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* Mention Waterpik to most people, and the immediate image that comes into their minds is that of the device that spurts water between one's teeth, much like a dentist's irrigator does, in order to get impacted pieces of food out. Well, yes, that's what Waterpik Technologies, Fort Collins, Colo., is most noted for, but the company has an entire inventory of appliances that will pamper you from head to toe, besides its admirably taking care of your mouth.

Starting above one's head, there is the Cascadia drenching rain showerhead ($59.99). Spanning eight inches in diameter, it hovers in midair, water pouring out of more than 100 tiny rubber nozzles to provide a soaking experience that might be compared to standing at the base of a waterfall on a tropical island. For those seeking a more-bracing experience, a flick of the volume setting triggers an invigoratingly concentrated power spray, while the flexible eight-inch arm lets you aim the water straight down, at an angle, or in whatever position pleases you most.

Dropping all the way down to the opposite end of your anatomy, the Sport Foot Spa and Pedicure Foot Spa ($39 each) will sooth your sore tootsies at the end of a busy day at work or play. Both models come with an inclined footbed to elevate your feet to the proper angle for maximum soaking; have a pumice stone insert to help exfoliate rough heels, calluses, etc.; contain an aromatherapy well for bath oils, salts, beads, or whatever else you want to treat your feet with; and a control lever that is foot-operated to allow you to change massage modes effortlessly without having to bend down. The Sport model adds antimicrobial foot-bed inserts for protection from locker-room fungus, extra vibration for vigorous massage action, and removable loofah and reflexology inserts to add...