An improved showerhead assembly is provided for use with handheld showerheads. The handheld showerhead includes an elongate handle and a showerhead face including one or more nozzles for spraying water. In addition, the showerhead assembly includes a hollow mount for affixing to the male threaded pipe found in a shower stall. The mount includes a “C” shaped receptacle for holding the handheld shower assembly, an inlet for receiving water, as well as an outlet for expelling water to a flexible hose, which in turn is connected to the handheld showerhead. In addition, the mount includes supplemental spray assemblies which are affixed to the left side, right side or both sides of the “C” shaped receptacle. The supplemental spray assemblies can be rotated so as to expel water through different spray nozzle configurations.

A ceiling-mount showerhead (1), at least comprising: at least one first housing element (2) to attach to a ceiling (3), wherein a first spray plate (4) is disposed in the at least one first housing element (2); and at least one second housing element (5) to attach to the ceiling (3), wherein a second spray plate (6) is disposed in the at least one second housing element (5).

The present disclosure provides a shower device. A first shower comprises a first water outlet passage. The joint comprises a water inlet cavity and a water outlet cavity. A second shower fixed portion comprises a first water passage, a second water passage, a first water hole, and a second water hole. The rotation switching portion is rotatably connected to the second shower fixed portion and comprises water dividing holes and a second water outlet passage. A flow gap is defined between the second shower fixed portion and the rotation switching portion. The rotation switching portion rotates to enable the first water hole to be in communication with at least one of the at least two water dividing holes. The connecting pipe comprises an outer flow passage and an inner flow passage disposed in the outer flow passage.

A method of reducing water flow through a showerhead. The method may include dividing a water stream into two separate water groups and alternating the flow of water through the two separate water groups to reduce water flow through the showerhead.

The invention relates to a sanitary shower (1) comprising at least a housing (2), at least one fluid inlet (3) for a fluid, and at least one jet-forming element (4) with at least one fluid channel (19), the at least one fluid channel (19) comprising at least one duckbill valve (6) having an elastic valve casing (7) that runs in a flow direction (8) of the fluid from a valve base (9) to a slotted valve outlet (10). The valve casing (7), at least in the region of the slotted valve outlet (10), has an outwardly oriented thicker portion (12).

A showerhead includes an inlet configured to receive water from the supply conduit. An inner spray portion is coupled to the inlet. A first spray outlet is coupled to the inner spray portion, and the first spray outlet selectively receives water from the inlet and discharges water from the showerhead in a first discharge direction. An outer spray portion is pivotally coupled to the inner spray portion. A second spray outlet is coupled to the outer spray portion, and the second spray outlet selectively receives water from the inlet and discharges water from the showerhead in a second discharge direction. A third spray outlet is coupled to the outer spray portion, and the third spray outlet selectively receives water from the inlet and discharges water from the showerhead in a third discharge direction. The third discharge direction is substantially opposite the second discharge direction.

Versatile personal sprayers spray fluid upward in a variety of permanent and portable indoor and outdoor environments and installations, such as a portable or fixed bidet, spray toy and shower floor. A versatile personal fluid spraying device has a spray chamber and may be combined with a drain chamber for a multi-purpose installation. Multiple sets of spray patterns may variously spray upward at one or more angles (e.g., to converge at one or more areas of a user above the spray device). A drain feature may permit a versatile personal sprayer to drain the same fluid it sprays, e.g., regardless whether it is fixedly or portably installed. Drain features include one or more of a narrowing shape allowing side drainage, an elevating shape allowing underside draining and an integrated drain chamber with one or more inlets and outlets allowing flow through drainage (e.g., to a subfloor shower drain pipe).

A shower head for pets includes a shower head body having a water inlet channel, a first leather cup, a water dispensing plate located between the shower head body and the surface cover assembly, a surface cover assembly, and an adjusting device having driving and rotating mechanisms. A first water outlet communicating with the water inlet channel penetrates the first leather cup. Two sides of the water dispensing plate respectively cooperate with the shower head body and the surface cover assembly to enclose an installation cavity and a water outflow cavity. A first water passage hole communicating with the water outflow cavity penetrates the water dispensing plate. The surface cover assembly has multiple comb teeth. A second water passage hole penetrates the rotating mechanism, and the rotating mechanism abuts against the first leather cup and the water dispensing plate. The driving mechanism drives the rotating mechanism to rotate to adjust a water outflow area.

A spray unit of a watering device is equipped with a structure of rotor nozzle, the spray unit is composed of a mounting member and a housing for defining a chamber, a rotor deployed inside the chamber; wherein, at least one stopper set on the inner side of the chamber near the water outlet side is correspondingly matched to multiple guide members on one end of the water outlet of the rotor, and it can be employable to the handy watering device.

A shower nozzle assembly includes a shower nozzle, a nozzle attachment, and a bayonet connector. The shower nozzle has a water inlet opening and a water outlet part spaced from the water inlet opening, with the water outlet opening being configured to direct a flow of water out of the shower nozzle. The nozzle attachment has a through bore configured to receive the water outlet part therein. The bayonet connection is operative to secure the nozzle attachment to the shower nozzle, and includes a radial projection and a female bayonet receptor part configured to receive the radial projection therein to secure the shower nozzle to the nozzle attachment.