Abstract: A wench includes a head of jaws for engaging an item being wrenched driven by a handle that when rotated axially wrenchingly turns the head about said item. The handle is universally articulated intermediate the head and a distal end of the handle. Preferably the handle of the wrench is adjustable in length. Preferably the handle includes a fore segment and an aft segment serially universally jointed.

Abstract: A conduit network on a bristle face of a brush communicates with a supply of cleansing or rinsing effluent under pressure, and dispenses the effluent generally uniformly over a wide area of the bristle face through distributed outlet holes. A preferred quick connector couples the network to the effluent supply. A valve controls the rate of flow into the network. Control of brush movement during washing and grooming is facilitated by: an adjustable strap securing a user's hand to a top control face, a finger wall projecting from the control face including finger stops, a palm heel catch, liquid drain-off channels which also knurl the control face for better gripping, and a preferred length allowing a user's fingertips to overlap the front of the brush.