A cleansing article, is disclosed. The article includes a set of wash cloths. The article includes one or more labels applied to each wash cloth in the set of wash cloths. The one or more labels of the article comprise of at least one body part name. In addition, washcloth or set of washcloths that are labeled to identify a specific body part or body parts for the cloth to clean, is disclosed.

A cleansing article, is disclosed. The article includes a set of wash cloths. The article includes one or more labels applied to each wash cloth in the set of wash cloths. The one or more labels of the article comprise of at least one body part name. In addition, washcloth or set of washcloths that are labeled to identify a specific body part or body parts for the cloth to clean, is disclosed.

The present disclosure is directed to a shower assembly in which a handheld shower is removably coupled to a showerhead, where the showerhead has a holder configured to retain the handheld shower. The handheld shower can be inserted into the holder in different ways, while the handheld shower can be removed by first pivoting the handheld shower within the recess followed by extraction from the recess.

Cleaning tools for cleaning toilets, particularly the interior of a toilet bowl, where bleach is provided within the cleaning tool itself, e.g., in a disposable, single use cleaning head. The tool may include a handle, a cleaning head attachable to the handle, a nonwoven material having an exterior surface and an interior surface, and a solid cleaning composition stored adjacent to the interior surface of the nonwoven material. The solid cleaning composition includes solid bleach, and may also include a solid surfactant. The cleaning composition may be confined within the nonwoven material (e.g., in a pouch), but upon contact with water, dissolved cleaning composition is able to migrate through the nonwoven material, through a scrubbing layer, and be delivered to the surface being cleaned. Release may achieve at least a 3-log reduction in Staphylococcus aureus within 5 minutes.

A loose hair collection device that attaches to the shower wall for collecting lost hair while a person with long hair takes a shower. The device includes a pair of bristle pads that can be selectively disposed in a side-by-side (vertical) position, in an shelf (“L”) position, or in a face-to-face (“U”) position. A flex connector restrains the bristle pads in these positions without additional support. The face-to-face position facilitates collection of loose hair, the shelf positions provides a soap holder, while the side-by-side position facilitates cleaning of the collected loose hair from the device. The device may also include a water-tight pouch for holding a mobile device, or a speaker (and display screen if desired) and Bluetooth capability for wirelessly connecting to a mobile device locate outside the shower.

A loose hair collection device that attaches to the shower wall for collecting lost hair while a person with long hair takes a shower. The device includes a pair of bristle pads that can be selectively disposed in a side-by-side (vertical) position, in an shelf (“L”) position, or in a face-to-face (“U”) position. A flex connector restrains the bristle pads in these positions without additional support. The face-to-face position facilitates collection of loose hair, the shelf positions provides a soap holder, while the side-by-side position facilitates cleaning of the collected loose hair from the device. The device may also include a water-tight pouch for holding a mobile device, or a speaker (and display screen if desired) and Bluetooth capability for wirelessly connecting to a mobile device locate outside the shower.

Discussed is a skin care device comprising: a main body having a processor, and an ultrasonic vibrator assembly disposed on one end of the main body and forming a contact surface with a skin of a user, wherein the processor controls the ultrasonic vibrator assembly to apply an ultrasonic vibration to the skin according to at least one of a frequency characteristic, an output characteristic, and a duty ratio characteristic for removing wastes on a surface of the skin.

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 device for reducing a level of infectious agents present on one or more hands of a user. This device may reduce the level of infectious agents present on one or more fingers and/or thumbs of a user, specifically reducing a level of infectious agents present on the distal aspect of the digit; including, but not limited to an underside of a nail plate, and an area of hyponychium skin between a free margin of the nail plate and an onychodermal band of a digit, such as for example, a finger, thumb, or toe.

A bath scrubber includes an elongated handle, a scrubbing member, and a tightening member. The handle has a positioning structure at one end thereof, a first side and a second side opposite to the first side. The positioning structure includes a first position-limiting hole and a second position-limiting hole run through the first side and the second side, and a first anti-slip portion located between the first and second position-limiting holes. The first and second position-limiting holes and the first anti-slip portion are arranged on an axis. The tightening member is fastened to the scrubbing member and inserted through the first and second position-limiting holes to fix the scrubbing member on the handle and to make the scrubbing member engage in the first anti-slip portion.