Brush easy

Abstract

A transparent toilet brush container of three circles stacked one on the other. A crystal transparent handle, followed by a flat surface on the bottom of the handle that sits on top of the container. A button is attached to each side of the toilet brush stick for the user to press to eject the brush head. The soap/air freshener-like substance sits in the middle of the bristles on the toilet brush. Once the user inserts the brush head in water the dense substances produce soap.

Claims

1. A toilet brush and a container, comprising; said container being transparent and made from plastic and configured to receive and contain said toilet brush; said toilet brush comprising: a transparent plastic handle; a shaft extending from said handle, said shaft having a first end and a second end opposite said first end, said handle being attached to said first end; a flat surface extending substantially perpendicular with respect to a longitudinal axis of said shaft, said flat surface being proximate said first end of said shaft and configured to rest on a top of said transparent container; a first button and a second button each located between said first end and said second end; an ejectable brush head attached to said second end and configured to be ejected from said second end upon pressing said buttons, said brush head being in a shape forming a loop; a hard soap substance being received and retained in said loop.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

(1) FIG. 1 is the front view of Brush Easy. FIG. 1A, is the transparent container and toilet brush.

(2) FIG. 2 is a top-side view of the brush and handle of Brush Easy. FIG. 2B is the transparent handle. FIG. 2C shows the flat surface that sits on the transparent container. FIGS. 2D and E are two buttons to eject the brush head.

(3) FIG. 3 is a side view of the brush handle. FIG. 3H is the opening to connect FIGS. 3F and G are the connectors to connect the body of the toilet brush.

(4) FIG. 4 is a front view of the brush head. FIG. 4J is the dense substance that will sit inside of FIG. 4K.

(5) FIG. 4K are the bristles that are formed in a U shape that would sit around FIG. 4J.

(6) FIG. 5 is a side view of the brush head. FIG. 5L the dense substance is shown outside the bristles in FIG. 5M, this dense substance FIG. 5L can be replaced/changed.

(7) FIG. 6N is a front view of the brush head followed by the dense substance sitting in the middle of the bristles of the toilet brush. 2