The invention is an improved, multi-purpose shower curtain including an affixed mirror. The mirror is comprised of material that is resistant to breaking, shattering, and fogging. In preferred embodiments the shower curtain further includes mesh pockets for storing shower-related items.

A holding assembly comprises a first button shaped portion having a first contact portion comprising a ferromagnetic plate. A magnetic core is embedded in the first contact portion. A magnetic shield is disposed on the first contact portion to direct magnetic flux from the magnetic core towards the first contact portion. A second button shaped portion has a second contact portion comprising a ferromagnetic plate. A magnetic shield is disposed on the second contact portion to direct magnetic flux from the magnetic core towards the second contact portion. The second button shaped portion is positionable on a non-magnetic sheet with the second contact portion opposing the first contact portion to clamp to the non-magnetic sheet where the magnetic flux is substantially contained within the holding assembly.

A system for providing shower entertainment. The system includes a horizontally extendable shower rod including a first portion and a second portion, wherein the second portion is configured to retract into and extend from a channel disposed within the first portion, a plurality of lights disposed along an exterior surface of the shower rod, a plurality of speakers configured for playing sounds, a processor communicably coupled to the plurality of lights and the plurality of speakers, the processor configured for receiving audio data, via radio frequency, and playing said audio data on the plurality of speakers, and activating and deactivating the plurality of lights; and a rechargeable battery configured for providing power to the plurality of lights, the plurality of speakers and the processor.

A system for providing shower entertainment. The system includes a horizontally extendable shower rod including a first portion and a second portion, wherein the second portion is configured to retract into and extend from a channel disposed within the first portion, a plurality of lights disposed along an exterior surface of the shower rod, a plurality of speakers configured for playing sounds, a processor communicably coupled to the plurality of lights and the plurality of speakers, the processor configured for receiving audio data, via radio frequency, and playing said audio data on the plurality of speakers, and activating and deactivating the plurality of lights; and a rechargeable battery configured for providing power to the plurality of lights, the plurality of speakers and the processor.

A tension rod storage kit, comprising a tension rod, a tray and an optional pouch, and a plurality of attachment means for securing the kit to two parallel walls and, optionally, to one wall perpendicular to both of the parallel walls.

A tension rod storage kit, comprising a tension rod, a tray and an optional pouch, and a plurality of attachment means for securing the kit to two parallel walls and, optionally, to one wall perpendicular to both of the parallel walls.

Shower curtain clips are disclosed that hold shower curtains against bath walls to reduce drafts and escape of water spray during use. The shower curtain clips include a base panel that can be mounted on a bath wall, and a pivoting retaining panel that can be opened to receive a shower curtain and closed to secure the shower curtain in place.

Shower curtain clips are disclosed that hold shower curtains against bath walls to reduce drafts and escape of water spray during use. The shower curtain clips include a base panel that can be mounted on a bath wall, and a pivoting retaining panel that can be opened to receive a shower curtain and closed to secure the shower curtain in place.

Shower curtain liner assemblies include non-rectangular shower curtain liners with openings for hanging from a shower rod. A plurality of rigid members couple with couplers of the liner in a vertical configuration so that a longest length of each rigid member is perpendicular to the shower rod when the shower curtain liner is hanging from the shower rod. In implementations each rigid member includes a first angled portion and a vertical portion below the first angled portion. A lowermost extremity of each rigid member may abut an outside surface of a tub. Each rigid member may include an opening for hanging from the shower rod. A top of the shower curtain liner may be sized to be shorter than a wall-to-wall length of a shower so the liner can be pulled fully taut. Pulling the liner fully taut may force each rigid members to a most space-creating position.

Shower curtain liner assemblies include non-rectangular shower curtain liners with openings for hanging from a shower rod. A plurality of rigid members couple with couplers of the liner in a vertical configuration so that a longest length of each rigid member is perpendicular to the shower rod when the shower curtain liner is hanging from the shower rod. In implementations each rigid member includes a first angled portion and a vertical portion below the first angled portion. A lowermost extremity of each rigid member may abut an outside surface of a tub. Each rigid member may include an opening for hanging from the shower rod. A top of the shower curtain liner may be sized to be shorter than a wall-to-wall length of a shower so the liner can be pulled fully taut. Pulling the liner fully taut may force each rigid members to a most space-creating position.