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| Showers-to-go 
A quick clean-up in places where a shower isn't available (office...airport...mall...etc.)A hose/scrubber/soaper much like a carpet shampoo machine but for the body. It releases soapy water, scrubs, then clean water, then sucks up the moisture without the aid of a shower or drain, a bathroom stall would be sufficient.
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| Back and Body Scrubber w/Disposable Cleaning Cloths
Block Back Breakouts-Most cleaning cloths are designed to keep your face fresh and clear. This body scrubber combines the comfort of a shower brush with the convenience of a premoistened cleanser cloth for complete body cleanliness.Simply push the disposable cloth into the fasteners on the handle and use for a daily cleanness in those hard-to-reach spots on your back and body.Reward: A Blemish-free back and body! 
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| Shower water recycling.
In Australia we have a big water shortage problem with lots of great ideas about desalination and grey-water recycling flying around, but the only way to collect and re-use shower water is to put buckets in the shower with you or start replumbing. Theres got to be a better plan. I'm thinking along the lines of a 10cm high X 90cm X 90cm plastic storage box that fits in the shower recess with a nice teak top to stand on and an inbuilt hand top. Bilge pump to empty the water as required. Overflow would still go down the usual drain and I estimate it could hold up to 80 litres or 10 buckets worth. Grey water can be used on plants and shouldn't be stored so the plan would require it to be self draining too.
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