A combination back washing and massaging device is provided that may be configured to wash, soap, scrub, and massage a user. In some embodiments, the present invention may comprise a central housing having moveable and adjustable washing, scrubbing, and massaging discs that, in certain embodiments, may be controlled by a user via hand-held control elements. Additionally, the present invention may provide for one or more straps and foldable handles, both of which may be configured to secure the present invention to a user's back. In some embodiments, the present invention may also provide for a user to pour soap or other materials into the present invention, which may be dispersed via the discs onto a user's back.

A shaver accessory hinges over a sharp edge of a razor blade of a shaver and comprises an outwardly facing sponge. A substantially planar flap has the sponge and a hinge at one end. The hinge is configured to attach to the shaver with the sponge facing at least outwardly when the flap is hinged over the sharp edge of the razor blade of the shaver. A securing mechanism coupled to another end opposite the one end is configured to variably attach the another end of the substantially planar flap to the shaver when the hinge rotates at least 270 degrees about the end of the shaver handle in either a closed position or an open positon. A neoprene fabric sleeve fits over an outer end of a shaver handle to secure the hinge to the shaver.

A multifunctional handheld applicator includes a handle having a material reservoir, an upper portion, and a lower portion. A mechanism housing is affixed to the upper portion of the handle and includes a motor operably connected to a drive gear. A pair of cam gears are mechanically engaged with and disposed on opposing sides of the drive gear. A cam is affixed to each cam gear, wherein each cam engages an opposing end of an actuator affixed to a head assembly that is operably connected to the mechanism housing. Activation of motor causes rotation of the drive gear, which causes the cams to make alternating reciprocal contact with the opposing ends of the actuator, thereby causing reciprocal side-to-side motion of the head assembly and the attached scrubbing pad. A pulley, cable, and spring assembly also causes reciprocal up-and-down motion of the head assembly via a sliding exterior handle portion.

A towel for cleaning hard-to-reach human body areas during or after bathing. The towel comprises an elongated body comprising a front surface and a rear surface and at least one pocket disposed on each of the front surface and the rear surface, at opposing ends. The pocket is configured to receive at least a portion of a first hand of a user, and enables to clean hard-to-reach areas of the body by reaching with a finger tip of the first hand within the pocket. The towel further comprises a handle loop at a corner of the elongate body for receiving a second hand of the user. The towel when stretched by holding the pocket using the first hand and the handle loop using the second hand allows cleaning or drying a back region of the body.

A main body including a top portion and a bottom portion; a battery housed in an electronical housing located on the top portion of the main body; a plurality of detachable brushes attached to the bottom portion, the plurality of detachable brushes including a circular ring of soft bristles and a circular ring of firm bristles; the plurality of detachable brushes are rotatable at different speeds and orientations via power from the battery; a glove attached to the top portion of the main body; a first reservoir for housing gel soap; a second reservoir for housing face soap, wherein the second reservoir is smaller than the first reservoir; a first inlet and a second inlet connected to the first and second reservoir respectively; and an outlet dispenser from the first and second reservoir at a center location of the bottom portion to dispense the gel soap and the face soap when a first and second button is actuated respectively.

A liquid application assembly having interchangeable head members designed to perform a predetermined function, releasably attached it to a distal end of a main body member, insert a chosen liquid into an interior volume of the main body member, attach a cap member to a proximal end of an elongated tube member, and activate a pump member to thereby force the liquid into a contact portion of the chosen interchangeable head member to then apply the liquid to the skin of the user using via the contact portion.

A device for aiding in bathing having a first sponge cleaning material and a second bristle cleaning material. The first sponge cleaning material is disposed on an exterior side of a first arm, and the second bristle cleaning material is disposed on an exterior side of a second arm. The first arm and second arm are connected to a handle at a common point, forming a Y shape. The first arm and second arm have flexural strengths less than that of the handle, providing a flexible structure that conforms to a user's body.

A back scratcher including a flexible cord upon which a series of substantially flat, round discs and bead shaped spacers are strung in a sequence, and a back washer that includes the back scratcher and a removable sleeve.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an applicator and an application method. The applicator includes a connecting member, a drive member, a spray member, and an applicator head, wherein the drive member, the spray member, and the applicator head are mounted to the connecting member, and the drive member is configured to move relative to the connecting member to drive the spray member to spray liquid. The application method comprises: controlling the drive member to move and drive the spray member to move; spraying the liquid through the spray member; and controlling the applicator head to move for an application operation.