A wall-mounted back scrubber apparatus for cleaning one's back in the shower includes a housing having a housing defining a housing inside. The housing front side has a central aperture and a plurality of secondary apertures extending through to the housing inside. A plurality of suction cups is coupled to the housing back side and is configured to selectively engage a shower wall. A motor is coupled to the housing within the housing inside and has a motor shaft extending through the central aperture. A central brush is coupled to the motor shaft and a central gear is coupled to the motor shaft within the housing inside to drive a plurality of secondary gears attached to a plurality of gear shafts coupled to the housing back side and extending through the plurality of secondary apertures. A plurality of secondary brushes is coupled to the plurality of gear shafts.

The present invention relates to a stimulation device (1) configured for interacting with an external body portion of a user, in particular the user's back. The interaction consists of exerting a mechanic action upon the user's body, 5 such as massage stimulation and/or skin scrubbing stimulation. For this purpose, the stimulation device (1) comprises a frame (50) provided with at least one upright element (2) extending along a longitudinal direction (L) preferably corresponding, in use, to a body height of the user, and stimulation means (4), slidably coupled with the upright element (2) according to the 10 longitudinal direction (L). Further, the stimulation device (1) is apt to be installed, in use, in a wall unit (100) for a shower cabin assembly (1000).

A back and shoulder cleansing machine for a shower wall is disclosed. The device mounts to the wall using suction cups and is connected to the shower head water supply for dispensing water and soap from the brush body. Additionally, the brush body rotates and also has a pair of elevated brushes extending from the main device. The elevated brushes are also configured to have a swiveling motion and are then used to wash a person's shoulders. Additionally, the main body includes a refillable soup revivor which is accessed from a top end of the main body. Excess water from within the main body is then dispensed from a release valve at the bottom end of the main body.

The back scrubber device for showers is a therapeutic device. The back scrubber device for showers is configured for use with a patient. The back scrubber device for showers removably attaches to a vertical surface. The back scrubber device for showers comprises a housing and a control circuit. The back scrubber device for showers stores a soap in a liquid phase. The back scrubber device for showers distributes the soap using a plurality of rotating brushes. The back scrubbing device comprises a housing and a control circuit. The housing removably attaches to the vertical surface. The housing contains the control circuit and the soap. The control circuit provides the motive forces to rotate each of the plurality of rotating brushes. The control circuit pumps the soap to the plurality of rotating brushes for distribution through the plurality of rotating brushes.

The present system relates to an applicator system to assist in the application of material to difficult to reach areas of the human body. The system includes a porous material that is adhered to a water impervious strip. The strip includes additional adhesive that is resistant to water as well as surfactants suitable for use on human skin, for example, bath soaps. The adhesive remains bonded to the strip and sufficiently tacky to allow for users to repeatedly engage and disengage the system from a wall so as to accommodate different sized users.

A wall-mounted back scrubber apparatus for cleaning one's back in the shower includes a housing having a housing defining a housing inside. The housing front side has a central aperture and a plurality of secondary apertures extending through to the housing inside. A plurality of suction cups is coupled to the housing back side and is configured to selectively engage a shower wall. A motor is coupled to the housing within the housing inside and has a motor shaft extending through the central aperture. A central brush is coupled to the motor shaft and a central gear is coupled to the motor shaft within the housing inside to drive a plurality of secondary gears attached to a plurality of gear shafts coupled to the housing back side and extending through the plurality of secondary apertures. A plurality of secondary brushes is coupled to the plurality of gear shafts.

A fancy back scrubbing machine, comprising a scrubbing towel (1) and scrubbing panels comprising scrubbing panel A (3) and scrubbing panel B (5). During use of the back scrubbing machine, the scrubbing towel (1) is sleeved on scrubbing panel A (3). One end of scrubbing panel A (3) is hinged on one end of scrubbing panel B (5). During use of the back scrubbing machine, scrubbing panel A (3) and scrubbing panel B (5) are closed together, and the back surface of the closing surface of scrubbing panel B (5) is provided with at least one connection piece. The connection piece is connected to a connection frame (10), and an end of the connection frame (10) is connected to a power box (24) by means of a bearing. The power box (24) drives the connection frame (10) to rotate through a transmission system being provided inside the power box (24).

The present disclosure relates to a back scrubbing device that can selectively dispense a lotion, soap, or medicinal substance to a user. The device includes a rear support that can be secured to a surface of a tub or shower via an array of suction cups. An elastomeric padding is secured to the rear support. The padding is soft and includes a curvature to accommodate a user with a spinal curvature, which will fit the natural lordosis and kyphosis curvature. A series of bristles are secured to the outer surface of the padding. A dispenser is optionally included for allowing the soap, lotion, or medicinal substance to be applied to the bristles. The entire apparatus is machine washable.

A wall mounted scrubber apparatus for cleaning and exfoliating includes a base having a front side, a back side, a top side, a bottom side, a left side, and a right side defining a base inside. The top side has an intake aperture extending through to the base inside and the front side has a plurality of output apertures extending through to the base inside. The base inside is configured to hold a liquid soap and release said liquid soap through the plurality of output apertures. A cap is selectively engageable with the intake aperture. A plurality of suction cups is coupled to the back side and is configured to secure the base to a shower wall. A plurality of brushes is coupled to the base. Each brush comprises a cluster of bristles coupled to the front side of the base around one of the output apertures.

A mountable shower and tub back scrub and massage apparatus is used for cleaning and massaging the back of a human being simultaneously. The rectangular rubber mat, shaped like a human back, consist of soft scrubbing bristles and golf ball size massagers on the front side and suction cups on the back side of a rubber mat. The shower and tub back scrub and massage unit is attached to the back shower or tub wall where water and soft soap is applied to scrub and massage the back when a person moves from side to side, up and down, or in a circular motion.