A toilet brush that can be stored inside the toilet bowl without the need for a case

Abstract

This item is an example of a design for a "case-free toilet brush that can be stored inside the toilet bowl." This design is a partial design for the portion of the "case-free toilet brush that can be stored inside the toilet bowl," from the vicinity of the handle to the vicinity of the brush, including part or all of the hook portion. In this design, the "hook portion" refers to the portion that is attached to the top surface of the toilet bowl rim, and includes a portion that is not hook-shaped when a magnet is used. The item related to this design is a toilet brush primarily for cleaning the toilet bowl, and the portion from the vicinity of the handle to the vicinity of the brush, including part or all of the hook portion, is a thin, flat rod-like object twisted diagonally downward. This toilet brush is attached to the rim of the toilet bowl by the hook portion, and fits into the small gap between the toilet bowl and the toilet seat when the seat is lowered (the thickness of the toilet seat cushion, if any), keeping the height of the toilet seat from changing from side to side. When using magnets, a thin, flat magnet is provided in the hook portion, and another thin, flat magnet is also provided on the top surface of the toilet bowl, allowing the toilet brush to be attached to the toilet bowl by the magnetic force of the magnets. By flipping the toilet brush upside down, it can be placed on either the left or right edge of the toilet bowl, in which case the area near the brush portion can be used as a hook. Because this design is a partial design excluding the tip of the brush portion and the tip of the handle, it can also be used in models that can be installed on only one side. Furthermore, the handle and brush portion are designed to be arranged in a straight line, making it easy to operate when cleaning. By making the brush portion and handle portion straight or curved, it can be used in a variety of ways, and it can also be used for toilet brushes that already have a brush portion. While this structure is outside the scope of this design, the toilet brush that employs this design shown in the explanatory diagram for the use example has a mechanism on the handle and brush portion that allows a replacement brush to be inserted and connected to the designated position by pressing a button, and replacement brushes can be connected to either.

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