A bath and shower caddy assembly for holding a container, including a frame assembly having a pair of vertical side bars and at least one cross bar, a female assembly disposed on the cross bar, the female assembly including a front wall portion and a back wall portion defining a slot, and a bottle holder assembly including a continuous side wall defining a bore to receive a portion of the container herein, and a male assembly including a lock plate is slideably receivable within the slot of the female assembly.

A bath and shower caddy assembly for holding a container, including a frame assembly having a pair of vertical side bars and at least one cross bar, a female assembly disposed on the cross bar, the female assembly including a front wall portion and a back wall portion defining a slot, and a bottle holder assembly including a continuous side wall defining a bore to receive a portion of the container herein, and a male assembly including a lock plate is slideably receivable within the slot of the female assembly.

A shower wall upright soap holder with a recessed soap case, a collapsible soap holster and a drip tray. The recessed soap case can be mounted in a wall. The collapsible soap holster is attached to the recessed soap tray and can hold a bar of soap in a standing position. The collapsible soap holster may transition between an open and a closed holster configuration by application of push-to-open force that may engage and disengage a push-to-open latch. The drip tray can sit underneath the soap holster and may transition between a closed drip tray configuration and an open drip tray configuration by application of a push-to-open force that engages and disengages a push-to-open latch.

A shower wall upright soap holder with a recessed soap case, a collapsible soap holster and a drip tray. The recessed soap case can be mounted in a wall. The collapsible soap holster is attached to the recessed soap tray and can hold a bar of soap in a standing position. The collapsible soap holster may transition between an open and a closed holster configuration by application of push-to-open force that may engage and disengage a push-to-open latch. The drip tray can sit underneath the soap holster and may transition between a closed drip tray configuration and an open drip tray configuration by application of a push-to-open force that engages and disengages a push-to-open latch.

The invention is directed to a soap dish assembly that promotes the longevity of a bar of soap and allows a user to access to the soap without directly handling it. Particularly, the disclosed assembly includes a bottom plate configured to attach to a support surface (e.g., a shower wall). The bottom plate comprises a housing sized and shaped to cooperate with a bar of soap. The soap is therefore retained within the base housing via a middle plate. A front plate attaches to the bottom plate to retain the soap and middle plate therebetween. In use, a sponge or other bathing accessory can contact an exposed surface of the soap, thereby allowing access to the soap without having to directly handle it. Alternatively, a user can rub a desired body part (e.g., their hands) on the exposed portion of the soap for cleaning. As a result, the life of the soap is extended and does not get soggy or softened from excess contact with water during and after use.

The invention is directed to a soap dish assembly that promotes the longevity of a bar of soap and allows a user to access to the soap without directly handling it. Particularly, the disclosed assembly includes a bottom plate configured to attach to a support surface (e.g., a shower wall). The bottom plate comprises a housing sized and shaped to cooperate with a bar of soap. The soap is therefore retained within the base housing via a middle plate. A front plate attaches to the bottom plate to retain the soap and middle plate therebetween. In use, a sponge or other bathing accessory can contact an exposed surface of the soap, thereby allowing access to the soap without having to directly handle it. Alternatively, a user can rub a desired body part (e.g., their hands) on the exposed portion of the soap for cleaning. As a result, the life of the soap is extended and does not get soggy or softened from excess contact with water during and after use.

A portable handwashing system is disclosed, comprising a reservoir configured to retain a volume of water therein, the reservoir releasably engaged with a vehicle. At least one hose expels the volume of water from the reservoir onto the user. At least one towel holder retains a hand drying material thereon and at least one soap holder retains one or more hand washing products.

A portable handwashing system is disclosed, comprising a reservoir configured to retain a volume of water therein, the reservoir releasably engaged with a vehicle. At least one hose expels the volume of water from the reservoir onto the user. At least one towel holder retains a hand drying material thereon and at least one soap holder retains one or more hand washing products.

A system for a washing station including a water reservoir assembly, a holder assembly and a soap dispenser assembly is disclosed. There is a water reservoir that holds clean water that can be used for washing, cleaning, drinking or cooking as necessary by a user. The water within the water reservoir is dispensed through a spigot mounted to the water reservoir. The spigot can be turned on and off to allow the water to be dispensed as needed. The water reservoir may include a lid for maintaining the water within the water reservoir clean. Atop of the lid may be a holder for holding a paper roll readily available for the user to be able to dry their hands after washing. There may also be a soap dispenser mounted to the water reservoir which allows for the thorough cleaning of the hands of the user to rid of bacteria.

A system for a washing station including a water reservoir assembly, a holder assembly and a soap dispenser assembly is disclosed. There is a water reservoir that holds clean water that can be used for washing, cleaning, drinking or cooking as necessary by a user. The water within the water reservoir is dispensed through a spigot mounted to the water reservoir. The spigot can be turned on and off to allow the water to be dispensed as needed. The water reservoir may include a lid for maintaining the water within the water reservoir clean. Atop of the lid may be a holder for holding a paper roll readily available for the user to be able to dry their hands after washing. There may also be a soap dispenser mounted to the water reservoir which allows for the thorough cleaning of the hands of the user to rid of bacteria.