Versatile ambidextrous pouch for accessories for automotive detailing and other interchangeable tool uses

A method of carrying and using handheld accessories for automotive detailing comprising the steps of:

• a user attaching to his/her front central abdominal waist a pouch mounted on a waist belt, said pouch containing handheld accessories for automotive detailing and other interchangeable tool uses;
• said pouch comprising at least one pocket formed by walls extending along a length of said pouch, and end walls enclosing said at least one pocket and at least one closable fastener opening for gaining access to tools within said pocket;
• providing adjacent each side end of said pouch an eyelet for a retractable cable;
• mounting a housing for each retractable cable within a pocket of said pouch, a distal end of each retractable cable passing through one of said eyelets and having a cable fastener at a distal end of said cable adapted for carrying one or more of frequently used tools for detailing within said vehicle;
• said frequently used tools being mounted on the cable fastener selected by said user to correspond to a side of said pouch associated with the dominant hand of the user for quick access to said frequently used tools;
• and
• said user extending an arm carrying said dominant hand to reach one of said frequently used tools located on the same side of said waist belt worn pouch corresponding to said dominant hand for carrying out detail work within said vehicle.

A method of carrying and using handheld accessories for manual use in service industries and recreational use comprising the steps of:

• a user attaching to his/her front central abdominal waist a pouch mounted on a waist belt, said pouch containing handheld accessories for service industries and recreational uses, and other interchangeable tool uses upon a work surface;
• said pouch comprising at least one pocket formed by walls extending along a length of said pouch, and end walls enclosing said at least one pocket, and one or more closable fastener openings for gaining access to tools within said at least one pocket;
• providing adjacent each side end of said pouch an eyelet for a retractable cable;
• mounting a housing for each retractable cable within a pocket of said pouch, a distal end of each retractable cable passing through one of said eyelets and having a cable fastener at a distal end of said cable adapted for carrying a selected primary tool of a set of frequently used tools for use in the service industry or in recreational use;
• said frequently used primary tool being mounted on the cable fastener selected by said user to correspond to a side of said pouch associated with the dominant hand of the user for quick access to said frequently used tools;
• and
• said user extending an arm carrying said dominant hand to reach one of said frequently used tools located on the same side of said waist belt worn pouch corresponding to said dominant hand for carrying out detail work upon a surface of the service industry or recreational use.

A tool holder configured to house and provide ambidextrous and ergonomic access to a plurality of tools used in automotive detailing, said tool holder comprising:

• a pouch, said pouch formed into an elongated shape, and comprising:
• a zipper configured to provide access to an interior compartment formed to extend along an entire length of said pouch;
• said interior compartment of said elongated shape of said pouch configured to house a plurality of brushes used in automotive detailing;
• a waist belt, said waist belt configured to be secured around the waist of a user, and to centrally position said pouch at a front abdominal waist region of the user;
• a first eyelet, said first eyelet positioned at a distal left side of said pouch;
• a first cable and reel arrangement, a free end of said cable of said first cable and reel arrangement positioned to extend out from said first eyelet;
• a first ring secured to said free end of said cable of said first cable and reel arrangement;
• said first ring configured to releasably couple to a first most frequently used tool;
• a second eyelet, said second eyelet positioned at a distal right side of said pouch;
• a second cable and reel arrangement, a free end of said cable of said second cable and reel arrangement positioned to extend out from said second eyelet;
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• a second ring secured to said free end of said cable of said second cable and reel arrangement;
• said second ring configured to releasably couple to a second most frequently used tool.

A tool holder configured to house and provide ambidextrous and ergonomic access to a plurality of tools used in automotive detailing, said tool holder comprising:

• a pouch, said pouch formed into an elongated shape, and comprising:
• means accessing an interior compartment formed to extend along at least a portion of the length of said pouch;
• said interior compartment of said elongated shape of said pouch configured to house a plurality of brushes used in automotive detailing;
• a waist belt, said waist belt configured to be secured around the waist of a user, and to centrally position said pouch at a front abdominal waist region of the user;
• a first eyelet, said first eyelet positioned at a distal left side of said pouch;
• a first cable and reel arrangement, a free end of said cable of said first cable and reel arrangement positioned to extend out from said first eyelet;
• a first ring secured to said free end of said cable of said first cable and reel arrangement;
• said first ring configured to releasably couple to a first most frequently used tool;
• a second eyelet, said second eyelet positioned at a distal right side of said pouch;
• a second cable and reel arrangement, a free end of said cable of said second cable and reel arrangement positioned to extend out from said second eyelet;
• and
• a second ring secured to said free end of said cable of said second cable and reel arrangement;
• said second ring configured to releasably couple to a second most frequently used tool;
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• wherein said first eyelet is in close proximity to the arm of a user's dominant hand so that the user may access the most frequently used tool without having to reach across the front abdominal waist region of the user.