A jet pump has an impeller with a magnet that can be rotated by a shaft having a magnetic drive plate and wherein the impeller and the magnetic drive plate are separated from one another by at least one solid wall surface. The impeller can be located in a pump housing having a base and a cover. The base can have a surface bearing so that the impeller can contact therewith and rotated against the surface of the surface bearing.

A device for securing a discharge end of a gas discharge apparatus inside a gas delivery conduit of a fluid impermeable liner covering a liquid-receiving basin features a first portion configured to be supported on the basin so as to engage an outer face of the liner which normally engages the basin and a second portion of the device configured to be movable relative to the first portion to selectively engage an inner face of the liner in opposite relation to the first portion in a working position. The inner face of the liner delimits the interior of the liner-covered basin. The first and second portions are configured to cooperatively form a generally tubular cavity substantially encompassing the gas delivery conduit in the working position, to clamp the gas delivery conduit over the discharge end of the gas discharge apparatus to substantially form a fluidic seal therebetween.

A foot spa includes a body and an electrolysis device. The body has a receiving space for containing water. The electrolysis device is mounted on a bottom of the body and includes a case, a control module and two electrolyte plates. The control module is mounted inside the body. The two electrolyte plates are mounted on a top portion of the case and are electrically connected to the control module. When the foot spa is operated, salt water is added to the receiving space for the two electrolyte plates to be soaked into the salt water in generation of an electrolytic reaction, such that sodium hydroxide and hypochlorous acid can be generated from the salt water to sterilize and deodorize the feet of users and provide the hygienic advantage.

An air pump for dispensing air massage therapy to a basin is provided. It may be used and with a disposal liner. The air pump includes a motor, an air generator, a mounting housing member, a gasket or seal, and an air nozzle. The air pump assembly includes the air pump and the air dispenser. The air pump preferably also includes a printed circuit board (PCB), a PCB cover, an LED light, an infrared light, and a contactless fluid sensor. The present invention is also directed to a pump apparatus that includes an air pump as described, a power source, and/or a control apparatus.

Apparatus and methods for integrated emergency wash systems. Various embodiments pertain to integrated shower and eyewash emergency wash systems, including those that are particularly space efficient. Other embodiments pertain to emergency shower nozzles that provide sprayed water in sheets, especially a cylindrical sheet that generally describes the perimeter of the shower spray area, providing the user a significantly quicker removal of contaminant material during a shower. Still further embodiments pertain to improved flushing systems, especially flushing systems adapted for the space efficient, low flow integrated systems described herein.

A device used for applying an antiseptic preparation, such as an antibiotic solution or water, or all other substance deemed necessary in treating a wound prior to arrival at a hospital or other treatment facility or for continuing wound therapy and maintenance while hospitalized, in an out-patient facility or at home. A loose-fitting bag is provided which encloses the wound by securing the open end(s) to the patient by closing means. The bag further includes ports or resealable flaps that allow access to the wound for treatment and cleaning while containing all fluids resulting therefrom. A high friction scrub surface is provided in the bag. A method and apparatus are also provided for wound maintenance with a lavage system.

Disclosed herein are sexual stimulation devices that attach to a shower hose. The devices include a showerhead body and a shower hose-engaging structure to connect the showerhead body to the shower hose. The showerhead body has a plurality of water ports for directing water flowing from the shower hose and a vibrator to produce vibrations for external sexual stimulation. The vibrator can be battery-powered or water-powered units.

Disclosed herein are sexual stimulation devices that attach to a shower hose. The devices include a showerhead body and a shower hose-engaging structure to connect the showerhead body to the shower hose. The showerhead body has a plurality of water ports for directing water flowing from the shower hose and a vibrator to produce vibrations for external sexual stimulation. The vibrator can be battery-powered or water-powered units.

[Object] Provided is an automatic hair washing device configured to achieve a hair washing operation like hair washing by human hand. [Solution] An automatic hair washing device includes a washing part 10. The washing part 10 includes: a cover member 11 having a head holding space 11h where a human head is placed; a plurality of contacts 12 each formed of a rod-shaped member and each disposed on an inner face 11a of the cover member 11 in an axially movable manner; and energization means 20 for energizing the contacts 12 toward the head holding space 11h. The washing part 10 is disposed such that the cover member 11 is movable along the human head. The energization means 20 is configured to energize the contacts 12 toward the head holding space 11h such that the contacts 12 being in contact with the human head apply approximately constant forces to the human head even when the contacts 12 are moved.

The present invention relates to aesthetic cosmetology and physiotherapy, particularly, to the method of deep cleansing of skin using grapes and wine's steam. It's also useful for skin anti-aging, getting rid of overweight and cellulite, removing harmful substances.

The skin is pre-cleansed with wine steam, then peeling is done. Peeling is carried out in steps. In the first step, chemical peeling is performed at a temperature of 50-85? ? C. for 30-45 minutes in the steam cabin by steaming the patient's body with a steam mixture that consists of wine steam containing active substances which is obtained by getting in contact with medical herbs.

In the second step, mechanical peeling is carried out with a special puree, which contains the following components, wt. %. alcohol-free hot wine10-30, ground dry grape seed2.5-10, freshly ground grape10-30, grape seed oil1-5 and hot water up to 1 kg.