Abstract: A covering for a shower head includes a hollow body adapted to be placed over a shower head. The hollow body has a through hole extending therethrough, the through hole having dimensions to permit receipt of the shower head therein. A first bearing surface is formed in the hollow body for contactingly engaging the shower head, the first bearing surface defining a portion of the through hole; and a second bearing surface is formed in the hollow body in spaced relation to the first bearing surface for also contactingly engaging the shower head at an area spaced from the position where the first bearing surface engages the shower head, the second bearing surface defining another portion of the through hole. The first and second bearing surfaces stably support the covering on the shower head. The hollow body also includes a drain hole at a lower portion thereof for drainage of water therefrom.