Who might need the foam shower?

Hospitals and Nursing Care Facilities

Part of nursing care work, bathing assistance is an essential but a hard job, and is called one of the three major caregiving duties, along with meal assistance and excretion assistance. Among them, bathing assistance is a challenge that requires a lot of man-hours, such as when whipping and applying soap, and pouring hot water to keep the care recipients warm, etc. For the care recipients, they face problems such as health effects due to a decrease in body temperature in the bathroom, as well as dry skin after washing, etc.

For our childrens and new born facilities

Foam shower heads offer multiple benefits for children. The gentle, aerated water is soothing for their sensitive skin and eyes, while requiring less soap which is especially beneficial for children with skin sensitivities or allergies. Additionally, our foam shower heads contain activated carbon filters, ensuring that the water is free from impurities and harmful substances, providing parents with peace of mind. Beyond the practical advantages, the foamy lather adds an element of fun and excitement to bath time, inspiring creativity and making the bathing experience more engaging for children.

For our pets

Pets can benefit from foam shower heads in a similar manner to humans. The gentler, aerated water can be soothing for their skin and less intimidating during bath time. The reduced amount of soap required to produce a lather can be gentle on their fur and skin, especially for pets with skin sensitivities or allergies. Additionally, the activated carbon filter in some foam shower heads can help ensure that the water they are bathed in is free from impurities and harmful substances, contributing to the overall well-being of the pets. Moreover, the foamy lather can make the bathing experience more enjoyable for pets, potentially reducing stress and making it easier for pet owners to maintain their animals' hygiene.