The actuator includes a shroud adapted to be situated on an aerosol container over the stem and an actuation member mounted on and moveable within the shroud to depress the stem by the application of an external force applied to the top surface of the actuation member. The actuation member includes a nozzle and a conduit for connecting the stem and the nozzle. A hood is normally positioned to block the actuation member from being moved to depress the stem. A locking member normally intersects the path of movement of the hood to lock the hood in its blocking position. The locking member has two sections both of which must be simultaneously moved to a position remote from the path of hood movement such that the hood may be moved from its blocking position, allowing the actuation member to be moved to depress the stem.

A multi reservoir dispenser includes a first reservoir for holding a first fluid and a second reservoir for holding a second fluid. The dispenser further includes a pump mechanism that includes a pivotable trigger and a first plunger cavity that is disposed along the first flow path for receiving the first fluid and a second plunger cavity for receiving the second fluid. The pump mechanism also includes a first plunger that is disposed and movable within the first plunger cavity and a second plunger that is disposed and movable within the second plunger cavity. A selectable actuator is movable between: (a) a first position in which only the first plunger of the pump mechanism is actuated for discharging only the first fluid through a first orifice of a nozzle by causing the first fluid to flow along a first flow path; and (b) a second position in which only the second plunger of the pump mechanism is actuated for discharging only the second fluid through a second orifice of the nozzle by causing the second fluid to flow along a second flow path.

A slow area massage water outlet device has an impeller, a planetary gear speed reduction mechanism, a rotating water blocking plate, a water diversion member and a water outlet member; the planetary gear speed reduction mechanism is respectively communicated with the impeller and the rotating water blocking plate; the impeller is rotated by a planetary gear decelerating mechanism to rotate the water blocking plate; the water diversion member has at least two separately isolated water diversion cavities; one end of the water diversion cavity is a water inlet end and the other end is a water outlet end; the water outlet end of each of the water diversion cavities is respectively communicated with the water outlet holes of different areas in the water outlet member; the rotating water blocking plate has a water outlet and a water sealing surface.

Embodiments include individual physical spray nozzles that have passageways inside to combine fluids that flow out of the spray nozzles. The nozzles have at least two valves that are opened and closed in an interleaved manner. The nozzles have multiple outlets. Such nozzles are mounted on a variety of implements including agricultural or industrial spray booms.

A multi reservoir dispenser includes a first reservoir for holding a first fluid and a second reservoir for holding a second fluid. The dispenser further includes a pump mechanism that includes a pivotable trigger and a first plunger cavity that is disposed along the first flow path for receiving the first fluid and a second plunger cavity for receiving the second fluid. The pump mechanism also includes a first plunger that is disposed and movable within the first plunger cavity and a second plunger that is disposed and movable within the second plunger cavity. A selectable actuator is movable between: (a) a first position in which only the first plunger of the pump mechanism is actuated for discharging only the first fluid through a first orifice of a nozzle by causing the first fluid to flow along a first flow path; and (b) a second position in which only the second plunger of the pump mechanism is actuated for discharging only the second fluid through a second orifice of the nozzle by causing the second fluid to flow along a second flow path.

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.

A bidet includes: a housing having a water inflow channel and a water discharge channel; and a fluid channel switching member in which a first fluid channel that provides a path allowing a washing liquid introduced from the water inflow channel to flow therethrough and a second fluid channel that does not communicate with the first fluid channel are formed, the switching member being selectively placed in any one of a first water discharge state in which the water inflow channel communicates with the first fluid channel and a second water discharge state in which the water inflow channel communicates with the second fluid channel; a case which supports the fluid channel switching member and is disposed in the housing; and a nozzle having one end extending to be exposed to out of the case and the other end disposed inside the case to communicate with the first fluid channel.

A rotary switch valve has a main body with a division board hermetically set in a sleeve body and the sleeve body and has a water inlet and two water outlets, a let-off pipe rotationally joined to the back of the sleeve body and connected to the back cavity, and a water division plate which is rotationally set in the sleeve body to rotate between the first and second position and is fixed to the let-off pipe to rotate along the let-off pipe to connect or cut off the water outlet in the first water outlet or the second water outlet. The shower group with the rotary switch valve has an arm tube, a rain shower connected to the first water outlet and a head shower connected to the second water outlet. The head shower water outlets and the rain shower can be switched by rotating the let-off pipe.

A labor-saving water output switching device includes: a main body, a water diversion seat, a water diversion disk, and a water diversion chamber formed between the water diversion seat and the main body and in communication with a water inlet channel. The water diversion seat is provided with a pressure release channel in communication with the water diversion chamber. The switching device includes a switch having a lever structure, a transmission rod, and a lower ratchet. An upper ratchet is disposed corresponding to a lower ratchet of the water diversion disk, both act in cooperation to drive the water diversion disk into rotation. One end of the transmission rod is connected to move with the switch, while the other end is used to open or close the pressure release channel, and to act in cooperation with the lower ratchet in transmission.

A sprayer nozzle support apparatus for positioning the hose nozzle on a support structure or support surface to direct fluid in a selected direction includes a body that is hollow and is open at a supply inlet thereof. The body has a spray outlet extends into the body and is in fluid communication with the supply inlet. The supply inlet is fluidly attachable to an outlet end of a fluid supply hose. A plurality of support arms is coupled to and extends away from the body. Each support arm is elongated and is bendable into a selected shape in which each support arm retains the selected shape. A nozzle is fluidly coupled to the spray outlet of the body.