Apparatus for cleaning human body orifice

An electric orifice cleaning brush, comprising:

• a brush head comprising:
• a bristle implanting portion in the shape of a truncated cone and comprising a center region and a plurality of apertures in the center region for facilitating air flowing,
• bristles formed in bristle bundles, the bristle bundles being disposed in bristle implanting holes and outside the center region of the bristle implanting portion so that an empty space is formed in the center region, wherein the bristle bundles are radially distributed in an evenly spaced manner, and a size of each of the apertures is not larger than a size of each of the bristle implanting holes, and
• a brush head mounting platform onto which the brush head is detachably mounted;
• a driving mechanism comprising a fan blade disclosed thereon, the fan blade being configured to rotate with rotation of the driving mechanism and produce a negative pressure in the empty space in the center region of the bristle implanting portion through the plurality of apertures;
• a motor configured to rotate the driving mechanism;
• and
• a motor holder for supporting the motor.