
Smith DesChamps
Co-Founder & Product DesignerA junior at High Point University studying Entrepreneurship and Finance.
Gustie sits low on your shower wall. When you step out, it blows the wall dry, then cleans it with UV light once the room is empty. It runs on batteries, so there's nothing to plug in and nothing to drill.
A small sensor on the front can tell when you're done. You never have to press a button.
Gustie notices you've stepped out, and its light changes to show it's starting.
Four fans blow down across the tile for 10 to 15 minutes, so water doesn't sit around and turn into mildew.
Once the room is empty, a UV light switches on to sanitize. If someone walks back in, it turns off right away.
The top and front are fully sealed, so shower spray can't get inside.
The UV light is tucked inside, behind a cover, and it's linked to the sensor. It only runs when the room is empty.
Gustie waits.
The fans dry the wall.
The UV light cleans.
There's rarely a plug near the shower, so Gustie brings its own power and holds on with suction cups.
Two batteries last about a month with one drying cycle a day.
Six suction cups hold it to the wall. Stick it up, and you're done.



| Size | About 16 in wide, 4¾ in tall |
|---|---|
| Sticks out from the wall | About 5¼ in |
| Drying | 4 fans, 10–15 minutes after each shower |
| Cleaning | UV light, only when the room is empty |
| Power | 2 rechargeable, swappable batteries |
| Battery life | About 30 days per charge |
| Mounting | 6 suction cups, no tools |
| Extras | Side tray, razor holder, loofah hook |
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A junior at High Point University studying Entrepreneurship and Finance.

A senior at High Point University studying Business Administration, with minors in Marketing and Sales.