Abstract: The present invention relates to a support handle for supporting of clothes hangers by a user. The support handle engages the hooked portions of a clothes hanger and serves to separate the hanger from the hand of a user. This arrangement reduces pressure exerted by the hanger on a user's hand and allows convenient gripping of a number of hangers. The invention has particular application when carrying a number of garments on hangers, for example, picking up a number of garments from the dry cleaners. The support handle is of a simple form which is easily molded as a single piece.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a paintbrush holder comprising a structure having a forward face, generally of constant width at the bottom region thereof, and tapering upwardly to a brush handle receiving slot which includes two arms either side of the slot which project forward of the face. The holder at the bottom edge includes a container engaging arrangement adapted to engage the rim of a conventional paint can and support the holder at an upwardly extending angle outwardly from the rim of the conventional paint can. Preferably, the paintbrush holder is of a one piece structure and can advantageously be made by injection moulding. In a preferred form of the invention, the paintbrush holder is nestable, one within the other, for convenient storage by various merchandisers.