Abstract: A paintbrush has a handle and a ferrule connected to one end of the handle. The ferrule including an injection-molded part, and a plurality of brush heads are attached to the handle via the ferrule. The brush heads are embedded in the injection-molded part.

Abstract: A paintbrush has a substantially rigid handle and a substantially rigid rod extending longitudinally from the handle at one end thereof. The rod has a diameter smaller than the diameter of the handle. A handgrip is disposed about and attached to the rod. The handgrip includes a rubbery outer body and a rigid inner sleeve. The inner sleeve is bonded to the rod. A ferrule is attached to the rod at a free end thereof opposite the handle, and at least one brush head is secured to the ferrule at an end thereof opposite the handle, rod, and handgrip.

Abstract: A watering can has a body with a relatively slender spout on one side and on an opposite side a relatively wide spout. The relatively wide spout has a pair of outwardly directed, converging guide surfaces. The body also has an upper handle and a lower handhold. The lower handhold is positioned to permit subjacent grasping.

Abstract: A watering can has a body with a relatively slender spout on one side and on an opposite side a relatively wide spout. The relatively wide spout has a pair of outwardly directed, converging guide surfaces. The body also has an upper handle and a lower handhold. The lower handhold is positioned to permit subjacent grasping.