A personal hygiene device for cleaning a crease of a buttock, essentially comprising an elongated flexible plastic tubular netting that is folded over onto itself one or more times and has a plurality of knots tied along a center portion of its folded length is described. The device includes ends intended to be held in the hands of a user during use when the device is slid back and forth in the crease to clean it.

A collection container can include a first end, a second end, and a central recess disposed between the first end and the second end. The central recess can be configured to receive a sample. The collection container can have a first stopper disposed adjacent to the first end and a second stopper disposed adjacent to the second end. The first stopper and the second stopper can be configured to together grasp opposite sides of a toilet bowl upon installation of the collection container on the toilet bowl. The first stopper and the second stopper selectively hold the collection container in place on the toilet bowl during collection of the sample.

An adjustable bowel treatment arm (110) features a telescoping shaft (112) having a proximal end and a distal end. A handle (118) is secured to the distal end of the telescoping shaft, while a pivot junction (122) positioned at the proximal end of the telescoping shaft. A stem has a proximal end and a distal end, where the distal end of the stem is attached to the pivot junction. A head (124) is attached to the proximal end of the stem.

An apparatus for toileting applications can include a handle having a grip end and an opposed clamp end that are spaced along a first axis. A clamp can be coupled to the clamp end of the handle. The clamp can have opposed gripping elements that are elongate along a longitudinal axis. The opposed gripping elements can be configured move toward and away from each other along a clamping axis. The opposed gripping elements can cooperate to define an application surface. The application surface can have a concavity in a direction away from the handle. An actuator can be configured to move the opposed gripping elements toward and away from each other.

An apparatus for toileting applications can include a handle having a grip end and an opposed clamp end that are spaced along a first axis. A clamp can be coupled to the clamp end of the handle. The clamp can have opposed gripping elements that are elongate along a longitudinal axis. The opposed gripping elements can be configured move toward and away from each other along a clamping axis. The opposed gripping elements can cooperate to define an application surface. The application surface can have a concavity in a direction away from the handle. An actuator can be configured to move the opposed gripping elements toward and away from each other.

The device assists the customer in cleaning residue from their skin and body hair after they use a toilet for elimination, after they receive a cut or abrasion, or from other source. With the device, the person physically transforms toilet paper and other tissue-like paper in real time to have greater texture, density, and wetness, all three of which together facilitate cleaning better than dry paper or than wet paper without such increased density and texture. Being pocket sized and intended for repeated use, the device can be easily carried by or on the person and used in any bathroom or location anywhere without modification to the plumbing facilities, without risk of running out of a supply of pre-moistened wipes, and without damaging the environment or sewage and septic systems.

A bathing chair apparatus for safe and effective washing includes a base having a base platform and a plurality of base legs. A plurality of feet is coupled to the base. A lower body has a lower base portion coupled to the base platform and a leg portion extending from the lower base portion. The leg portion has a plurality of leg apertures. An upper body has an upper base portion pivotably coupled to the base platform and a back portion. The upper base portion and the back portion have a plurality of upper apertures. A plurality of nozzles is in fluid communication with the plurality of leg apertures and the plurality of upper apertures. A plurality of feeder tubes is coupled to the plurality of nozzles. A supply hose is in fluid communication with the plurality of feeder tubes and is engaged with a faucet.

A bathing chair apparatus for safe and effective washing includes a base having a base platform and a plurality of base legs. A plurality of feet is coupled to the base. A lower body has a lower base portion coupled to the base platform and a leg portion extending from the lower base portion. The leg portion has a plurality of leg apertures. An upper body has an upper base portion pivotably coupled to the base platform and a back portion. The upper base portion and the back portion have a plurality of upper apertures. A plurality of nozzles is in fluid communication with the plurality of leg apertures and the plurality of upper apertures. A plurality of feeder tubes is coupled to the plurality of nozzles. A supply hose is in fluid communication with the plurality of feeder tubes and is engaged with a faucet.

The present invention relates generally to the field of bathroom accessories. More specifically, the present invention relates to a toilet paper wetting device comprised of a generally square body further comprised of a swinging door, a reservoir and at least one sponge. The reservoir acts as the top surface of the body, wherein the reservoir can be filled with water and placed inside of the body. The bottom surface of the reservoir is comprised of a nozzle, wherein at least one sponge can be placed into the interior surface of the body below the nozzle. Using a button, a user can distribute water onto the sponge such that is becomes moistened. A user can then place a piece of toilet paper onto the sponge and moisten the toilet paper for use in wiping the genitals and/or buttocks after using the restroom.

A shower bidet is provided. The shower bidet includes a plastic device operable for a user to sit upon. The plastic device includes a first seating surface disposed atop a first seating column, a second seating surface disposed atop a second seating column, and a bridge portion connecting the first seating column and the second seating column. The first seating surface and the first seating column are separated from the second seating surface and the second seating column such that a spray nozzle may be disposed between the first seating column and the second seating column.