Abstract: A shower head attachment has a liquid detergent reservoir and facilitates a "soap," "rinse," and "off" cycle. The attachment has a body provided with a rotary valve having a transverse port. The port is alined, selectively, with a first or second longitudinal inclined passageway formed in the body forwardly of the valve. A third passageway of critical internal diameter communicates the first passageway with an opening formed in a depending neck on the body and acts as an aspirating passageway. A sleeve is secured within the opening and carries a depending feed tube. The feed tube extends into a reservoir or bottle of liquid detergent that is removably mounted on the depending neck of the body, externally of the sleeve. The sleeve has a valve seat above the feed tube, and a ball check valve is seated on the valve seat. The valve carries an external handle; and the ends of the handle carry depending cables, the ends of which are provided with respective tabs.

Abstract: A device for securing ceiling panels to a T-bar support in which two clips are provided: one, a U-shaped panel clip for engaging an end portion of the ceiling panel; and two, a holding clip for snappingly engaging both the U-shaped panel clip and respective edge portions of the T-bar support. With this arrangement, the ceiling panel is secured to the T-bar support to deter intrusion into the room from the space above the ceiling panel, and should intrusion occur the holding clip is adapted to break and fall away, its absence indicating intrusion has taken place.