Abstract: The floating swimsuit device is a unisex swimsuit with an inbuilt floatation device. It is an objective of the device to make swimmers more comfortable and feel safer in the water. To accomplish this, the device includes removable floatation panels that may be positioned within pockets on the swimsuit. The floatation panels may be removed or kept in pockets of the swimsuit depending on the weight, buoyancy requirements, and comfort level of the user. The floatation panels may be positioned along both a front surface and a rear surface of the swimsuit, thereby providing sufficient buoyancy. Further, a plurality of fasteners enables the floatation panels to be secured well within the pockets, as well as enables the user to wear the swimsuit with ease and comfort. Furthermore, the floatation panels may be of different levels of thickness, which make the device suitable for people of different preferences and dimensions.

Abstract: A scrub brush having a main body with a top surface, a bottom surface, end walls, and side walls. A sponge is removably attached to a top surface of the main body. A plurality of bristles are attached to and extend away from the bottom surface of the main body. Either channels extend from the top surface of the main body to the bottom surface, or the main body has a hollow chamber.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a self propelled walker enabling a safe and a stable walker which moves with the user and does not compromise stability. The present invention of a self propelled walker provides wheels on all four contact points to the ground. The wheels are motorized and locking, so the user does not have to exert energy to propel the walker forward. The motors are connected to a touch screen control device and a motion sensor. The motion sensor detects the movement speed of the user to keep the walker in proper position while the user is walking. When being leaned on heavily the wheels lock, providing a stable support device.