Abstract: A resilient one-piece paint brush storage lid for both storing a paint brush so that it does not need to be rinsed and cleaned, and for keeping the brush from drying while at the same time covering a container of liquid such as paint so that the paint does not evaporate. The one-piece lid has a flat portion covering the container, a depending outer rim portion, and a raised tapered neck portion projecting above the flat portion, with an aperture in the raised neck portion, for slidably receiving a paintbrush handle therethrough. The brush is adjustably positionable so that the brush fibers are covered by the liquid up to the ferrule portion of the brush. The storage lid is preferably light transmissive to view the position of the paint brush in relation to the level of the liquid in the container. The raised neck portion extending above the flat portion of the storage lid maintains a sufficiently strong grip on the handle of the brush so as to suspend the weight of the brush.

Abstract: A windshield wiper boot for protecting a windshield wiper and wiper arm. The windshield wiper boot including a body portion having a hollow interior portion sized to fit over a portion of the windshield wiper and a portion of the wiper arm. The boot also includes a closed distal end and an open distal end sized to slidably fit over the portion of the windshield wiper and the portion of the wiper arm.

Abstract: A toilet bowl cleaner in the form of a reusable wand which may be mounted on a support when not in use. The support may include a reservoir for a disinfectant liquid. The lower end of the wand is a push fit into the core of a hollow cylindrical head of absorbent material. When any soiling matter has been removed from the bowl's surfaces by the head, the head is dislodged from the end of the wand by contact with the lip of the bowl to fall by gravity into the bowl, from where it is removed by flushing. An alternative head may be made from a rigid material for scraping hardened matter from the bowl's surface. A device for facilitating removal of the head from the wand is also provided.

Abstract: A method of using a disposable moist towelette to clean and sanitize a top surface and a tight circumferential groove on the top of a pop top beverage can wherein the towelette is moistened with a liquid which does not leave a residue with a perceptible odor or taste after using the moistened towelette to clean the top surface and circumferential groove on the beverage can. The method includes the steps of storing a moist towelette in a sealed disposable packet; removing the moist towelette from the packet; placing the moist towelette on the top of the pop top beverage can; forcing a portion of the moist towelette into the groove on the top of the beverage can; and applying pressure to the moist towelette while manipulating the moist towelette to clean the top surface and groove on the can.

Abstract: A rear wiper blade protective device including a cylindrical tube having an open first end and a closed second end. The open first end is dimensioned for receiving the rear wiper blade therein. A pair of suction cups are coupled with respect the cylindrical tube whereby the suction cups can be adhered to the rear windshield with the rear wiper blade positioned within the cylindrical tube.

Abstract: A dental oral hygiene device for extending the useful lifetime of replaceable electric or battery operated toothbrush heads having a stem attached to a handle on one end and to a rotating disk at the other end, whose center of rotation is perpendicular to the stem, with a plurality of bristles attached to it. The bristles having a defined length are attached to the disk surface in a round array perpendicular to the stem. Each of the bristles having a proximal end attached to the disk surface and a distal end forming a tip. The device forces the bristles into proper alignment by applying pressure to the bristles along the bristle length, approximately from the bristle tip to a point between the bristle tip and the proximal end of the bristle. The bristles are forced generally inwardly by the device such that the round array is generally maintained and the bristles are prevented from splaying outwardly.

Abstract: A tooth and gum cleaning tool for cleaning teeth and gums. The tooth and gum cleaning tool includes an elongate handle portion having first and second ends. A sponge portion is coupled to said first end of said handle portion. The sponge portion has an engaging face and a back face opposite the engaging face. The engaging face has a plurality of uniformly spaced ridges extending from it. Also disclosed is a sterilization device for sterilizing the tooth cleaning tool. The sterilization device comprises a housing that has an open top, a closed bottom, and an interior. A sterilizing pad is disposed in the interior of the housing and is porous and has a sterilizing fluid absorbed therein. A lid portion closes the open top of the housing. The sponge portion of the tooth cleaning tool is positionable on the sterilizing pad to permit absorption of the sterilizing fluid by the sponge portion from the sterilizing pad.

Abstract: A pressurizing structure for windshield wiper, including a frame body and a connecting member. The frame body is formed with a channel in which a wiper arm is inserted. A decorative block and a retaining plate are locked on the surface of the frame body. The retaining plate serves to increase the force application area of the wiper so as to keep the blade of the wiper arm parallel to the windshield. Fastening straps are passed through two side walls of the frame body for fastening the wiper arm. The bottom face of the frame body is disposed with a resilient support plate for more firmly fixing the wiper arm with the frame body. Slide channels are formed at the rear end of the frame body for slidably connecting with the connecting member two sides of which are formed with ribs. A cover body is connected to the rear end of the connecting member.

Abstract: A paint brush holder is provided which conveniently retains paint brushes, especially during the wire brushing of the paint brushes. The paint brush holder comprises a tray having an upper surface and a lower surface. Disposed upon the upper surface is a plurality of slots, each having a low portion and a raised portion. Such slots can be used to conveniently retain paint brushes disposed upon their edges. The paint brush holder can further comprise a shaped recess having a wide portion and a narrow portion for conveniently retaining a paint brush disposed horizontally.