The present invention refers to a hygiene kit, in particular a hygiene kit that provides collapsible manipulation of at least two tools of personal hygiene, such as for example a toothbrush and a comb, whereby said hygiene kit includes a casing with two casing parts configured with the shape of half-shell so that can collect the toothbrush part of the two utensils inside thereof, and adapted so that can be mechanically retained one with the other by means of connection parts that also provide rotation support for the swivelling movement of the utensils between respective recollected and utility positions, and vice-versa.

A dental appliance for removing material from the mouth of a user is disclosed. The appliance has a body with a plurality of bores extending through the body. A cleaning element is positioned in each of the bores. The cleaning elements are disposed to extend beyond the body and are moveably positioned in the bores.

A device for cleaning interdental spaces includes a housing that forms a handle. The device also includes a brush holder for holding an interdental brush, and a drive device which is configured to generate rotational and translational movement of the brush holder and/or of an interdental brush held in the brush holder.

A cleaning brush for cleaning containers of complex design, wherein the cleaning brush can reach hard-to-reach areas of the container. The cleaning brush includes a twisted wire and a cleaning head coupled to the twisted wire. Portions of the twisted wire and the cleaning head have bristles. The cleaning head can flex sidewards relative to the twisted wire.

An interdental brush realizing reuse of parts by a simple structure includes a shaft portion including an internal passage which extends in an axial direction and of which distal end and base end are opened; and a brush on which fibers are implanted over an entire area of a core that is longer than extension length of the internal passage. The shaft portion further includes a grip portion of which a state is changed between a gripping state for gripping the brush, which has been inserted into the internal passage from an opening on a base end side and of which a part protrudes from an opening on a distal end side, to restrict the brush from moving in the axial direction, and a releasing state for releasing gripping of the brush to allow the brush to move in the axial direction.

An example embodiment of a dental tool includes a main body portion having a first longitudinal end and a second longitudinal end, wherein the first end and the second end define respective reduced diameter portions, two or more tool attachments, each tool attachment comprising a working portion and a base portion, the base portion configured to be removably coupled to either of the reduced-diameter portions of the main body portion so as to secure the tool attachment to the main body portion, and a light source, disposed within the main body portion, arranged so as to illuminate the working portion of one of the tool attachments when the one of the tool attachments is coupled to the first end of the main body portion and the light source is electrically coupled to a power source.

A dental application device having a handle having a first end, a second end, and a containment chamber disposed within the handle. The device has a dental solution disposed within the containment chamber, a receiver tip coupled to the handle at the first end, a material passage within the receiver tip that forms a conduit between the first end and a receiving end, a frangible seal that separates the containment chamber from the material passage, and a piercing cannula in fluid communication with an applicator tip and having a distal piercing end extending toward the frangible seal. The piercing cannula is moveable between a first position and a second position. When in the first position, the piercing end is spaced apart from the frangible seal, and in the second position, the piercing end punctures the frangible seal and fluidly connects the dental solution with the applicator tip.

A dental appliance for removing material from the mouth of a user is disclosed. The appliance has a body with a plurality of bores extending through the body. A cleaning element is positioned in each of the bores. The cleaning elements are disposed to extend beyond the body and are moveably positioned in the bores.

Disclosed is a makeup applicator with interchangeable brush and sponge heads. An embodiment may include two heads (e.g., brush, sponge, etc.) that are replaceable and/or interchangeable using a reversible connector. The applicator preferably includes a silicone stalk with a connector projecting from each end. Each connector is preferably composed of silicone and includes a rim adapted to securely engage the brush and/or sponge heads. Preferably, the heads are composed of the same material as the stalk. The heads preferably define a hollow base adapted to securely receive the connectors to facilitate the application of makeup. The heads may preferably be removed by a user when desired and replaced with an alternate brush and/or sponge head. The applicator may optimize space in a user's makeup case, save costs, and/or be travel friendly. The present applicator is preferably for use with cosmetic application, where different brush heads may be required to apply different forms of makeup (e.g., liquid, cream, powder, etc.)

The presently disclosed subject matter is directed to a cleaning device that includes two cleaning implements positioned at opposing ends of a longitudinal handle. Particularly, the device comprises a handle with first and second ends. A cleaning implement is positioned at each end of the handle. The cleaning implements can be selected from one or more mops, brooms, dusters, and the like. The device further includes covers that house the cleaning implements when not in use. Specifically, a particular cleaning implement (e.g., mop or broom) can be concealed by a cover, allowing the user to easily use the full length of the handle during cleaning.