The present invention relates generally to the field of shower caddies. More specifically, the present invention relates to a shower caddy device primarily comprised of a body further comprised of a first rod and a second rod, wherein at least one hook and at least one shower caddy assembly are attached to the first rod and/or second rod. The first rod and second rod are further comprised of an end cap. The outer surface of each rod and each end cap may further be comprised of at least one fastener that allows the device to be secured to at least one, but preferably three walls of a shower. The at least one hook and at least one shower caddy assembly of the device further allow the device to store a plurality of toiletries while being adequately supported by the fasteners of the device.

The present invention relates to a collapsible portable shower or personal hygiene system. The system is in the form of a collapsible enclosure formed by two interlocking pieces including a collapsible tapered top piece and a collapsible tapered bottom piece. Both the top piece and the bottom piece have foldable panels for collapsing and extending the device. The top piece further has a protrusion at the bottom, and the bottom piece has a groove along the top surface for creating a leakproof enclosure. Finally, the top piece further comprises handles and hanging holes or openings, and the bottom piece comprises a drain hole for draining water from the device upon completion of the bathing process.

Exemplary embodiments provide a prefabricated modular shower enclosure, including a base with a plurality of engagement feature along a peripheral surface of the base, a plurality of alignment supports, and a surround panel. In some embodiments, at least one alignment support is positionable in a preselected relationship relative to the engagement features of the base, and the alignment supports are configured to be independently made square relative to the base. Additional exemplary embodiments provide a prefabricated shower enclosure, including a base with a plurality of engagement feature along a peripheral surface of the base, and a plurality of surround panels that engage the base. The modular shower enclosure reduces installation time and complexity by using components that are fabricated and cut to size offsite prior to installation at a job site.

A virtual panel for ceilings and/or walls with water and/or air is provided which can be installed as an accessory in an existing room (2) or during the construction of said room and which comprises an electrical or electronic device (10, 12, 16) which, when activated, displays a moving image of a virtual representation of the sky or other natural or non-natural scenery. The panel includes at least one outlet nozzle (6) for fluid, which may be water and/or air, depending on the type of room (2). The room (2) may include a receptacle (25) for housing containers (28) with essences, which incorporates a suction device (27) for emitting odours through the air nozzles (6). Concealing glass or smart foil may be provided on the screen (10) or ceiling (12) with lights (13), which becomes opaque or translucent when an electric current is applied thereto.

A freezeless outdoor shower assembly that is self-draining to prevent freezing and damage to the assembly when the assembly is exposed to cold and freezing weather. The assembly includes a riser coupled to a self-draining riser coupler assembly which drains water from the assembly when water from a water source it turned off. Preferably the freezeless outdoor shower assembled is coupled to an outdoor freezeless hydrant providing hot and cold water.

A shower head includes a housing, and a jet faceplate mounted to the housing and including a first water jetting area composed of a plurality of subunits and a second water jetting area having a second jet hole therein. The subunits are arranged to present an arc-shaped distribution, each defining therein a plurality of first jet holes. The subunits are in a fan-shaped area of the jet faceplate so that the water line of the ejected water can be concentrated and fan-shaped, enhancing the effect of removing dirt.

A shower caddy includes a 4-way diverter for attachment to a shower arm and to divert water received from the shower arm to a circuit of pipes within the shower caddy. The shower caddy further includes a heating circuit within a basin. The basin holds bathing fluids, and the heating circuit transfers heat from water traveling via the circuit of pipes to the bathing fluids within the basin. The shower caddy further includes an additive infuser attached to the circuit of pipes that infuses an additive into the water flowing through the circuit of pipes when the additive infuser is activated by a user. The circuit of pipes is further connected to a showerhead that outputs the water received from the shower arm following it being used for the heating circuit and/or having an additive infused therein.

A water-saving apparatus provides a means to reduce residential shower water waste by catching open-to-touch showerhead spray water via an interior shower/tub surround-wall catch member, such as a tray, funnel or gutter, before the water contacts the shower floor during shower water startup and shower idle times, and directs the water into a holding member, such as a bucket, tank or container, so it can be later repurposed.

Various technologies for computing are disclosed. For example, these technologies can enable to output a content including a visual content and a sound content.

A prosthetic locking liner drying hook includes a bottom grip lever extending in a generally horizontal direction; a top grip lever connected to the bottom grip lever by a first curved connecting member extending from an edge of the top grip lever to an edge of the bottom grip lever; and at least one hole extending through each of the top grip lever and the bottom grip lever. A second curved connecting member connects the top grip member to the bottom grip lever. A vertically extending plate extends upwardly from the second curved member, and at least one curtain rod hook or shower door hook projecting from the vertically extending plate; wherein the prosthetic locking liner drying hook is configured to receive a prosthetic locking liner through a prosthetic liner pin extending through the top and bottom grip levers.