Abstract: A sponge rubber foot exfoliation apparatus to remove thick, rough, dry, peeling, flaky skin and calluses from the arches, tops, bottoms, sides, heels and toes of feet evenly gently painlessly, smoothly and softly. The first apparatus consisting of a sponge rubber handheld device will attach to a second apparatus. The second apparatus comprising flexible material with abrasives and sponge rubber material affixed with abrasives to exfoliate feet. A single rigid plastic perimeter ring, double rigid plastic plates and single rigid plastic plate of the second apparatus will attach to and secure the flexible and sponge rubber material with abrasives to the first apparatus.

Abstract: A shoulder rest used on a cellular-telephone handset has a forwardly directed mouthpiece, a forwardly directed earpiece spaced therefrom, and a relatively thick stem extending therebetween and itself having a back face provided with control buttons. The shoulder rest has a curved cradle shaped to fit over the shoulder of a user of the handset and a stem projecting upward from the cradle and having an upper end. A holder body fixable in a plurality of angularly offset positions to the upper end of the stem carries a pair of U-shaped clips spaced apart on the holder and each adapted to embrace a respective end of the handset across the back face thereof. Respective tightening elements are operable to close the clips on edges of the handset.

Abstract: Tub seat massager for immersion into a bath tub including a contoured stiff frame including a back on which is mounted a top portion also contoured to provide comfort when a person is resting thereon. The sealed space between the top portion and the back is provided with plural air tight sections which connect to indented openings in the top portion. There is also included an air distribution device which will direct pressurized air to the air tight sections so that the pressurized air will flow out the openings to massage and soothe the person resting in the tub.

Abstract: A contoured shoulder reset for use with a telephone to provide a more comfortable support and including an adjustable member which allows the shoulder rest to fit the shoulder more securely thereby making the unit more stable when in use as in intended.

Abstract: A device for protecting a speaker and earpiece between a telephone handset from germs and the like is provided and consists of a flat frame member secured between a pair of receptacles that are shaped to cover the speaker and the earpiece when the frame member is clamped against the telephone handset. Each receptacle has a replaceable filter that will not interfere with normal functions of the telephone.