Showerhead devices incorporate sensors to control bath fill levels. Showerheads have interchangeable attachments, including bristle attachments. Oral care devices are attachable to standard shower arms. Pump devices allow various lotions and fluids to be used in conjunction with showers. Shower organizing devices provide for ordered storage and access to accessories. Bathtub spouts including sensors and valves to control bathtub filled levels.

A cleaning assembly for elongated articles includes a housing. A channel extends from a top to a bottom of the housing. A plurality of holes is positioned in the housing and extends annularly around an inner perimeter of the housing. Each hole extends to an interior space of the housing. A pipe, which is coupled to and extends from an outer perimeter of the housing, is in fluidic communication with the interior space. A hose connector that is coupled to the pipe distal from the housing is configured to couple the pipe to a hose. A reservoir is coupled to the pipe proximate to the housing. A tube extends between the reservoir and the pipe so that a cleaning agent in the reservoir is positioned to enter the pipe. Water from the hose and the cleaning agent exit the holes under pressure to clean an article positioned in the channel.

Showerhead devices incorporate sensors to control bath fill levels. Showerheads have interchangeable attachments, including bristle attachments. Oral care devices are attachable to standard shower arms. Pump devices allow various lotions and fluids to be used in conjunction with showers. Shower organizing devices provide for ordered storage and access to accessories. Bathtub spouts including sensors and valves to control bathtub filled levels.

A handheld, therapeutic cleansing system includes a cleansing implement, for example a brush or pumice stone, magnetically coupled to a cleansing device. The cleansing device may include an elongated handle and a head portion extending from an end of the handle. The cleansing device may include a plurality of nozzles positioned around a perimeter of the head portion. The cleansing device may define an annular fluid path in fluid communication with the plurality of nozzles to supply fluid to the nozzles. The cleansing device may include a first magnetic material positioned radially inward of the annular fluid path. The cleansing implement may be magnetically coupled to the head portion of the cleansing device. The cleansing implement may include a second magnetic material that is magnetically attracted to the first magnetic material to couple the cleansing implement to the head portion of the cleansing device.

The present disclosure relates to a toilet brush with cleaning spray system. The toilet brush with cleaning spray system includes a brush head; a spray nozzle component, the brush head being attached to one end of the spray nozzle component; a rigid pipe, the other end of the spray nozzle component being attached to one end of the rigid pipe; and a cleaning spray system, the other end of the rigid pipe being attached to the cleaning spray system. The cleaning spray system is in communication with the spray nozzle component via the rigid aluminium pipe.

A substrate cleaning apparatus includes a substrate holding unit, a brush, an arm, a discharge portion and a guide member. The substrate holding unit is configured to hold a substrate rotatably. The brush has a main body, a cleaning body provided at a lower portion of the main body and configured to be pressed onto the substrate, and a hollow portion formed in the main body and provided with an open top and an open bottom. The arm is configured to rotatably support the main body with a spindle therebetween. The discharge portion is provided at the arm, and plural kinds of processing liquids are discharged from the discharge portion while being switched. The guide member is provided between the discharge portion and the brush, and is configured to receive the processing liquid discharged from the discharge portion and guide the received processing liquid into the hollow portion.

A dental treatment appliance includes a handle, a nozzle for engaging the teeth of the user and for delivering a burst of working fluid to the teeth of a user, and a datum component also for engaging the teeth of the user. Each of the nozzle and the datum component is moveable relative to the handle. A control circuit detects relative movement between the nozzle and the datum component as the appliance is moved along the teeth of a user, and actuates the delivery of working fluid to the teeth of the user depending on the detected relative movement.

A scrubbing brush head assembly for cleaning an animal includes a shell. A wall coupled to the shell defines an upper chamber and a lower chamber. A pipe is coupled to the shell and is in fluidic communication with the lower chamber. A connector is configured to couple the pipe to a water source. A valve is configured to control a flow of water. A regulator fluidically couples the upper chamber to the lower chamber and the pipe. Tubes extend from a bottom of the shell and are in fluidic communication with the lower chamber. An actuator selectively actuates the regulator to fluidically couple the upper chamber to the lower chamber and the pipe. The water is partially directed to the upper chamber to dispense shampoo from the upper chamber to the lower chamber. The tubes direct the shampoo and the water to a body of an animal.

A secured grip pet grooming device for use in aiding the de-shedding process while bathing a dog and decreasing stress on the animal. The secured grip pet grooming device includes a brush structure having a top surface, bottom surface, and plurality of sidewalls defining an internal reservoir therein. An adapter is configured to removably secure a water connection line to the brush structure in fluid communication, such as a hose. A plurality of bristles is disposed on the bottom surface of the brush structure, along with at least one vent in the surface having a channel extending into the internal reservoir and allowing liquid to pass therethrough. A handle is affixed to the top surface of the brush structure and includes at least one aperture adapted to receive the fingers of a user therethrough.

A scrubbing brush head assembly for cleaning an animal includes a shell. A wall coupled to the shell defines an upper chamber and a lower chamber. A pipe is coupled to the shell and is in fluidic communication with the lower chamber. A connector is configured to couple the pipe to a water source. A valve is configured to control a flow of water. A regulator fluidically couples the upper chamber to the lower chamber and the pipe. Tubes extend from a bottom of the shell and are in fluidic communication with the lower chamber. An actuator selectively actuates the regulator to fluidically couple the upper chamber to the lower chamber and the pipe. The water is partially directed to the upper chamber to dispense shampoo from the upper chamber to the lower chamber. The tubes direct the shampoo and the water to a body of an animal.