The mains water is delivered to the mechanism (21) via several of the flow-cross sections of the channels (22a, 22b, 22c) defining the mains water exiting the outlet of the sanitary outlet fitting, this mechanism (21) being designed as a rotational valve which includes several blades (multi-bladed) which are arranged close to each other on a common axis (23) below at least one of the channels (22a, 22b, 22c), with blades guiding the mains water to the water outlet (24).

A device (1) for cleaning for example a single or multi-bladed wet razor head. The device includes a housing (2) which has a water through-flow opening (20) that can be mounted on an outlet of a sanitary outlet fitting. At least one mechanism (21) is arranged inside the housing (2) of the device (1) and is designed to generate at least one pulsating water jet and/or to increase the flow speed of the mains water exiting the outlet of the tap, and adjoins the water through-flow opening. The mains water is delivered to the mechanism (21) via several of the flow-cross sections of the channels (22a, 22b, 22c) defining the mains water exiting the outlet of the sanitary outlet fitting, this mechanism (21) being designed as a rotational valve which includes several blades (multi-bladed) which are arranged close to each other on a common axis (23) below at least one of the channels (22a, 22b, 22c), with blades guiding the mains water to the water outlet (24).

A maintenance device for maintaining a hair clipper includes a housing that has a shell that defines an interior area. One or more ports extend through the shell and into the interior area. The maintenance device includes a cleaning station disposed in the interior area and accessible via the port. The cleaning station is configured to remove hair fragments from the hair clipper. The maintenance device includes an applicator station disposed in the interior area and accessible via another port. The applicator station is configured to apply a substance to the hair clipper.

A maintenance device for maintaining a hair clipper includes a housing that has a shell that defines an interior area. One or more ports extend through the shell and into the interior area. The maintenance device includes a cleaning station disposed in the interior area and accessible via the port. The cleaning station is configured to remove hair fragments from the hair clipper. The maintenance device includes an applicator station disposed in the interior area and accessible via another port. The applicator station is configured to apply a substance to the hair clipper.

A shaving blade picking tool has a finger grip part having opposed finger-tip-contacting faces separated by a peripheral side edge; and a pick part extended from a leading end of the finger handle part, the pick part having opposed faces separated by a peripheral pick part side edge, which is sized to fit between adjacent blades of a multi-blade hair razor in use. A method involves inserting a pick part of a shaving blade picking tool between adjacent blades of a multi-blade hair razor to dislodge debris between the adjacent blades, in which the pick part is extended from a leading end of a finger grip part, which is operated by a user whose finger tips grip opposed finger-tip-contacting faces of the finger grip part.