A shower control valve with a reasonable arrangement includes a main body, a control member and a holding member. The main body includes a water inlet channel and a water outlet channel. The control member is movably arranged at one end of the main body and used to control on-off between the water inlet channel and the water outlet channel. The holding member includes a connecting part fixedly connected to the other end of the main body, and a hooking part for hooking a shower head. The connecting part and the hooking part are staggered along the radial direction of the main body to form a give-way space, which prevents interference with other parts during the plugging and unplugging process of the shower, and provides a simple structure and strong practicability.

A shower device including a housing and a spray engine. The housing defines an inlet for a water supply. The spray engine includes an elastomeric layer providing a spray face and defining an outlet, a support layer having a first surface engaging the elastomeric layer and an opposite, second surface, the support layer defining a plurality of openings between the first surface and the second surface, material of the elastomeric layer extending axially through each of the plurality of openings to the second surface and radially over a portion of the second surface in a plurality of separate and individual flanges, the flanges providing an integrated seal on the second surface of the support layer. The elastomeric layer forms a continuous elastic coating covering the outer surfaces of the front and sides of the spray face and extending from the spray face through the openings to the second surface.

An improved showerhead assembly is provided for use with handheld showerheads. The handheld showerhead includes an elongate handle and a showerhead face including one or more nozzles for spraying water. In addition, the showerhead assembly includes a hollow mount for affixing to the male threaded pipe found in a shower stall. The mount includes a “C” shaped receptacle for holding the handheld shower assembly, an inlet for receiving water, as well as an outlet for expelling water to a flexible hose, which in turn is connected to the handheld showerhead. In addition, the mount includes supplemental spray assemblies which are affixed to the left side, right side or both sides of the “C” shaped receptacle. The supplemental spray assemblies can be rotated so as to expel water through different spray nozzle configurations.

A ceiling-mount showerhead (1), at least comprising: at least one first housing element (2) to attach to a ceiling (3), wherein a first spray plate (4) is disposed in the at least one first housing element (2); and at least one second housing element (5) to attach to the ceiling (3), wherein a second spray plate (6) is disposed in the at least one second housing element (5).

The present disclosure provides a shower device. A first shower comprises a first water outlet passage. The joint comprises a water inlet cavity and a water outlet cavity. A second shower fixed portion comprises a first water passage, a second water passage, a first water hole, and a second water hole. The rotation switching portion is rotatably connected to the second shower fixed portion and comprises water dividing holes and a second water outlet passage. A flow gap is defined between the second shower fixed portion and the rotation switching portion. The rotation switching portion rotates to enable the first water hole to be in communication with at least one of the at least two water dividing holes. The connecting pipe comprises an outer flow passage and an inner flow passage disposed in the outer flow passage.

A water recirculating device, liter counter, and temperature regulator for showers, which allows the user to predetermine the water temperature required for any bathroom having cold water network and hot water network, whereby any water below the predetermined temperature is recirculated passing through the boiler of the house until it reaches the temperature preset in the device, wherein said device is composed of a housing, a temperature regulator, an LCD display, a LED ring, two water valves; a hot and cold water inlet; a three-way valve; a flowmeter connected to a pump; a thermostatic valve; a servomotor; and an integrated circuit board; and a method.

Disclosed are a central control water path component, a bathing system and a control method of the central control water path component. The central control water path component includes: a water path component including a water inlet structure, a water outlet structure and a water path pipeline, where the water path pipeline includes a main water path whose two ends are connected with the water inlet structure and the water outlet structure correspondingly, and a branch water path whose two ends are connected with the main water path; a bath liquid filter bottle installed on the water path component and having a bath liquid filter cavity for receiving a water-soluble bath substance and connected to the branch water path; and a switch installed at an intersection of the main water path and the branch water path to selectively control the water outlet structure.

Versatile personal sprayers spray fluid upward in a variety of permanent and portable indoor and outdoor environments and installations, such as a portable or fixed bidet, spray toy and shower floor. A versatile personal fluid spraying device has a spray chamber and may be combined with a drain chamber for a multi-purpose installation. Multiple sets of spray patterns may variously spray upward at one or more angles (e.g., to converge at one or more areas of a user above the spray device). A drain feature may permit a versatile personal sprayer to drain the same fluid it sprays, e.g., regardless whether it is fixedly or portably installed. Drain features include one or more of a narrowing shape allowing side drainage, an elevating shape allowing underside draining and an integrated drain chamber with one or more inlets and outlets allowing flow through drainage (e.g., to a subfloor shower drain pipe).

A shower device for a bidet shower, wherein the shower device contains at least one shower arm having a shower connection for the intimate hygiene of a user; wherein the shower arm is connected to a thermostat via a water supply line, wherein the thermostat is connected to a cold-water connection and a hot water connection and the cold water and the hot water are mixed in the thermostat to form a fluid flow of a predetermined temperature, wherein the thermostat includes a scald protection.

A basin bidet style personal perineal cleansing system includes a secondary toilet seat having right and left side slot openings, a handle assembly with handle stems extending through the side slot openings, hand grips disposed at the distal ends of the handle stems, and a basin support carrying a basin with an interior sprayer. The handle stems are pivotally supported within the side slot openings. The proximal ends of the two handle stems are rotatably attached to the basin support. When a user applies downward force on the hand grips, the distal ends of the handle stems move downwardly, the proximal ends of the handle stems pivot upwardly, and the basin support with the attached basin is raised to achieve a suitable fit against the user's perineal area, which is then sprayed with water from the interior sprayer.