Abstract: A self contained disposable toothbrush comprising a reservoir having a threaded end adapted to receive a cap in one of two positions. A brushing assembly is pivoted on the cap so that in a pre-use position the brushing element is positioned along side the reservoir. The brushing element contains bristles and an elongated connecting passage. When the brushing element is pivoted and snapped to the use position where it extends from the reservoir, the passage to the bristles is connected to liquid in the reservoir for moistening a dehydrated dentifrice. When the brushing operation is completed, the cap is unscrewed, the contents of the reservoir used for rinsing and the cap reconnected to the reservoir by a second set of threads such that the brushing element, after use, is contained within the reservoir.

Abstract: A portable door stop comprising a pair of door engaging elements connected to one another by parallel links. A spring extends between the elements to draw them together against opposite faces of a door. A floor or ground engaging element is pivotally mounted to one of the elements so that when it is in place, movement of the door causes the elements to more tightly engage the door. The portable door stop may be used for doors which close in either direction.