10.05.05 - Brushes, body cleaning; Brushes, finger nail; Brushes, hair; Brushes, make-up; Combs, hair; Hair brushes; Hair combs; Nail brushes; Shaving brushes
10.05.25 - Bathroom articles, soap dishes; Cotton balls; Cotton swabs; Dental floss; Emery boards; Eye patches; Feminine hygiene products; Files (nail); Floss, dental; Nail clippers; Nail files; Polisher/buffers, nail; Shoe horns; Tooth picks; Vibrators, massage
19.07.25 - Cases, eyeglass; Clothes hampers; Coolers (ice chests); Hampers; Shadow boxes; Soap dispenser
26.17.02 - Bands, wavy; Bars, wavy; Lines, wavy; Wavy line(s), band(s) or bar(s)
26.17.13 - Letters or words underlined and/or overlined by one or more strokes or lines; Overlined words or letters; Underlined words or letters
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