Abstract: The invention is directed to a shower attachment which first includes a vertical assembly having a top end, a corresponding bottom end and a stabilizing bar encased by an outer shell. The outer shell includes a slit to gain access to the stabilizing bar. Positioned at the top of the vertical assembly is a shower head that receives pressurized water from a water intake connected to the plumbing of the existing shower enclosure. Attached to the vertical assembly is a multi pivot arm having a first arm and corresponding second arm. This second arm includes a first track and corresponding second track in parallel relation to one another. Positioned at the distal end of the second arm is a dispenser having a quantity of cleanser.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a shower assembly which can be placed in a standard shower enclosure which receives pressurized water from the existing plumbing. Such shower assembly comprises a vertical assembly positioned within an outer housing. The vertical assembly includes a positioning rod which maintains a rotatable belt. A dispenser having a shower head with jet sprays is affixed to the belt and capable of moving about the positioning rod. Positioned proximate the positioning rod is a hydraulic turbine which engages the belt to move the dispenser about a user. The hydraulic turbine includes an inlet capable of receiving pressurized water and directing the pressurized water into a turbine wheel to position the dispenser. Optionally, the assembly can include a controller which directs both the hydraulic turbine but also the dispenser. The controller includes a processor, a memory device, a power supply and a display.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a shower attachment capable of affixing to a standard residential or commercial shower enclosure. The shower attachment uses existing plumbing to supply pressurized water to a water intake, which in turn feeds a vertical assembly. The vertical assembly includes a stabilizing rod having a top end and corresponding back end. A pivot arm having a first portion and corresponding second portion connects to the stabilizing rod. A detachable shower wand is positioned at the second portion of the pivot arm, which is capable of receiving pressurized water from the water intake. In addition, a horizontal assembly connects to the bottom end of the shower attachment to secure the device to the shower enclosure.