Engineering Dignity, One Shower at a Time. Not a wipe. A real shower.
Personal hygiene isn't a luxury. It's a basic human need. But for bedbound Americans, it's turned into daily humiliation—not because they're dirty, but because the industry handed them "sponge wipes" and "no-rinse cloths" and called it care.
We spent over a decade designing geriatric rehabilitation equipment. We watched families struggle with a simple fact: wipes don't wash. They move dirt around. They leave skin sticky, hair oily, and bedsheets damp.
So we asked: if we can rehab a body, why can't we give it a real shower, right where it sleeps?
That's why we built NOVAFLO. A bedside system with 1800W instant heating that delivers a continuous warm flow from 25°C to 45°C. It flushes bacteria and sweat off the skin—physically. Not "wiping grime."
We designed it for bedside use. No transfers. No trips to the bathroom. No cold air on bare skin.
The user controls it. One hand on the showerhead. The 5.2L built-in suction tank pulls wastewater away in real time, keeping the mattress completely dry. Three push-to-lock steps to connect—no tools, no plumbers.
We also think honesty matters more than marketing copy.
First-time users may need 30 minutes to get comfortable with the flow.
Don't use the showerhead on eyes, ears, or genital areas—use a clean towel there.
Soak the sponge head in water before first use to soften it.
Run white vinegar through the machine weekly to prevent scale buildup in the 1800W heater.
Three safety features: 35° tip-over auto shutoff, full-tank alert at 5.2L, and 30-minute auto-off. FDA listed, FCC certified, CE marked. Our factory runs under ISO 13485.
The math is straightforward. A home aide charges 90 per bed bath. Two visits a week is 9,360 a year. NOVAFLO costs 1,199 once, or 67 a month for 18 months—less than two aide visits.
We're not selling a "wipe replacement." We're selling the first bedside shower that gives people back their dignity, saves caregivers' backs, and lets users wash themselves. That's what we built.