A shower curtain comprises multiple layers of waterproof material, heat-sealed above a perforated line. This allows layers to be easily removed one at a time, by tearing away individual layers along a perforated line, in order to expose a new, clean layer.

A shower curtain comprises multiple layers of waterproof material, heat-sealed above a perforated line. This allows layers to be easily removed one at a time, by tearing away individual layers along a perforated line, in order to expose a new, clean layer.

A bracket system for mounting a support rod, such as a closet rod, a shower curtain rod, a towel bar, or the like, between two support surfaces. The bracket system includes a bracket member and a cover member. The bracket member includes a base portion and a rod support member. The rod support member includes a support portion that supports the support rod and a spring portion that facilitates coupling of the bracket member to the cover member. The spring portion is compressed or deformed and then the cover member is slid over the spring portion. Upon release of the compression on the spring portion, the spring portion exerts an outward restoring force onto the cover member to couple the cover member to the bracket member. The support rod is supported by the support portion of the rod support member and extends through an opening in the cover member.

A bracket system for mounting a support rod, such as a closet rod, a shower curtain rod, a towel bar, or the like, between two support surfaces. The bracket system includes a bracket member and a cover member. The bracket member includes a base portion and a rod support member. The rod support member includes a support portion that supports the support rod and a spring portion that facilitates coupling of the bracket member to the cover member. The spring portion is compressed or deformed and then the cover member is slid over the spring portion. Upon release of the compression on the spring portion, the spring portion exerts an outward restoring force onto the cover member to couple the cover member to the bracket member. The support rod is supported by the support portion of the rod support member and extends through an opening in the cover member.

A shower curtain system including a shower curtain having a first portion configured to hang the shower curtain from a shower rod, a second portion that is separable from the shower curtain, the second portion having a predetermined length, and a separating means configured to separate the first portion and the second portion. The system may further include shower liner having almost the same width as the shower curtain. The shower liner may include a first portion that is separable from the shower curtain, and a separating means configured to separate the first portion from the shower curtain. The separating means may include at least one of a zipper, Velcro, and snap buttons.

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

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

An article includes a unitary front part, a left rear part, a right rear part, the front part, the left rear part and the right rear part molded from a flexible plastic material, and a liner, the rear parts fixed to the front part with the liner sandwiched between them.

An article includes a unitary front part, a left rear part, a right rear part, the front part, the left rear part and the right rear part molded from a flexible plastic material, and a liner, the rear parts fixed to the front part with the liner sandwiched between them.

A shower-screen retraction system (10) for providing a temporary, self-retracting and self-cleaning barrier for a bath or a shower, comprises a screen-mounting support member (12) having a biasing means (26) and a housing (19). A screen (16) has a first screen end (62a), associated with the screen-mounting support member (12), and a second screen and (62b) opposite to the first screen end (62a). The housing (19) is an irregular polygon in cross-section into accomodate a screen-wiper (46) whilst optimising an internal volume to avoid impingement of the screen (16) once furled.