A back scrubbing device, including a body having a front surface and a rear surface, at least one soap receiving hole disposed at a top portion of the body to receive soap therein, at least one soap dispensing hole disposed on the front surface to dispense the soap therefrom at least one scrubbing spike disposed on the front surface, and at least one suction cup disposed on the rear surface to allow the back scrubbing device to stick to a wall.

The core components of the invention are a frame, an upper carriage rail assembly, a lower carriage rail assembly, a brush, and two motor assemblies. The carriage rail assemblies are housed within a waterproof cover. The top of the cover is configured as a hood to protect the upper carriage rail assembly from water damage. The frame mounts onto the shower wall through the use of suction cups. The carriage assembly attaches to the frame through the use of screws on the frame and keyhole shaped mounting holes on the cover. The brush mounts onto an upper carriage assembly and a lower carriage assembly through the use of flanges. A stepper motor located on the upper carriage assembly drives a pulley system, allowing the brush to move horizontally from left to right and then from right to left. A panel of control buttons provide start and stop options, allowing the operator to increase or decrease the speed of the horizontal movement of the brush across the upper and lower carriage rails, and permitting the operator to start and stop the brush motion.

A hands-free body scrubbing device comprising a base, a plurality of bristles, and an attachment means for removably attaching the back scrubbing device to a wall. The base comprises a front side and a back side. The plurality of bristles extending from the front side. The means for attaching extend from the back side. The hands-free body scrubbing device may further comprise a plurality of hemispherical projections projecting from the front side. The plurality of bristles and the plurality of hemispherical projections may be configured in alternating rows. The attachment means comprises a plurality of suction cups, a plurality of hook and loop fasteners, or combinations thereof.

The present invention relates to a body scrubbing device that can be secured around a chair or a wall to allow a user to wash and/or massage their back or other body parts during a shower. The device is primarily comprised of a body with at least one massage element and/or at least one scrubbing element, and at least one fastener. The device can be attached to a structure such as, but not limited to, a chair, a wall, or a floor via the fastener. Once secured, a user can rub a body part (preferably their back) against the scrubbing element and/or massage element. This allows a user to clean and/or massage said body part.

Disclosed embodiments provide systems and methods for self-cleaning of a user's back. In embodiments, a back panel is affixed to a shower wall via one or more suction cups. The back panel includes a fastening mechanism that allows fastening of a loofah sheet to the back panel. The back panel is in a form with a concavity that contours to a human back. Water and/or liquid soap may be applied to the loofah sheet. The user can then walk backwards in the shower as to contact his/her back to the loofah sheet that is affixed to the back panel, and move his/her back relative to the back panel, thereby washing the back of the user.

A self-contained, battery-powered, waterproof, motorized back scrubber/conditioner, massager structured and arranged to mount on the shower wall via suction cups, and scrub the upper back of the user with three variable-speed, interchangeable rotary brush-heads. A great addition to any shower and is especially useful to those who suffer limitations of flexibility and mobility; the present invention will enable virtually any user to wash, scrub, condition, and massage any area of his or her upper back without assistance.

A personal cleaning kit for including a set of body scrubbing members includes a handle being elongated to facilitate reaching distal areas of a user relative to the hand of the user. The handle has a near end and a far end relative to the user. A circular brush is coupled to the far end and a loop is coupled to the near end. The loop couples to a hook. A back scrubber is positioned to a wall of a shower to facilitate washing a back of the user and a foot scrubber is positioned to a floor of the shower to facilitate washing a foot of the user.

A mounted back cleaning assembly for cleaning the back of a person includes a housing that comprises a front wall, a back wall and a perimeter wall that is attached to and extends between the front and back walls. The perimeter wall has a top side, a bottom side, a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall. A plurality of mounts is attached to the back wall and removably attachable to a vertical surface such that the back wall is secured thereto. A back scrubber unit is mounted on the front wall and moves alternatingly between the first and second lateral walls when actuated. A plurality of water spouts is mounted to the housing and directed outwardly away from the front wall. A conduit is in fluid communication with the water spouts and fluidly coupled to a water supply. A soap dispenser is positioned in the housing.

A back scrubbing device for use in the shower including a scrubber assembly and a fixing assembly. The scrubber assembly includes a scrubber having protruding elements protruding thereof. The protruding elements are brushes. The scrubber curves outward. The scrubber is used to scrub the back of a user when the user scratches against the scrubber. The fixing assembly includes fasteners. The scrubber is removable attached to a shower wall through the fasteners. The fasteners are suction cups attached to a rear portion of the scrubber.

An automatic liquid personal hygiene product dispenser having a housing and a plurality of liquid product containers within a cavity of the housing. At least one container is in communication with an automatic dispensing nozzle. Another container is in communication with a manual dispensing nozzle. The automatic dispenser is controlled via circuitry to display a dispensing rate for the automatic dispenser, with controls for setting the dispensing rate. A wireless speaker is carried within the housing and may be paired with an external portable electronic device. With my product being a multipurpose bathroom product it will clear up some clutter in the bath area, help you get soap onto your back much easier, while playing music to make your bath experience much more fun and relaxing.