A portable shower caddy includes a foldable shaft, a mounting body, a first foldable shelf, and a second foldable shelf. The foldable shaft includes a first shaft section, a second shaft section, and a locking hinge. The first foldable shelf and the second foldable shelf each includes a perforated base and a frame structure. The first shaft section and the second shaft section are foldably connected to each other by the locking hinge so that the shower caddy can arrange in between a folded configuration and an unfolded configuration via the locking hinge. The perforated base is connected within the frame structure. The mounting body is terminally connected to the first shaft section. The frame structure of the first foldable shelf is slidably positioned along the first shaft section. The frame structure of the second foldable shelf is slidably positioned along the second shaft section.

A back and shoulder cleansing machine for a shower wall is disclosed. The device mounts to the wall using suction cups and is connected to the shower head water supply for dispensing water and soap from the brush body. Additionally, the brush body rotates and also has a pair of elevated brushes extending from the main device. The elevated brushes are also configured to have a swiveling motion and are then used to wash a person's shoulders. Additionally, the main body includes a refillable soup revivor which is accessed from a top end of the main body. Excess water from within the main body is then dispensed from a release valve at the bottom end of the main body.

The present invention relates to a combination bathroom wet wipe dispenser and disposal unit, capable of being mounted to the wall near a toilet. The unit stores a replaceable wet wipe dispenser unit and an individual waste bag dispenser unit within a housing. The wet wipe dispenser unit is placed proximal to a front wall of the housing, and an individual wet wipe is dispensed from a slot disposed through a hinged door of the front wall that is aligned with a wipe dispensing slit of the wet wipe dispenser unit. The hinged door can be opened to replace the wet wipe dispenser unit and/or waste bag dispenser unit. The waste bag dispenser unit can be placed proximal to the rear wall of the housing for storing a stack of waste bags, wherein an individual waste bag can be dispensed from the top lid of the housing.

An enclosure system having a cartridge assembly with a flexible panel is provided for use in forming an enclosed area. The cartridge assembly may be replaceable. The enclosure system may generally include a frame assembly having bottom and a top track assemblies and a lead post movably mounted on the bottom and top track assemblies. A cartridge assembly may be removably mounted to the frame and include an outer shell having a spring-biased drum rotatably mounted within the outer shell for retaining the flexible panel. A support post may be initially attached to the lead post and jointly displaceable with the flexible panel. The support post may be stopped at a corner area of the frame and limit sagging of the flexible panel at the corner area.

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.

Exemplary embodiments of wipes dispensing systems, wipes dispensing canisters and wipes dispensing mounting brackets are disclosed herein. An exemplary wipes dispensing system includes a wipes dispensing canister. The wipes dispensing canister includes one of a catch and a latch and a cap. A wall mounting bracket is included. The wall mounting bracket includes an opening for receiving the wipes dispensing canister, a first wall located on the inside of the opening and a second wall located on the inside of the opening. A cap ridge is formed between the first wall and the second wall. The wall mounting bracket further includes one of a catch and a latch. When the wipes dispensing canister is located within the wall mounting bracket, a bottom edge of the cap is located proximate the cap edge.

A soap holder device includes a holder having a first magnetic element and a second magnetic member adapted to be pressed into a soap. The holder includes a first region in which a conically shaped lip forms a suction cup, and a second portion located radially inward of the first portion and axially spaced from the first portion. The second portion is adapted to hold the first magnetic member in a radial direction by means of a wall portion and in an axial direction by means of a roof portion in a direction opposite to the first portion. The tapered lip of the first portion decreases in diameter toward the second portion. In use, the second magnetic member is detachably disposed on the roof portion of the second portion.

A mounting system for a wall mounted accessory includes a mounting plate and a mountable component that includes a clamping means having a clamp head with a first clamp surface, a threaded elongate member engaged with the clamp head, a second clamp surface and a pair of guide formations, with the threaded elongate member being actuatable by rotation to cause the clamp head to move along the threaded elongate member to move the first clamp surface towards the second clamp surface to close a slot, when the mounting plate is received in the slot, to clamp the mounting plate between the clamp surfaces in attachment of the mountable component to the mounting plate, and the pair of guide formations are adapted to guide the movement of the clamp head into closure of the slot.

A dispenser for dispensing materials is disclosed. The dispenser includes a backplate, a cover, and a mounting bracket. The mounting bracket allows for level mounting of the dispenser to a mounting surface, such as a wall. The mounting bracket can be a rectangular mounting bracket having one or more ramp members and one or more ramp extensions. The mounting bracket can also be a circular mounting bracket. The dispenser includes a bracket engagement area configured to secure the dispenser to the mounting bracket.

The subject of the invention is a suction pump having a suction tube and a suction piston for producing a negative pressure in a negative-pressure retaining device, a set consisting of the negative-pressure retaining device and the suction pump, and a method for attaching the negative-pressure retaining device.