Sterilization assembly of sanitary ware and sanitary ware

Abstract

The utility model discloses a sterilization assembly of sanitary ware. The sterilization assembly comprises a shunt valve (12), an overflowing type electrolyzer (14), an atomizer (16) and a control valve (18). The shunt valve is provided with a water inlet (122), a sterilization water outlet (124) and a flushing water outlet (126), and the shunt valve controls the water inlet to be communicated with the sterilization water outlet and / or the flushing water outlet. And the overflowing electrolyzer is connected with the sterilization water outlet through a pipeline. The atomizer is connected with the flow type electrolyzer through a pipeline so as to obtain and atomize the electrolyte electrolyzed by the flow type electrolyzer and generate atomized steam. An output side pipeline of the control valve is connected with a cleaning device of the sanitary ware, and an input side pipeline of the control valve is connected with the flushing water outlet and the atomizer so as to control the cleaning device to be communicated with the flushing water outlet to obtain water flow or communicated with the atomizer to obtain atomized steam. The sterilization assembly is small in occupied space, large in sterilization area, good in sterilization effect, safe to use and low in production and use cost. The utility model further provides the sanitary ware.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present application relates to a sterilization component, and in particular to a sterilization component for sanitary ware. The present application also relates to a sanitary ware having the above sterilization component. Background Art

[0002] Users have increasingly higher demands for hygiene in sanitary ware such as toilets and urinals. Existing sanitary ware is equipped with various forms of sterilization devices. For example, electrolyzed water contains hypochlorous acid with a sterilization function. Existing sanitary ware uses electrolyzed water to achieve sterilization.

[0003] In actual products, there are many factors to consider when setting up a sterilization device, such as production and use costs, space layout, sterilization effect, sterilization area, safety, etc. The sterilization devices of existing sanitary ware cannot balance the above factors well. Summary of the invention

[0004] In view of the above problems, the present application discloses a sterilization component for sanitary ware, which occupies a small space, has low production and use costs, has a large sterilization area, has a good sterilization effect, is safe to use, and can achieve mutual coordination between sterilization and flushing operations.

[0005] The present application also discloses a sanitary ware having the above-mentioned sterilization component, which has a large sterilization area and good sterilization effect.

[0006] In order to achieve the above objectives, this application adopts the following technical solutions:

[0007] The present application provides a sterilization component for sanitary ware, which has a cleaning device, and the sterilization component includes a water diverter valve, a flow-through electrolyzer, an atomizer, and a control valve. The input side of the water diverter valve has a water inlet that can be connected to an external water source, and the output side of the water diverter valve has a sterilization outlet and a flushing outlet. The water diverter valve can control the water inlet to connect to the sterilization outlet and / or the flushing outlet. The flow-through electrolyzer can be connected to the sterilization outlet by a pipeline. The atomizer can be connected to the flow-through electrolyzer by a pipeline to obtain and atomize the electrolyte after electrolysis by the flow electrolyzer, and generate atomized steam. The output side of the control valve can be connected to the cleaning device of the sanitary ware by a pipeline, and the input side of the control valve can be connected to the flushing outlet and the atomizer by a pipeline to control the cleaning device of the sanitary ware to connect to the flushing outlet to obtain water flow or to connect to the atomizer to obtain atomized steam.

[0008] Since the sterilization component achieves sterilization through atomized steam with hypochlorous acid, the sterilization area is large, the sterilization effect is good, and the use is safe. In addition, the sterilization component occupies a small space as a whole, and the production and use costs are low. In addition, the structural combination of the sterilization component can make the sterilization operation and the flushing operation cooperate with each other.

[0009] In an illustrative embodiment of a sterilization component of a sanitary ware, the atomizer includes an atomization box and an atomization module. A liquid inlet chamber and an atomization chamber are formed in the atomization box, the liquid inlet chamber has a liquid inlet for obtaining electrolyte, the atomization chamber has a mist outlet, the mist outlet can be connected to a control valve by a pipeline, and the atomization box is also formed with an electrolyte channel connecting the liquid inlet chamber and the atomization chamber, so that the electrolyte can be isolated from the gas communication between the liquid inlet chamber and the atomization chamber through the electrolyte channel. The atomization module is arranged in the atomization chamber to generate atomized steam in the atomization chamber.

[0010] In an illustrative embodiment of the sterilization component of the sanitary ware, the atomizer further comprises a blowing device, which can blow air into the atomization chamber to blow the atomized steam out of the mist outlet to provide the atomized steam more quickly.

[0011] In an exemplary embodiment of the sterilization component of sanitary ware, a partition is provided in the atomizing box, the partition divides the cavity in the atomizing box into a liquid inlet chamber and an atomizing chamber, and the interval between the partition and the inner wall of the atomizing box forms an electrolyte channel. The above structure is simple and occupies little space.

[0012] The present application also provides a sanitary ware, which comprises a cleaning device and the above-mentioned sterilization component. The output side of the control valve of the sterilization component can be connected to the cleaning device through a pipeline.

[0013] In an illustrative embodiment of the sanitary ware, the sanitary ware is a toilet, the cleaning device is a toilet spray gun, the toilet includes a toilet seat, the toilet seat forms a toilet bowl cavity, and the spray gun is arranged on the toilet seat and can extend into the toilet bowl cavity.

[0014] In an illustrative embodiment of the sanitary ware, the toilet further comprises a mist outlet capable of communicating with the toilet bowl cavity, and the atomizer is connected to the mist outlet pipeline.

[0015] In an illustrative embodiment of the sanitary ware, the toilet includes a toilet cover assembly arranged on the toilet seat, the toilet cover assembly includes a toilet seat ring and a toilet cover capable of covering the toilet seat ring, and the toilet seat ring is provided with a spray gun inlet and outlet and a mist outlet for extending a spray gun.

[0016] In an illustrative embodiment of the sanitary ware, the sanitary ware is a urinal, and the cleaning device is a flushing nozzle. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Various other advantages and benefits will become apparent to those skilled in the art by reading the detailed description of the preferred embodiment below. The accompanying drawings are only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiment and are not to be considered as limiting the present application. Moreover, the same reference symbols are used throughout the drawings to represent the same components. In the drawings:

[0018] Figure 1A structural schematic diagram for illustrating a schematic implementation of a sterilization component for sanitary ware.

[0019] Figure 2 A structural diagram for illustrating an illustrative embodiment of a toilet.

[0020] Figure 3 A schematic structural diagram for illustrating another exemplary implementation of a sterilization component for sanitary ware.

[0021] Figure 4 A structural schematic diagram for illustrating another exemplary embodiment of a toilet.

[0022] Figure 5 A schematic structural diagram for illustrating an exemplary embodiment of a urinal.

[0023] Figure 6 A flow chart for illustrating a schematic implementation of a method for sterilizing sanitary ware.

[0024] Description of labels:

[0025] 10 Sterilization components

[0026] 12 Water diverter valve

[0027] 122 water inlet

[0028] 124 Sterilization outlet

[0029] 126 flushing outlet

[0030] 14 Flow-through electrolyzer

[0031] 16 Atomizer

[0032] 161 Electrolyte channel

[0033] 162 atomization box

[0034] 163 Liquid inlet chamber

[0035] 164 Liquid inlet

[0036] 165 Spray Chamber

[0037] 166 Mist outlet

[0038] 167 partition

[0039] 168 atomization module

[0040] 169 Blowing device

[0041] 18 Control valve

[0042] 20 Toilet Seat

[0043] 22 Toilet cavity

[0044] 30 Toilet Seat Assembly

[0045] 31 Toilet Seat

[0046] 312 mist outlet

[0047] 313 cleaning device

[0048] 314 spray gun entrance and exit

[0049] 32 Toilet Seat DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0050] In order to make the purpose, technical solution and advantages of the present application clearer, the technical solution of the present application will be clearly and completely described below in combination with the specific embodiments of the present application and the corresponding drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present application, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the present application, all other embodiments obtained by knob technicians in the field without making creative work are within the scope of protection of the present application.

[0051] In this document, “exemplary” means “serving as an example, instance or illustration”, and any diagram or implementation described in this document as “exemplary” should not be interpreted as a more preferred or more advantageous technical solution.

[0052] In order to simplify the drawings, only the parts related to the present application are schematically shown in each figure, and they do not represent the actual structure of the product. In addition, in order to simplify the drawings and facilitate understanding, in some figures, only one of the parts with the same structure or function is schematically drawn or marked.

[0053] The technical solutions provided by various embodiments of the present application are described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0054] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of a schematic implementation scheme of a sterilization component for sanitary ware is provided. Figure 1 As shown, the sterilization assembly 10 of the sanitary ware includes a water diversion valve 12 , an overflow electrolyzer 14 , an atomizer 16 and a control valve 18 .

[0055] Among them, the water inlet of the water diverter valve 12 is the input side, and the water outlet of the water diverter valve 12 is the output side. The water diverter valve 12 has a water inlet 122 on its input side, and the water inlet 122 can be connected to a water source. The output side of the water diverter valve 12 has two water outlets, namely a sterilization outlet 124 and a flushing outlet 126. The water diverter valve 12 can control the connection relationship between the water inlet 122 and the sterilization outlet 124 and the flushing outlet 126. Specifically, the water inlet 122 can be controlled to be connected only to the sterilization outlet 124, or the water inlet 122 can be controlled to be connected only to the flushing outlet 126, or the water inlet 122 can be controlled to be connected to the sterilization outlet 124 and the flushing outlet 126 at the same time, so as to realize different working requirements of sanitary ware.

[0056] The flow-through electrolyzer 14 can be connected to the sterilizing water outlet 124 through a pipeline, and can electrolyze the water flowing through it to produce electrolyzed water containing hypochlorous acid.

[0057] The atomizer 16 can be connected to the overflow electrolyzer 14 via a pipeline so as to obtain electrolyzed water electrolyzed by the overflow electrolyzer 14 , and the atomizer 16 can atomize the electrolyzed water to generate atomized steam.

[0058] The control valve 18 is similar to the water diverter valve 12, and also has an input side and an output side. The input side of the control valve 18 can be connected to the flushing outlet 126 of the water diverter valve 12 through a pipeline, and can also be connected to the atomizer 16 through a pipeline. The output side of the control valve 18 can be connected to the cleaning device 313 of the sanitary ware through a pipeline (the dotted line structure in the figure). By controlling the control valve 18, the cleaning device 313 of the sanitary ware can be controlled to connect to the flushing outlet 126 of the water diverter valve 12 to obtain the flushing water flow flowing out of the flushing outlet 126; the cleaning device 313 of the sanitary ware can also be controlled to connect to the atomizer 16 to obtain the atomized steam generated by the atomizer.

[0059] The above-mentioned sanitary ware can be various types of sanitary ware, such as toilets, urinals, etc. Taking the toilet as an example, the cleaning device 313 of the sanitary ware is a toilet spray gun. The sterilization component can be placed in the toilet and assembled together with the toilet spray gun of the toilet. When the toilet spray gun is needed to provide cleaning water flow, the water inlet 122 and the flushing outlet 126 of the water diverter valve 12 can be controlled to be connected, and the toilet spray gun of the toilet can be connected only to the flushing outlet 126 of the water diverter valve 12 through the control valve 18, so that the flushing water flow will flow to the control valve 18 through the flushing outlet 126 of the water diverter valve 12, and flow to the toilet spray gun through the control valve 18. Figure 2 The toilet shown in the figure, in the embodiment shown in the figure, the sanitary ware is provided with Figure 1 The toilet spray gun extends out of the inlet and outlet 314, and the toilet spray gun extending out of the inlet and outlet 314 can perform flushing work for the user after obtaining the flushing water flow.

[0060] When the toilet needs to be sterilized, the water inlet 122 of the water diverter valve 12 can be controlled to be connected to the sterilization outlet 124. At this time, the water will flow through the sterilization outlet 124 to the over-flow electrolyzer 14 to electrolyze the water to produce electrolyzed water with hypochlorous acid. The electrolyzed water flows into the atomizer 16 and is atomized into atomized steam. At this time, the control valve 18 is also controlled to connect the toilet spray gun of the toilet with the atomizer 16. The atomized steam generated by the atomizer 16 will be transported to the toilet spray gun and enter the toilet bowl cavity 22 through the toilet spray gun. See Figure 2 During the sterilization process of the toilet bowl cavity 22 by the atomized steam, the toilet lid is closed, so that the atomized steam will be enclosed in the toilet bowl cavity 22, and the atomized steam with hypochlorous acid can contact every corner of the toilet bowl cavity 22, including the surface of the toilet spray gun, to achieve efficient sterilization.

[0061] Since the above-mentioned sterilization component achieves sterilization through atomized steam containing hypochlorous acid, it has a large sterilization area and a good sterilization effect, and due to the weak acidity of hypochlorous acid, it will not cause safety hazards to users. In addition, the above-mentioned sterilization component is designed based on the cleaning device system of the sanitary ware itself. Without affecting the flushing work of the cleaning device, the flushing water (tap water) used by the cleaning device is used to produce atomized steam for sterilization. The overall space occupied by the sterilization component is small, which is conducive to the space design inside the sanitary ware and has low production cost. In addition, the above-mentioned sterilization component does not require additional sterilization raw materials, and theoretically can be sterilized repeatedly indefinitely, with low cost of use.

[0062] In addition, it should be noted that due to the combination of the above-mentioned sterilization component and the flushing system of the cleaning device, the overall use is more flexible and can adapt to different usage requirements. First, the water inlet 122 is controlled by the water diverter valve 12 to connect to the sterilization outlet 124 alone to achieve the sterilization operation, or the water inlet 122 is controlled to connect to the flushing outlet 126 alone to achieve the flushing operation. The above has been described in detail and will not be repeated here. However, the sterilization component of the present application can also realize the mutual coordination of the sterilization operation and the flushing operation in the actual working process. For example, the water diverter valve 12 can make the water inlet 122 connect to the sterilization outlet 124 and the flushing outlet 126 at the same time. At this time, the control valve 18 is used to connect the cleaning device 313 and the flushing outlet 126 to achieve the flushing operation. During this time period, the water flowing to the sterilization outlet 124 will flow to the flow-through electrolyzer 14 and the atomizer 16 and then become atomized steam for standby. After the user has used the cleaning device, if the sanitary ware senses that the user has left, the control valve 18 can be directly connected to the cleaning device 313 and the atomizer 16 to sterilize with atomized steam. Of course, according to the sterilization needs, the sterilization operation can also be achieved separately by the above-mentioned sterilization component.

[0063] exist Figure 1In the embodiment of the sterilization assembly of the sanitary ware shown, the atomizer 16 further includes an atomization box 162 and an atomization module 168. A liquid inlet chamber 163 and an atomization chamber 165 are formed in the atomization box 162. The liquid inlet chamber 163 has a liquid inlet 164 for obtaining electrolyte. The electrolyte after electrolysis by the flow electrolyzer 14 will flow into the liquid inlet chamber 163 through the liquid inlet 164 and be stored in the liquid inlet chamber 163. The atomization chamber 165 has a mist outlet 166, which can be connected to the control valve 18 by pipeline, and an atomization module 168 is arranged in the atomization chamber 165.

[0064] An electrolyte channel 161 is formed in the atomizing box 162 to connect the liquid inlet chamber 163 and the atomizing chamber 165. The electrolyte in the liquid inlet chamber 163 flows into the atomizing chamber 165 through the electrolyte channel 161, so that the atomizing module 168 can atomize the electrolyte flowing into the atomizing chamber 165 to generate atomized steam. After the electrolyte immerses (fills) the electrolyte channel 161, it is equivalent to cutting off the gas connection between the liquid inlet chamber 163 and the atomizing chamber 165, so that the atomized steam generated in the atomizing chamber 165 will not flow into the liquid inlet chamber 163, but can only be discharged from the mist outlet 166.

[0065] The atomizer 16 is cleverly designed to effectively generate atomized steam with hypochlorous acid, and the atomized steam is discharged only from the mist outlet 166 as needed. It should be noted that the atomizer 16 itself has a storage function for the electrolyte, and hypochlorous acid itself is unstable, so after the electrolyte is stored for a certain period of time, the concentration of hypochlorous acid in the electrolyte will change accordingly, so in some cases, the atomizer 16 can be controlled to generate corresponding atomized steam according to the use requirements of the hypochlorous acid concentration.

[0066] exist Figure 1 In the embodiment of the sterilization assembly of sanitary ware shown, a partition 167 is provided in the atomizing box 162, and the cavity in the atomizing box 162 is divided into the liquid inlet chamber 163 and the atomizing chamber 165 by the partition 167, and the electrolyte channel 161 is formed by the partition 167 and the inner wall of the atomizing box 162. The above structure is simple and occupies little space.

[0067] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of another exemplary embodiment of a sterilization component for sanitary ware is shown. Figure 3 As shown, the atomizer 16 further includes a blowing device 169, which can blow air into the atomization chamber 165 so that the atomized steam can be blown out of the mist outlet 166 more quickly.

[0068] The present application also provides a sanitary ware, which includes a cleaning device 313 and the above-mentioned sterilization component 10, wherein the output side of the control valve 18 can be connected to the cleaning device 313 by a pipeline. In a more specific embodiment, the sanitary ware can be, for example, Figure 2 The toilet shown, wherein the cleaning device 313 is a toilet spray gun.

[0069] like Figure 2 In the embodiment shown, the toilet includes a toilet seat 20, which is formed with a toilet bowl cavity 22. The toilet spray gun is disposed on the toilet seat 20 and can extend into the toilet bowl cavity 22 (e.g., through Figure 2 The spray gun inlet and outlet 314 extends into the toilet cavity 22). The sanitary ware also includes Figure 1 In the sterilization assembly 10 shown, the output side of the control valve 18 of the sterilization assembly 10 can be connected to the toilet spray gun of the toilet through a pipeline. Among them, the water inlet 122 of the water diversion valve 12 of the sterilization assembly 10 can be connected to the water source outside the toilet through a pipeline or to the water tank of the toilet through a pipeline.

[0070] Figure 4 It is another embodiment of the toilet, such as Figure 4 As shown, the toilet also includes a mist outlet 312 connected to the toilet bowl cavity 22, and the mist outlet 312 can also be connected to the atomizer 16 pipeline of the sterilization component 10, see Figure 3 For example, the atomizer 16 can be connected to the control valve 18 and the mist outlet 312 through a three-way pipe. After adopting this design, the atomized steam generated by the atomizer 16 can not only enter the toilet bowl cavity 22 through the toilet spray gun, but also enter the toilet bowl cavity 22 through the mist outlet 312. This design not only increases the number of entry channels for the sterilizing atomized steam, but also makes the use of the sterilization component more flexible.

[0071] exist Figure 4 In the illustrated embodiment, the toilet further comprises a toilet cover assembly 30 disposed on the toilet seat 20, and the toilet cover assembly 30 comprises a toilet seat 31 and a toilet cover 32 capable of covering the toilet seat 31. The toilet seat 31 is provided with a spray gun inlet and outlet 314 and a mist outlet 312 for the toilet spray gun to extend.

[0072] In a more specific embodiment, the sanitary ware may also be a urinal, for example, see Figure 5 , wherein the cleaning device 313 can be a flushing nozzle of a urinal, Figure 1 or Figure 3 The output side of the control valve 18 of the sterilization assembly shown can be connected to a flushing nozzle by pipes.

[0073] The present application also provides a method for sterilizing sanitary ware, such as Figure 6 As shown, sterilization methods include:

[0074] Step S11: Detecting that the user sits on the toilet seat, proceeding to step S12;

[0075] Step S12: Control the water diversion valve 12 to connect the water inlet 122 to the sterilization water outlet 124. Figure 3 It should be noted that this action does not affect the water diversion valve 12, and the water inlet 122 can be connected to the flushing outlet 126, and then enter step S13;

[0076] Step S13: Control the over-flow electrolyzer 14 to start working and work for the first preset time to start producing electrolyte. Figure 3 , then enter S14;

[0077] Step S14: Detect whether the toilet lid is in the closed state. If it is closed, the toilet cavity 22 is in a closed state (the toilet lid 32 and the toilet cavity 22 can be seen at the same time). Figure 4 ), then go to step S15, if it is not covered, continue testing.

[0078] Step S15: Control the toilet spray gun to extend out of the spray gun outlet 314 and drain the liquid in its connecting pipe. Figure 4 , proceed to step S16;

[0079] Step S16: Control the control valve 18 to connect the toilet spray gun to the atomizer 16, and refer to Figure 3 , then proceed to step S17;

[0080] Step S17: Control the atomizer 16 to work for a second preset time, and refer to Figure 3 At this time, the atomized steam generated by the atomizer 16 can be provided to the toilet spray gun and the mist outlet 312 at the same time, see Figure 4 At this time, the sterilizing atomized steam enters the toilet bowl cavity 22 through the toilet spray gun and the mist outlet 312, and sterilizes the interior of the closed toilet bowl cavity 22, and then enters step S18;

[0081] Step S18: Control the toilet spray gun to retract the spray gun inlet and outlet 314, and the sterilization operation is completed. Those skilled in the art will understand that before step S18, the toilet seat can also be dried to facilitate the next use.

[0082] The above-mentioned sterilization method for sanitary ware can achieve the sterilization work of the toilet bowl cavity 22 and the toilet spray gun.

[0083] The above is only a specific implementation of the present application. Under the above teachings of the present application, those skilled in the art can make other improvements or modifications based on the above embodiments. Those skilled in the art should understand that the above specific description is only to better explain the purpose of the present application, and the protection scope of the present application shall be based on the protection scope of the claims.

Claims

1. A sterilizing assembly for a sanitary ware, the sanitary ware having a cleaning device (313), characterized in that: The sterilization component (10) comprises: A water diversion valve (12), wherein the input side of the water diversion valve (12) is provided with a water inlet (122) capable of being connected to a water source, and the output side of the water diversion valve (12) is provided with a sterilization water outlet (124) and a flushing water outlet (126), and the water diversion valve (12) is capable of controlling the water inlet (122) to be connected to the sterilization water outlet (124) and / or the flushing water outlet (126); A flow-through electrolyzer (14) capable of being connected to the sterilizing water outlet (124) via a pipeline; an atomizer (16) which can be connected to the over-flow electrolyzer (14) via a pipeline so as to obtain and atomize the electrolyte after electrolysis by the over-flow electrolyzer (14) and generate atomized steam; A control valve (18), wherein the output side of the control valve (18) can be connected to the cleaning device (313) of the sanitary ware through a pipeline, and the input side of the control valve (18) can be connected to the flushing water outlet (126) and the atomizer (16) through a pipeline, so as to control the cleaning device (313) of the sanitary ware to connect to the flushing water outlet (126) to obtain water flow or to connect to the atomizer (16) to obtain atomized steam.

2. The sterilization component according to claim 1, characterized in that: The atomizer (16) comprises: An atomizing box (162), wherein a liquid inlet chamber (163) and an atomizing chamber (165) are formed in the atomizing box (162), wherein the liquid inlet chamber (163) has a liquid inlet port (164) for obtaining electrolyte, and the atomizing chamber (165) has a mist outlet (166), wherein the mist outlet (166) can be connected to the control valve (18) through a pipeline, and the atomizing box (162) also has an electrolyte channel (161) communicating with the liquid inlet chamber (163) and the atomizing chamber (165), so that the electrolyte can pass through the electrolyte channel (161) to isolate the gas communication between the liquid inlet chamber (163) and the atomizing chamber (165); An atomization module (168), wherein the atomization module (168) is disposed in the atomization chamber (165) to generate atomization steam in the atomization chamber (165).

3. The sterilization component according to claim 2, characterized in that: A partition (167) is provided in the atomization box (162), and the partition (167) divides the cavity in the atomization box (162) into the liquid inlet chamber (163) and the atomization chamber (165), and the interval between the partition (167) and the inner wall of the atomization box (162) forms the electrolyte channel (161).

4. The sterilization component according to claim 2, characterized in that: The atomizer (16) further comprises a blowing device (169), wherein the blowing device (169) is capable of blowing air into the atomization chamber (165) to blow the atomized steam out of the mist outlet (166).

5. Sanitary ware, characterized in that, The sanitary ware includes: a cleaning device (313); and According to the sterilization component (10) as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 4, the output side of the control valve (18) can be connected to the cleaning device (313) through a pipeline.

6. The sanitary ware according to claim 5, characterized in that: The sanitary ware is a toilet, the cleaning device (313) is a toilet spray gun, and the toilet comprises: A toilet seat (20) is formed with a toilet bowl cavity (22), and the toilet spray gun is arranged on the toilet seat (20) and can extend into the toilet bowl cavity (22).

7. The sanitary ware according to claim 6, characterized in that: The toilet also includes a mist outlet (312) capable of communicating with the toilet bowl cavity (22), and the atomizer (16) is connected to the mist outlet (312) through a pipeline.

8. The sanitary ware according to claim 7, characterized in that: The toilet comprises a toilet cover assembly (30) arranged on the toilet seat (20), the toilet cover assembly (30) comprising a toilet seat (31) and a toilet cover (32) capable of covering the toilet seat (31), the toilet seat (31) being provided with a spray gun inlet and outlet (314) for the toilet spray gun to extend out and the mist outlet (312).

9. The sanitary ware according to claim 5, characterized in that: The sanitary ware is a urinal, and the cleaning device (313) is a flushing nozzle.

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