Abstract: A rotary shower brush for mounting in a shower stall that includes a brush assembly, a motor assembly, an upper mount assembly, and a lower mount assembly. The brush assembly vertically mounts in the shower stall. The motor assembly is operatively connected to, and rotates, the brush assembly. The upper mount assembly is attached to the motor assembly and attaches the motor assembly to the shower stall. The lower mount assembly is attached to the brush assembly and attaches the brush assembly to the shower stall. Variations of the upper mount assembly and the lower mount assembly allow the rotary shower brush to be attached to either the ceiling and the base of the shower stall or to a corner of the shower stall. In another embodiment, the brush assembly oscillates up and down as it rotates.

Abstract: A toilet tissue roll container consists of elongated front and rear walls connected between opposed side walls. A pair of end closures are provided to seal the top and bottom of the container. The container is divided into compartments. At least one segment of the front wall is pivotable to provide access to one of the compartments. A pair of end extension flaps are secured to the top wall and are bendable into a plane parallel to said top wall, each of the end extension flaps being provided with means which are cooperable with mating means associated with an external surface for mounting of the container in a predetermined location.

Abstract: A bumper assembly for a motor vehicle includes a pair of movable side bumpers adapted to be received by the sides of the automobile. A movable rear and forward bumper are joined in tandem to each other. A pair of first bumper rods welded to the forward bumper extend rearwardly into a pair of channel bar members affixed onto the frame of the motor vehicle. A pair of second bumper rods welded to the rear bumper extend forwardly into the channel bar member. A shock absorbing mechanism communicates between each set of first and second rod within each said channel bar member.

Abstract: A braking pad for a vehicle which is generally planar and which is urged downwardly against the pavement independently of the wheels. The linkage joining the pad and the vehicle insure the proper alignment of the pavement and the pad by the use of arms carried at one end for pivotal motion and at the other end for horizontal motion within a slot.

Abstract: A retractable table located in front of each passenger of an automotive vehicle, so that a person can write a letter or place a meal thereupon; the table being made of soft rubber material so to cushion a person while holding him from being thrown forwardly in case of a car collision, the table being pivotably supported at its forward end so to be swinged upwardly into a stored, out-of-the-way position when not needed.