The present invention relates to a cover for a drain which traps hair or other debris traveling with water or other liquids down the drain. In most embodiments the drain cover comprises an outer and inner perimeter with one or more slits cut from the outer perimeter towards the inner perimeter. The shape and design of the drain cover allows it to cover any drain type, whether the grate is level with the bottom of the receptacle, recessed into the bottom of the receptacle, or whether a stopper sticks up from the bottom of the receptacle. In many embodiments the drain cover also comprises gaps for allowing water to flow through and projections for catching the hair or other debris.

Smart spa shower column, including a compartment containing a roller) which cleans it by pressure by a perforated tube and which is located in the lower part of a chassis that houses a motor and a spindle that provides vertical movement to a roller that is attached to the chassis by arms, one of which houses a motor which gives rotation to the roller and the other arm houses a mechanism for locking the roller in its stop position and a tube that provides water and/or soap to the roller; and where the chassis houses an electronic control unit and a power supply battery. The chassis is solidly attached at the top to a shower system which incorporates a dispenser and a presence sensor.

There is provided a customizable shower caddy. The shower caddy includes connectors that can be set at various heights along a rod that is supported between a shower basin or tub at the bottom and a ceiling at the top. Product holders can be connected to the connectors at different positions about the rod. This provides flexibility in the layout of which direction the product holders extend from the rod, which enables the shower caddy to be set up for use in a corner, along a wall or in the center of the shower or tub.

A loose hair capture or entrapment device designed to be especially effective in showers is disclosed. The device easily and safely captures and retains loose hair, which can be later readily removed and disposed. The device is meant to provide a means for preventing loose hair from falling into and clogging shower and tub drains. The device has a plurality of substantially opposing flexible pillars with a space or gap separating the opposing pillar ends. The plurality of opposing pillars may be tilted or angled in one direction such that by swiping one's hand or finger in a direction opposite to the pillar tilt reduces the gap dimension and tends to trap loose hair, while swiping one's hand in the direction of the pillar tilt increase the gap dimension and allows the loose hair to be removed for proper disposal.

A toilet installed in a bathroom includes a toilet bowl and a tank coupled to the toilet bowl. The tank can contain fluid for the toilet bowl. A rear surface of the tank is flush against a wall of the bathroom such that there is no gap between the tank and the wall and a bottom surface of the tank is flush against a floor of the bathroom such that there is no gap between the tank and the floor. The tank extends longitudinally above and below the toilet bowl and laterally outward past the toilet bowl such that a first side surface and a second side surface of the tank define outermost side peripheries of the toilet.

An apparatus {200} is provided for being mounted above a shower area (235) to be cleaned. The apparatus (200) has a nozzle head (209) for spraying cleaning fluid to clean the shower area (235), and a flexible conduit (223) through which the nozzle head (209) is arranged to receive the cleaning fluid, the flexible conduit (223) being connected to the nozzle head (200), The apparatus (200) also has a winder mechanism (238) for winding or unwinding a coil of the flexible conduit (223) about an axis (215). At least part (221) of the winder mechanism (238) is rotatable in one direction about the axis (215) to unwind the coil, and is rotatable in the opposite direction about the axis (215) to wind the coil. The nozzle head (209) has a first part (225) fixed to the flexible conduit (223) and a second rotatable part (231) arranged to rotate relative to the first part (225). When the apparatus (200) is mounted above the shower area (235) and the coil is unwound, the nozzle head (209) is lowered from the winder mechanism (236), and when the coil is then wound, the nozzle head (209) is raised up to the winder mechanism (236).

The disclosure relates to a shower tray comprising a base element provided with a peripheral edge from where an inclined surface projects towards a drainage opening, and a surface for supporting the user formed by floor tiles, and strips which protrude from the inclined surface, wherein the upper faces of the strips form a horizontal base surface for the floor tiles, a groove is formed at least between two floor tiles for the evacuation of the water towards the inclined surface. The first ends of the floor tiles are secured on at least one transverse band or strip, and one swivelling end of the transverse band or strip includes a corner with a right-angled profile and adapted to slide on the longitudinal recess, when the floor tiles are withdrawn from their horizontal base surface.

A device for washing and drying a wig is provided. The wig washing and drying device includes a wig pod having a front facing dome member extending from a base. The dome member includes a generally curved front facing portion and an opposing flat side that is rear facing, wherein an arm extends from the flat side and connects with the base at a central region of the base. A bracket housing extends from a rear side of the base, wherein the bracket housing is removably securable to a vertical surface via a fastener, such as a suction cup. The wig pod can be placed in a shower and attached to a wall of the shower, such that the dome member can receive a wig thereon. Once received on the dome member, the wig can be easily washed while remaining suspended from the wig pod and remain suspended to dry.

The present invention relates to a shower head hanger comprising a framework and at least one placement basket, where the framework is formed by bending a hollow tube body, a top of the framework is provided with a ring sleeve enabled to be clamped to a shower head fixing seat set on a wall for fixing, the placement basket has a frame and a carrying surface, both sides of one end of the frame are kept horizontal and secured, respectively, on both sides of the framework, the carrying surface is connected below the frame and formed by bending one bar-shaped piece. By using the framework, the present invention realizes easy fixation on the wall and bathroom space saving, and then various bathroom items are placed in the placement basket for convenient access and operation of personnel.

A shower caddy is disclosed. The shower caddy includes a first foldable cover, attached to a back cover via a first spine, the first spine defined by a first set of vertical fold lines, a second foldable cover, attached to the back cover via a second spine, the second spine defined by a second set of vertical fold lines, wherein the first and second foldable covers and the first and second spines comprises a surface having either a hook or a loop fastener.