A backsplash covering assembly for protecting grout in a backsplash includes a countertop that has a sink therein and a wall that intersects the countertop behind the sink. A splash guard is positioned at an intersection between the countertop and the sink. The splash guard is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit water from reaching the intersection. The splash guard is positioned behind the sink to protect the appearance of the grout in the intersection. Additionally, the splash guard is comprised of a translucent material such that the grout is visible through the splash guard.

A backsplash covering assembly for protecting grout in a backsplash includes a countertop that has a sink therein and a wall that intersects the countertop behind the sink. A splash guard is positioned at an intersection between the countertop and the sink. The splash guard is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit water from reaching the intersection. The splash guard is positioned behind the sink to protect the appearance of the grout in the intersection. Additionally, the splash guard is comprised of a translucent material such that the grout is visible through the splash guard.

A cleaning apparatus holder assembly is disclosed herein comprising in one example: a mounting pad configured to be attached to a work surface of a sink; the mounting pad comprising a first pivot component having a first axis of rotation; a swivel removably mounted to the mounting pad at the first pivot component and configured to rotate relative to the mounting pad about the first axis of rotation; the swivel comprising a second pivot component having a second axis of rotation not parallel to the first axis of rotation; and a resting arm mounted to the swivel at the second pivot component, configured to rotate relative to the swivel about the second axis of rotation; the second axis of rotation defining a lifting plane orthogonal to the second axis of rotation.

A cleaning apparatus holder assembly is disclosed herein comprising in one example: a mounting pad configured to be attached to a work surface of a sink; the mounting pad comprising a first pivot component having a first axis of rotation; a swivel removably mounted to the mounting pad at the first pivot component and configured to rotate relative to the mounting pad about the first axis of rotation; the swivel comprising a second pivot component having a second axis of rotation not parallel to the first axis of rotation; and a resting arm mounted to the swivel at the second pivot component, configured to rotate relative to the swivel about the second axis of rotation; the second axis of rotation defining a lifting plane orthogonal to the second axis of rotation.

Substrate carrier can have drainage area leading the liquid away from the substrates, so that liquid droplet can be channeled away from the substrate area. The drainage area can include tilted lines and surfaces toward the ground away from the substrates. The carrier can further have drainage area leading the liquid to an end of the carrier, which then can be channeled to the ground without being free fall to the ground.

Substrate carrier can have drainage area leading the liquid away from the substrates, so that liquid droplet can be channeled away from the substrate area. The drainage area can include tilted lines and surfaces toward the ground away from the substrates. The carrier can further have drainage area leading the liquid to an end of the carrier, which then can be channeled to the ground without being free fall to the ground.

A backsplash covering assembly for protecting grout in a backsplash includes a countertop that has a sink therein and a wall that intersects the countertop behind the sink. A splash guard is positioned at an intersection between the countertop and the sink. The splash guard is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit water from reaching the intersection. The splash guard is positioned behind the sink to protect the appearance of the grout in the intersection. Additionally, the splash guard is comprised of a translucent material such that the grout is visible through the splash guard.

A backsplash covering assembly for protecting grout in a backsplash includes a countertop that has a sink therein and a wall that intersects the countertop behind the sink. A splash guard is positioned at an intersection between the countertop and the sink. The splash guard is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit water from reaching the intersection. The splash guard is positioned behind the sink to protect the appearance of the grout in the intersection. Additionally, the splash guard is comprised of a translucent material such that the grout is visible through the splash guard.

The disclosure concerns liners that can be adapted to one or more types of wash basins. A novel aspect of this invention is the flexibility of the liners which may be adapted and easily cut to adjust to the shape and size of a variety of different designs. In some embodiments the liners may be perforated such that items may be cleaned on them and the liners easily drained. In some such embodiments, the liners may incorporate attachment means including but not suction cups, adhesives, or magnets to temporarily affix one or more liners to the surface of the basin or one another. Other embodiments may include grooves to fit around magnets. In certain preferred embodiments, the liner may be a one size fits all liner that may be disposable such that a user can throw it away it with any contents therein, in some embodiments being biodegradable or recyclable.