Abstract: A light weight, inexpensive water distribution device for family showering includes a hollow chamber for collecting and distributing water. The chamber includes an inlet port and a plurality of outlet ports for providing outflow for the received water. An inlet pipe can be attached to the inlet port capable of connection to a water supply pipe whence the water distribution device is suspended from the water supply pipe without additional support. A plurality of linear pipes is provided, each one of the linear pipes connected to a respective one of the outlet ports; wherein distal ends of each of the long straight pipes are structured to permit a respective shower head to be attached. In an embodiment, the linear pipes are between about six inches and ten inches in length and are pointed at an angle toward a side rather than directly downward to facilitate convenient family showering for all participants. Pairs of the linear pipes can be arranged in either a crossing or parallel configuration.

Abstract: An enhanced shower head mechanism comprises a chamber for collecting and distributing water; one or more long pipes connected to the chamber and one short pipe connected to each of a top and the bottom of the chambers. Preferably, the number of the long pipes is four. Preferably, the pipes are threaded at an end. Each of the threaded long pipes is pivotally connected to a shower head. In another embodiment, the chamber is not used, instead, all long pipes are connected in a crossing configuration with an overlapping center that includes input port that is directly connected to a main shower/bath water source. Each long pipe is pivotally connected to a shower head at its end.

Abstract: A golf tee gadget and configuration includes a stem with one end connected to a surface on which a golf ball can be held, and a flat plate connected to the other end of the stem, with the stem being connected to the flat plate at an angle. The flat plate includes one golf ball at each end. When the stem is in a flattened position, the two golf balls and the stem surface are positioned along the same horizontal line that connects the golf ball centers and the center of the stem surface. The flat plate is pinned to the ground via a pin. The pin is located at an end of the plate that is farther from the stem and is inserted from the top of the golf ball and extends through the middle of the golf ball. The pin is made of a non-breakable flexible material. The flat plate length is shorter than the length of the stem.