If you’ve noticed that reaching your back in the shower has become painful, exhausting, or even frightening you’re not alone. And more importantly, it’s not your fault. The truth is, standard bathrooms were designed for bodies that can twist, reach, and balance without thinking. They were never designed for shoulders that ache, joints that stiffen, or spines that no longer cooperate. This isn’t a sign that you’re “getting old.” It’s a sign that your bathroom hasn’t kept up with your body.

The problem has a name: The Back-Reach Gap. Human arms were simply never meant to safely reach, twist, and scrub behind the body especially in a wet, slippery environment where one wrong movement could mean a fall. Every long-handled brush, every awkward workaround, every time
you’ve skipped washing your back entirely they all point to the same
uncomfortable truth: most solutions still expect your body to do the reaching.

That’s the design flaw we set out to correct.