Abstract: A viewing system associated with a conventional otoscope enables a person to examine the interior of his or her own ear. The viewing system utilizes a box-like enclosure containing a first mirror that reflects an image of the ear forwardly of the user's face, and a remote mirror that reflects the image back to the user's face.

Abstract: A shower head (8) with a waterproof enclosure (20) encloses a radio audio source (28), the accessory, and a replaceable battery(s) (26). A detachable handle (22) is affixed to one side of a shower head (8) as a leveraged source for positioning a shower head (8). A slidably removable waterproof battery(s) cover (24) is for a replaceable battery(s) (26) placement. A waterproof radio speaker (16), a waterproof on-off radio volume control (10), and a waterproof radio tuner control (14) known as the accessory are disposed within a waterproof enclosure (20) and located to facilitate an improved reception of the audio sound quality and the manual-automatic radio power control. This enclosed accessory with a radio audio source (28) and a replaceable battery(s) (26) further facilitates space saving, an improved audio accessibility, and an ease of operation and control of the shower head radio.

Abstract: A shower head (8) with a waterproof enclosure (20) encloses a radio audio source (28) an accessory and a replaceable battery (s) (26). An attachable shower head handle (22) is affixed to one side of the shower head (8) as a leveraged source for moving the shower head (8). A slidably removable waterproof battery(s) cover (24) is for the battery(s) placement. A radio speaker (16) an on-off volume control (14) and a tuner control (10) known as the accessory are disposed within the waterproof enclosure (20 and located to facilitate an improved reception of audio sound quality. This disposed accessory (8) with enclosed radio source (28) and replaceable battery(s) (26) further facilitates space saving, accessibility to and ease of operation.