Bathing apparatuses and methods of making and using the same

1. A support wall structure for containing plurality of items and for supporting a protective cover, the support wall structure comprising:

(A) a first side wall (FSW) panel including a FSW top edge, FSW bottom edge, FSW first side edge and FSW second side edge opposed to the FSW first side edge;

(B) a second side wall (SSW) panel including a SSW top edge, SSW bottom edge, SSW first side edge and SSW second side edge opposed to the SSW first side edge;

(C) a first end wall connecting the FSW first side edge to the SSW first side edge;

(D) a second end wall connecting the FSW second side edge to the SSW second side edge,

(E) a bottom panel connecting the FSW bottom edge to the SSW bottom edge;

the FSW panel, the SSW panel, the first end wall, the second end wall, and the bottom panel collectively forming an interior space;

(F) a plurality of interior panels disposed in the interior space, each of the interior panels including a first side edge and a second side edge opposing the first side edge, and with each interior panel:

(a) the first side edge is connected along a first connection extent thereof to the FSW panel, and the second side edge is connected along a second connection extent thereof to the SSW panel; and

(b) the interior panel disposed so as to form a wall of a channel in the interior space, such that each interior panel serves to define in part a channel; and

wherein at least one of said interior panels forms a channel along with each of (a) the FSW panel, (b) the SSW panel, and (c) either another interior panel, first end wall, or second end wall, and

wherein a plurality of channels are formed by said plurality of interior panels.

2. The support wall structure of claim 1 , the FSW panel, SSW panel, the first end wall, the second end wall, the bottom panel, and each of the plurality of interior panels each constitute a component of the support structure, and

all the components of the support structure are constructed of same material.

3. The support wall structure of claim 2 , the same material constituted by at least one selected from the group consisting of translucent fabric, woven polyester voile and cotton lace.

4. The support wall structure of claim 1 , each interior panel is connected to both the FSW panel and the SSW panel, at the first connection extent and the second connection extent respectively, through a mechanical attachment arrangement.

5. The support wall structure of claim 4 , the mechanical attachment arrangement is sewed thread.

6. The support wall structure of claim 1 , further including:

a first tie attached to the first connection extent so as to be supported by the FSW panel in conjunction with an interior panel, and the first tie including a first strip of material and a second strip of material adapted to be tied about an attachment structure.

7. The support wall structure of claim 6 , both the first strip of material and the second strip of material made of cloth.

8. The support wall structure of claim 6 , further including:

a second tie attached to the second connection extent so as to be supported by the FSW panel in conjunction with a second interior panel, and the second tie including a first strip of material and a second strip of material adapted to be tied about the attachment structure.

9. The support wall structure of claim 1 , each of the interior panels disposed in substantially parallel relationship with each other.

10. The support wall structure of claim 1 , the support wall structure in combination with said plurality of items, wherein the items are variously contained in said channels.

11. The support wall structure of claim 10 , the plurality of items include household items, said household items including at least one selected from the group consisting of bottles, jugs, plastic bags, and paper bags.

12. The support wall structure of claim 1 , each of the plurality of interior panels being in a dis-connected disposition vis-à-vis the bottom panel.

13. The support wall structure of claim 1 , each of the plurality of interior panels being connected to the bottom panel.

14. The support wall structure of claim 1 , further including an attachment mechanism attached to a top portion of the FSW, the attachment mechanism provided to attach to a second support wall structure, the second support wall structure being similarly constructed as said support wall structure.

15. The support wall structure of claim 1 , the bottom panel being sewn to each of the FSW panel and the SSW panel.

16. The support wall structure of claim 1 , in combination with a chair.

17. The support wall structure of claim 1 , in combination with a chair cover.

18. The support wall structure of claim 1 , in combination with a method of using such support wall structure with household items and in conjunction with a chair and chair cover; and

the method of using including:

inserting a plurality of items into each of the channels, the plurality of items including at least one selected from the group consisting of plastic bags, plastic bottles, and plastic jugs;

disposing the support wall structure, with the plurality of items inserted therein, adjacent to the chair; and

positioning the chair cover over both the chair and the support wall structure.

19. The support wall structure of claim 1 , the support wall structure in combination with an apparatus to support an object while bathing the object with a fluid, the apparatus comprising:

a support assembly constituting a support structure of the apparatus;

a support surface to support the object, the support surface supported by the support structure, and the object being a human;

a fluid catch disposed on at least three sides of the support surface, the fluid catch serving as a basin for the fluid in such manner to contain the fluid separate from the support surface;

a back portion disposed adjacent a back edge of the support surface, the back portion extending vertically upward from adjacent the support surface, the back portion including a vertically disposed surface constructed to receive leaning weight of the human.