ES1282566U - SELF-CLEANING BRUSH AND BRUSH ASSEMBLY (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Brush and brush holder assembly where: - the brush (2) comprises a brush (4), a handle (5) and a cover (8) that corresponds to a projection that starts from the handle (5), and - the brush holder (7) comprises a chamber in which the brush (4) of the brush is housed and at least one through hole intended to allow the passage of the brush (4) and part of the handle (5); and It is characterized in that the cover (8) is configured to cover the through hole when the brush (2) is inserted into the brush holder (7) and in that the brush holder chamber (7) is configured to connect to a tank (1) of a toilet cistern, or it is configured to be installed in a tank (1) or a toilet bowl (6), so that the chamber houses clean water and said water is renewed in each cycle of flushing the cistern, and the brush (4) is always submerged in water when the brush (2) is housed in the chamber of the brush holder (7). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

SELF-CLEANING BRUSH AND BRUSH ASSEMBLY

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

This invention encompasses the cleaning and hygiene sector. More specifically, a self-cleaning toilet brush and toilet brush holder set is proposed.

The brush holder is located in the toilet itself (in the cistern or in the bowl) or it comprises a chamber connected to the toilet. The key to the invention is that it allows continuous cleaning of the brush brush with the filling water of the cistern tank and, additionally, a cyclical cleaning with the water that is discharged in each discharge cycle. This ensures the correct hygiene of the brush.

Likewise, space is freed up in the bathroom itself, also facilitating its sanitization (and reducing bathroom cleaning times) and improving the aesthetic appearance. The brush is no longer a source of germ transmission and is also safer for children, pets, etc.

TECHNICAL PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED AND BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Bathroom toilets have at least one toilet bowl and one cistern. A seat with a lid can be arranged on the bowl where the user sits to use the toilet. The cup comprises a receptacle in which there is water into which the excrements, solid or liquid, of the users fall. Clean water is stored in the cistern tank where it is kept until the user operates the flush mechanism and releases the water from the cistern to the bowl. With each cycle of use, the water in the cistern and the water in the bowl receptacle are renewed.

During the tank discharge, the clean water that was stored in the cistern tank, passes into the bowl, dragging the excrement that may be in the bowl with it and displaces it out, towards the pipes and / or the water network. sanitary sanitation.

On the other hand, it is common in bathrooms to have a brush that is intended for cleaning the toilet (more specifically the bowl) after use.

The brushes generally have a handle, by means of which the user takes the brush, and they have a brush, which is the element in charge of cleaning the bowl by rubbing. During the time the brush is not being used, it is housed in a brush holder (a container specially designed to receive the brush).

Generally, the brush holder is placed on the floor near the toilet to make it easier for the user to use it. Preferably, water and / or water and soap are introduced into the brush holder so that, after the use of the brush brush in the toilet bowl, a slight sanitization is carried out when placing it on the brush holder.

Both the brush and brush are proven sources of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and microscopic protozoa that can cause disease. Germs are created and multiplied inside the toilet brush holder, so any stagnant water that has remained in it should always be removed and disinfected. It is also possible to use disinfectants mixed with water.

A correct disinfection operation requires a certain time during which the disinfectant acts, before rinsing the toilet brush with hot water. The wet brush should never be stored in the brush holder as mold can appear and germs can be generated. If the toilet is cleaned first and then the dirty brush is inserted, the desired cleaning and disinfection will not be achieved. In other words, the first essential step is always to disinfect the brush and once it is clean, proceed to thoroughly clean the toilet.

Thus, the correct use of the brush implies its cleaning and disinfection both before its use and after having carried out the work for which it is intended (cleaning the toilet). The efficient cleaning of the brush also includes that of the brush holder, where the brush is subsequently housed. The situation is even more accentuated when it comes to collective or community bathrooms (hotels, residences, etc.), since it is common to use the same brush for several toilets, without cleaning and disinfecting the brush between each use, despite the fact that sanitary regulations require it.

In addition, in many cases the user does not perform an adequate cleaning of the brush and in other cases he replaces the brush with a new one when the one he was using has already deteriorated.

The brushes, mostly made of plastic, when they are damaged by their use are discarded, but they do not always end up in garbage containers for recycling, generating waste and increasing the carbon footprint. It is known that abandoned plastic waste generates Greenhouse Gases (GHG) when degrading, so such waste is very harmful to the environment.

Another problem derived from the fact that the brush holders in which the brushes are housed are generally arranged on the floor of the bathroom and in positions as close as possible to the toilet is that this greatly hinders the cleaning operations of the bathroom, which they are essential considering the amount of bacteria in these environments. Another known option is to have the brush holders fixed to one of the bathroom walls, thus freeing up space on the floor, but it does not prevent germs from being created and spread.

Likewise, the brushes, even in the case in which water and / or soapy water are put on them, are not efficient in terms of the required disinfection and cleaning of the brush and the brush itself. This is due to the fact that they do not completely cover the brush brush, which is where the germs are found, so proper hygiene and disinfection are not carried out.

Solutions are also known from the state of the art that remove the brush from the brush of the toilet brush, and house it in the toilet bowl. In this way, when the user wants to use the brush, he takes the handle (arranged outside the toilet) and connects it to the brush of the toilet brush, housed in a container in the toilet bowl (usually hanging with a hook from the upper end of the toilet bowl). cup into the cup). After using the brush, the user separates the two elements again, leaving the brush in the bowl and the handle outside the toilet.

One problem with these solutions is that the brush is only disinfected when the cistern is flushed. The usual thing is to use the brush during the flushing of the cistern, therefore, after using it, when the water has been discharged from the cistern, the brush is placed in its position on the hook without cleaning after use. . Therefore, there may be remains or the brush may not be properly disinfected.

In addition, the brush remains housed in the hook at all times, in a position accessible to the user, so that it can, for example, urinate on the brush, even if unintentionally, thereby generating bacteria and / or mold or other microorganisms. Furthermore, the brush is placed very close to the user's body when the latter sits on the toilet bowl to make use of it, which could even cause direct contact with the user.

The bathroom and, especially the toilet, is an element shared by more than one user in homes and communities, which is why it represents an area of special importance when we talk about cleaning and hygiene, since it is a point where they can be generated and share germs. The correct use of the brush aims to mitigate this situation. However, with the current state of the art, both the brushes that are located on the floor or hung on the wall as the rest of the existing solutions, are not efficient enough and germs are created and spread into the environment by not receiving the Necessary cleaning or the time required to achieve proper sanitation.

On the other hand, the current placement of the brushes in the bathrooms, does not present any barrier and allows children to unconsciously access the brush or the container where it is located and the dangerous harmful disinfection products that it houses, such as soaps and disinfectants, in addition to the germs already mentioned. It is therefore necessary to develop solutions that make it possible to solve the described problems of lack of proper cleaning and disinfection of the brush and, especially, of the brush brush.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present invention refers to a self-cleaning brush and brush holder assembly, that is, it is not necessary for the user to clean the brush after using it because only by placing it back in the brush holder, correct sanitization is already guaranteed.

The key to the present invention is that the brush brush remains in clean water at all times. The brush holder is configured to be installed in the toilet cistern tank itself, in contact with the water in the cistern, rinsing constantly, producing self-cleaning, either it is arranged in the toilet bowl (preferably in the rear part between the bowl receptacle and the cistern) or it comprises a chamber connected to the cistern tank. In addition, with each flush cycle the water is renewed and rinsing is even more effective.

In this way, it is possible to integrate the cleaning brush, which is usually positioned on the floor, in the toilet itself, or in a chamber connected to it, freeing up space and improving order to facilitate hygiene in the bathroom. By placing the brush inside a brush holder that is installed at a high height (not on the ground), you protect yourself from possible inappropriate or irresponsible use (as could happen with children). In addition to freeing up space in the bathroom, aesthetics are improved and contamination of the environment by transfer of germs and bad odors is avoided. It is a practical and affordable solution for the general consumer that represents an improvement in the hygienic conditions of your bathroom.

The greatest advantage of the present invention is that, since the brush is continuously immersed in clean water and the water is renewed in each cycle, the brush is always kept clean. In this way, greater hygiene and continuous disinfection of the germ-laden brush is achieved. In the process, water is saved, on the one hand because it is not necessary to fill the brush holder with water for cleaning, and on the other hand because it is not necessary to use additional water to clean the brush or brush holder since this function is carried out in a automatically.

The brushes in which the brushes of the current state of the art are placed are not properly disinfected. On the contrary, with the proposed set, the brush chamber chamber always includes clean water and a correct disinfection of the brush brush is guaranteed.

In the most common embodiments of toilets, the cistern is configured to be arranged in a vertical position, higher than the toilet bowl. In such cases, the most suitable embodiment of the invention is that which comprises a brush holder configured to be installed in the cistern tank. When the brush is inserted into the brush holder, the brush is in contact with the water in the cistern tank, fully submerged. The brush is arranged vertically. In other possible embodiments of toilets, the cistern tank is recessed in the wall of the bathroom (hidden in it) so that the brush, instead of being arranged in a vertical position, can be arranged in an oblique position, with the brush holder embedded in the wall (with the brush holder installed in the cistern tank or with the brush holder installed attached to said tank). The brush holder essentially comprises a chamber in which it receives the brush.

In the chamber of the toilet brush, in any of the embodiments of the invention, it is possible to insert soaps or WC tablets that contribute to the sanitization of the brush and the toilet bowl (the water from the brush is the water from the cistern or from the chamber connected to it and it is the water that falls into the bowl in each discharge cycle). The camera can also be used to inspect the interior of the tank in cases where the brush holder is configured to be installed in a tank tank.

In another embodiment, the brush holder comprises a chamber configured to be installed in a toilet bowl. In this case, it receives water from the tank and sends it to the bowl receptacle, with part of that water always remaining in the chamber, to ensure that the brush brush is completely submerged in water.

In the embodiments in which the brush holder is configured to be installed in a tank of a cistern, it is preferably installed on the side that is furthest from the internal mechanisms of the cistern (the unloader and the float or float inside tank tank). The assembly may comprise a trim in the through hole of the brush chamber. This trim also facilitates the correct insertion and position of the brush.

In the embodiment in which the chamber is configured to be installed in the tank of a cistern, the chamber is preferably a plastic basket, which is immersed in the water inside the tank (clean water) and which is intended to receive the brush. brush.

As previously described, the chamber can also house disinfection tablets for toilet cleaning, thereby ensuring even more efficient disinfection of the brush. In this case, the disinfectant tablets are trapped in the chamber (or plastic basket), dissolving little by little. This camera also prevents any object that might fall through the through hole accidentally from falling. to the bottom of the tank and may in some way block the discharge or feeding mechanisms present in the tank. In many cases, when the tablets are dissolved, which in the state of the art are deposited directly at the bottom of the cistern tank, they move during each cycle of loading and unloading of the water (by the movement of the water itself). In some cases, they are placed in positions that obstruct and prevent the operation of the discharge mechanism, causing continuous water losses, noise from filling the tank with water and lack of efficiency.

In another embodiment, the brush handle comprises an internal reservoir and / or a hollow conduit inside that can be filled with air fresheners or a disinfectant liquid so as not to have to use disinfectant tablets in the brush holder.

It also comprises first outlet holes arranged in a proximal section of the handle, which is the one that remains outside the chamber of the brush holder. If air freshener is introduced inside the handle, the aroma is perceived through said openings. On the other hand, the handle comprises second holes in a distal section, which is the one that remains housed in the brush holder, and allows that, when disinfectant is introduced inside the handle, it is released into the water in the chamber. Therefore, it is possible to correctly clean and disinfect the brush without the need to use an additional external container, freeing up space in the bathroom and dispensing with the usual container for air fresheners.

The brush differs from the hollow brushes of the state of the art in that it does not include elements for activating / manipulating the content that is housed inside. That is to say, the hollow brushes that are currently known comprise, for example, buttons to control the dosage of the product that is arranged inside them, which allow releasing a jet or a spray of the product or releasing bars of soap or disinfectant. On the contrary, with the proposed brush, it is not necessary to use product dosing / release elements, but rather it diffuses directly into the environment (through the first outlet holes) or diffuses into the water in the brush holder chamber. (through the second outlet holes).

In this way, the hollow part of the brush handle that remains inside the chamber can itself be a cleaning product dosing element, so that even if toilet disinfection tablets are not used, a product that performs the same function can be used. As previously described, the hollow part of the brush handle that remains on the outside, being hollow and having holes, can be a container for the introduction of air fresheners or related products.

Also, in this embodiment, the brush holder provides easy and quick access to the interior of the cistern tank in which it is installed, through the through hole. That is, it is not necessary to disassemble the complete lid each time you want to access the interior of the tank receptacle. In this way, operations such as unscrewing the buttons / handle of the tank are avoided. This advantage is especially important to increase the useful life of the tank elements since the operations of threading and unscrewing of the buttons / handle of the tank often cause dislodger mismatches, causing malfunction of the float and / or the sealing of the discharger. , and generating water losses and constant filling noise.

This set of brush and brush holder improves the efficiency in terms of hygiene and disinfection of the bathrooms by self-cleaning the brush, that is, it is continuously disinfected (submerged in water or soapy water or disinfectant inside the tank). It also reduces the time necessary for the correct hygiene and disinfection of the bathrooms, which results in greater efficiency, especially when it comes to bathrooms for communities: hospitals, hotels, residences and any similar facility.

Therefore, the key to the invention is that the cleaning of the brush is continuous because the brush is always immersed in clean water. Additionally, the water is renewed in each cycle.

This correct hygiene of the brush is especially important in the current situation of the global pandemic of Covid-19 and more so since it has been shown that the virus is present in the feces of infected people. To control the epidemic and, in cases in which the toilets or brushes are to be used by several different people, to guarantee correct public health, it is essential to ensure the disinfection of any element that comes into contact with feces. of people who may be infected. A clear example is the toilet bowls and especially the brushes, whose brush comes into direct contact with the faeces. With state-of-the-art brush brushes, the brush could be a source of virus transmission, on the one hand due to improper disinfection (in many cases the brush brushes do not even have water and in many other cases the brush brush water is not changed with sufficient frequency) and on the other hand for example in case of accidental contact of children with the stained and infected brushes.

The present invention makes it possible to solve the disinfection and cleaning problems of currently known systems. Thanks to the fact that the brush is totally submerged in the water of the cistern tank or the chamber in the toilet bowl or the chamber connected to the cistern tank, it is rinsed and disinfected at all times. That is, instead of performing a specific disinfection with each flush of the cistern, a continuous disinfection is carried out because the brush is continuously submerged in clean water.

As the brush remains lodged in the cistern tank, there is no possibility that the user will inadvertently stain it with rust or excrement on the brush. At any time that you want to use it, the brush is in optimal hygienic conditions that guarantee a correct cleaning of the toilet (in addition to having ensured the correct disinfection of the brush).

In a possible embodiment of the invention, the brush of the set comprises a retractable handle so that, when it is housed in the brush holder, it is in the retracted position, hidden from the view of the user and, when it is to be used, it goes to the extended position. to allow its use.

The brush itself and a toilet comprising the brush and brush holder assembly, installed in the tank or installed in the bowl, are also an object of the invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

To complete the description and with the aim of helping a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, this specification is accompanied, as an integral part thereof, by a set of drawings where, with an illustrative and non-limiting nature, it has been represented the next:

Figure 1 represents a perspective view of the brush and brush holder assembly in the embodiment in which it is configured to be installed in the tank of a cistern. Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the brush and brush holder assembly.

Figure 3 shows a perspective view of the brush.

Figure 4 shows a side view of an example in which the assembly is configured to be installed in a cistern integrated in the wall.

Figures 5A-B show a view of a toilet tank and brush and brush assembly in an embodiment in which the brush is intended to be installed on a wall and is connected to the tank of a toilet tank.

Figure 6 shows a perspective view of a toilet bowl with the integrated toilet brush.

Figure 7 shows a view of the inside of the bowl of figure 6 where the water inlet channel to the brush holder and the water outlet channel from the brush holder to the bowl receptacle are observed.

Figure 8 shows an embodiment of the brush and brush assembly in which the brush handle is retractable.

Below is a list of the different elements represented in the figures that make up the invention:

1. Cistern tank

2. Wiper

3. Tank cap

4. Brush

5. Handle

6. Mug

7. Toilet brush

8. Lid

9. First openings

10. Second openings

11. Water inlet pipe

12. Water outlet duct

13. Drive body

14. Receiving body

15. Spring element

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present invention should not be limited to the embodiment described herein. Other configurations can be made by those skilled in the art in light of the present description. Accordingly, the scope of the invention is defined by the following claims.

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the brush (2) and brush (7) assembly in an embodiment in which the brush is configured to be installed in a tank of a cistern. The set comprises the brush (2) that has a brush (4), a handle (5) and a cover (8) that corresponds to a projection that starts from the handle (5). The brush holder (7) comprises a chamber in which the brush (4) of the brush is housed and at least one through hole intended to allow the passage of the brush (4) and part of the handle (5).

The cover (8) is configured to cover the through hole when the brush (2) is inserted into the brush holder and the brush holder chamber (7) is configured to connect to a toilet cistern tank (1), or it is configured to be installed in a tank (1) or a toilet bowl (6), so that the chamber houses clean water and said water is renewed in each cycle of flushing the cistern, and the brush (4) is always submerged in water when the brush (2) is housed in the brush (7).

In an exemplary embodiment, the brush (7) is configured to remain, preferably installed on the wall, and connected to the tank (1). In this case, the brush brush chamber comprises a water inlet conduit (11) and a water outlet conduit (12) configured to be connected to a tank (1) of a cistern, and the water outlet conduit (12 ) is arranged at a higher elevation than the brush (4) of the brush (2) so that a minimum level of water is always maintained in the chamber that guarantees that the brush (4) is submerged in water.

In another embodiment in which the brush chamber (7) is configured to be installed in a toilet bowl, and comprises a water inlet conduit (11) that can be connected to the outlet of a water cistern tank (1). toilet and a water outlet conduit (12) with a free end configured to allow the passage of water from the brush chamber (7) to a receptacle of a toilet bowl (6) and where the The water outlet duct (12) is arranged at a higher elevation than the brush (4) of the brush (2) when the brush (2) is housed in the brush (7) so that in the chamber a minimum water level is always maintained, which guarantees that the brush (4) is submerged in water.

In another possible embodiment the brush (7) is configured to be installed in the tank (1) of a cistern and the brush chamber (7) comprises walls with openings that allow the passage of water from the tank to the chamber so that the brush (4) is always immersed in water. Preferably, the brush holder chamber (7) is a plastic basket with mesh walls.

Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the brush and brush holder assembly in the embodiment specially designed to be installed in the tank (1) of a cistern. Likewise, figure 3 shows the proposed brush (2). Preferably the brush (2) comprises a conduit or a reservoir inside the handle (5). In this embodiment, the handle (5) comprises at least one opening (9, 10) and preferably a plurality of openings (9, 10) that communicate the outside with the inside of the handle (5).

The brush (2) can comprise, as can be seen in this figure, first openings (9), in a proximal section of the handle (5), destined to remain outside the chamber when the brush (2) passes through the through hole of the brush (7). The brush (2) may also comprise second openings (10) in a distal section of the handle (5), intended to be submerged in the water in the chamber when the brush (2) passes through the through hole. In this way, the handle (5) can contain, for example, air fresheners or sanitizing liquid to increase cleaning efficiency. Diffusion is carried out continuously, without the need for diffusion activation elements. Therefore, it is not necessary for the user to take any action and disinfection does not depend on the user remembering to take such action. Disinfection and aroma diffusion is therefore guaranteed at all times.

Furthermore, as previously seen, the brush (2) comprises on the handle (5) a cover (8) configured to be fitted in the through hole, acting as a closure of said hole when the brush (2) is inserted into the tank (1).

In a more common embodiment, as shown in said Figures 2 and 3, the handle (5) extends perpendicular to the cap (8). It is the preferred embodiment for cases in which the cistern in which the assembly is to be installed is external, as in the example of figure 1. In another possible embodiment, the handle (5) extends obliquely to the lid (8 ). This embodiment is used in cases in which the cistern in which it is installed is embedded in the wall, as shown in the example in figure 4 or in cases in which the brush holder itself (7) is installed on the wall (connected to the cistern) as seen in figures 5A and 5B.

Preferably, the cover (8) has a configuration corresponding to the section of the through hole so that, when the brush (2) is housed in the brush holder (7), its interior cannot be seen from the outside of the brush holder (7). . In a possible embodiment, the brush holder additionally comprises a trim arranged in the chamber through hole such that, when the brush (2) passes through the through hole, the projection is engaged in the trim, closing the through hole.

As seen in figure 2, a toilet brush is described comprising a brush (4) and a handle (5), the handle (5) being designed to allow a user to grip and the brush (4) it is configured for cleaning a toilet bowl (6). The brush comprises a conduit or a reservoir inside the handle (5) and said handle comprises at least one opening (9, 10) that connects the conduit or reservoir inside the handle (5) with the outside and where the conduit or The reservoir inside the handle (5) is configured to house an air freshener and / or disinfectant product that diffuses outside through the at least one opening (9, 10). In other words, unlike the hollow brushes of the state of the art, it does not have diffusion activation elements. Said diffusion is carried out constantly, as occurs in traditional diffusers, only in this case from the brush itself (2).

Preferably the conduit or reservoir inside the handle (5) is divided into two housings, a first housing, at a proximal end of the handle (5) and comprising first openings (9) and a second housing, at a distal end of the handle (5), comprising second openings (10), and each housing is configured to house an air freshener and / or disinfectant product that diffuses outside through the openings (9, 10). In this way, for example, a a first housing in which an air freshener is housed and a second housing in which a disinfectant is housed.

Figures 6 and 7 show the embodiment in which the brush holder is configured to be installed in the bowl (6) of a toilet. The water inlet conduit (11) and the water outlet conduit (12) have been represented so that it is clearly appreciated how the water passes, from the tank (1) of the cistern, to the receptacle of the bowl (6) through the chamber of said brush (7). Thanks to the fact that the water outlet conduit (12) is arranged above the height at which the brush (4) is arranged, it is guaranteed that there is always a certain level of water that completely covers the brush (4). Furthermore, as previously explained, said water is renewed with each discharge cycle of the tank (1) of the toilet cistern in which it is installed. The key is that the inside of the brush is filled with clean water.

The brush (7) can also be used to house a disinfectant tablet or similar, preventing it from moving during the discharge cycles and ending up obstructing the water outlet or interfering with any of the elements of the water supply and discharge mechanisms. .

Another object of the invention is a toilet that comprises a brush and brush holder assembly as previously described. In a possible embodiment of the toilet the brush (7) is installed in the cistern tank and in another possible embodiment the brush (7) is installed in the bowl (6). When installed in the tank (1) of the cistern, it is installed in correspondence with the tank cover (3) (as seen in figure 1).

The toilet of the invention can also comprise, in the cistern, a container that can be used for example as a waste bin or storage space. By occupying part of the cistern space, the tank (1) of the cistern sees its water storage volume reduced but this is not a disadvantage because currently the capacity of the tanks is much greater than the volume of water that, by regulation, can be downloaded in each cycle. The container may have a lid element configured to allow or prevent access to the container, hiding and / or protecting the content inside.

As can be seen in figure 8, in an example of embodiment the handle (5) of the brush (2) is retractable, that is, it can be extended to be used by the user or it can be retracted and hidden inside the brush holder (7). Thus, the handle (5) can go from a retracted position to an extended position and vice versa.

In this embodiment, the handle (5) comprises an actuating body (13) and a receiving body (14) where the receiving body (14) forms the outside of the handle (5) and the actuating body (13) has the possibility of movement inside said receiving body (14). Furthermore, the handle (5) comprises at least one spring element (15), housed inside the receiving body (14), configured to control the movement of the actuating body (3) along said receiving body (14) . The at least one spring element can be, for example, an automatic spring, rubber, gas, etc. device.

In a possible embodiment, the cover (8) of the brush (2) and the receiving body (14) are joined and in another possible embodiment, such as that shown in figure 8, they form a single body.

Once the brush (2) has been placed on the brush (7), the user simply has to press down on the actuating body (13) and it lowers, hiding in the brush (7) (which in the example of figure 8 is housed in the tank (1)), being flush with the surface of the lid (8). To go to the extended position of the handle (5), which is the one shown in figure 8, it is only necessary to slightly press the actuating body (13), thus again actuating the spring that moves the actuating body (13 ) towards the outside of the receiver body (14), extending the handle (5).

Claims (13)

1. Brush and brush holder assembly where: - the brush (2) comprises a brush (4), a handle (5) and a cover (8) that corresponds to a projection that starts from the handle (5), and - the brush holder (7) comprises a chamber in which the brush (4) of the brush is housed and at least one through hole intended to allow the passage of the brush (4) and part of the handle (5); Y It is characterized in that the cover (8) is configured to cover the through hole when the brush (2) is inserted in the brush holder (7) and in that the brush holder chamber (7) is configured to connect to a tank (1 ) of a toilet cistern, or it is configured to be installed in a tank (1) or a toilet bowl (6), so that the chamber houses clean water and said water is renewed in each cycle of flushing the cistern, and the brush (4) is always submerged in water when the brush (2) is housed in the chamber of the brush holder (7). Brush and brush assembly according to claim 1, wherein the brush chamber chamber comprises a water inlet conduit (11) and a water outlet conduit (12) configured to be connected to a tank (1) of a cistern, and the water outlet duct (12) is arranged at a higher elevation than the brush (4) of the brush (2) so that a minimum water level is always maintained in the chamber that guarantees that the brush (4) is immersed in water. Brush and brush brush assembly according to claim 1, in which the brush brush chamber is configured to be installed in a toilet bowl (6), and comprises a water inlet conduit (11) connectable to the outlet of a tank (1) of toilet cistern and a water outlet conduit (12) with a free end configured to allow the passage of water from the chamber of the toilet brush (7) to a receptacle of a toilet bowl (6) and where the Water outlet duct (12) is arranged at a higher elevation than the brush (4) of the brush (2) so that a minimum level of water is always maintained in the chamber that guarantees that the brush ( 4) is submerged in water. A brush and brush holder assembly according to claim 1, in which the brush holder is configured to be installed in the tank of a cistern and the chamber It comprises walls with openings that allow the passage of water from the tank (1) to the chamber so that the brush (4) is always submerged in water. 5. Set of brush and brush holder according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the brush (2) comprises a conduit or a reservoir inside the handle (5) configured to receive an air freshener and / or disinfectant product and the handle comprises at least one opening (9, 10) that communicates the duct or tank with the outside and through which the air freshener and / or disinfectant product diffuses outside. Brush and brush assembly according to claim 5, in which the brush (2) comprises first openings (9), in a proximal section of the handle (5), destined to remain outside the chamber when the brush (2) through the through hole. Brush and brush holder assembly according to any one of claims 5 or 6, in which the brush (2) comprises second openings (10) in a distal section of the handle (5), intended to be submerged in the water of the chamber when the brush (2) passes through the through hole. Brush and brush brush assembly according to any one of the preceding claims, comprising a trim in the through hole of the brush brush chamber (7). Brush and brush holder assembly according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the brush (2) comprises a brush (4) and a handle (5), the handle (5) being designed to allow gripping by a user and the brush (4) configured for cleaning a toilet bowl (6) characterized in that it comprises a conduit or a reservoir inside the handle (5) and said handle comprises at least one opening (9, 10) that connects the duct or tank inside the handle (5) with the outside and where the duct or tank inside the handle (5) is configured to house an air freshener and / or disinfectant product that diffuses to the outside through the at least one aperture (9, 10). 10. A brush and brush assembly according to claim 9, wherein the conduit or The reservoir inside the handle (5) of the brush (2) is divided into two housings, a first housing, at a proximal end of the handle (5) and comprising first openings (9) and a second housing, at one end distal of the handle (5), comprising second openings (10), and each housing is configured to house an air freshener and / or disinfectant product that diffuses outside through the openings (9, 10). Brush and brush holder assembly according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the handle (5) of the brush (2) comprises an actuating body (13) and a receiving body (14) where the receiving body (14) It forms the outside of the handle (5) and the actuating body (13) has the possibility of movement inside said receiving body (14), and comprises a spring element (15), housed inside the receiving body (14 ), configured to control the movement of the actuating body (13) along said receiving body (14). A brush and brush holder assembly according to claim 11, in which the receiving body (14) and the cover (8) of the brush (2) are joined. A brush and brush holder assembly according to claim 10, in which the receiving body (14) and the cover (8) of the brush (2) form a single body.