Abstract: A toilet brush 1 having an articulated connection 5 between brush head 4 and brush handle 3 has a targeted blocking or lock in one of the two possible pivoting directions of the articulated connection 5 formed as a rotatable joint 10. For this purpose, the rotatable joint 10 is formed by the two fork ends 32, 33 at the end of the brush handle 3 and an axis 11, whereby the fork ends 32, 33 permit pivoting towards the side 15, but lock towards the other side 16, because here the two fork ends 32, 33 are connected to each other via a locking shell 41 and prevent pivoting. This locked, articulated connection 5 permits on the one hand very intensive cleaning of the outlet of the toilet basin, because the brush head 4 is bent up when pushed through and can then also clean the upper area of the outlet pipe.

Abstract: A multiple-garment hanger with hooks pivotal at the ends of a support bar has guide rails projecting to one side of the support bar on which sliders are shiftable and carry respective garment-carrying rods so that the latter are simultaneously spaced from the guide rails and can be displaced to the opposite side of the support member for application of a garment or its removal.