Use method of residual urine treatment tool
The residual urine treatment tool addresses the issue of urine adherence by using a tool to direct soiled paper into the toilet, maintaining hygiene and comfort during wiping.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2023223910
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-12-22
- Publication Date
- 2025-07-03
- Estimated Expiration
- 2043-12-22
AI Technical Summary
Conventional methods of wiping residual urine with toilet paper result in urine adhering to the hand, causing discomfort and uncleanliness.
A residual urine treatment tool is used with toilet paper wound around its left and right wing surfaces to wipe off urine, ensuring the soiled paper falls into the toilet and is flushed away, eliminating direct contact with urine.
The method effectively wipes residual urine without touching the soiled paper, maintaining hygiene and comfort by ensuring the contaminated paper is washed away.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to a method of using a residual urine treatment tool (1) for wiping residual urine around the urethral orifice after urination.
Background Art
[0002] Hitherto, for residual urine after urination, toilet paper was folded and held by hand to wipe, but urine sometimes adhered to the hand.
[0003] The method of using the residual urine treatment tool (1) is as follows: With the toilet paper (10) pulled out from the toilet paper holder (11), the bent portion (7) of the residual urine treatment tool (1) is directed to the left, the A end portion (5) and the B end portion are directed to the right and placed horizontally, and the toilet paper (10) is wound around the outer periphery near the bent portion (7) of the left wing surface (8) and the right wing surface (9) facing each other about 4 to 10 turns.
[0004] The residual urine around the urethral orifice after urination can be wiped off with the wound toilet paper (10).
Summary of the Invention
Problems to be Solved by the Invention
[0005] Conventionally, toilet paper was folded and held by hand to wipe residual urine, but urine adhered to the hand, which was unclean and uncomfortable.
Means for Solving the Problems
[0006] The residual urine is wiped off with the toilet paper (10) wound around the residual urine treatment tool (1). When the toilet paper (10) that has absorbed urine is held with both hands at the A end portion (5) and the B end portion and spread left and right, the toilet paper (10) will break and fall into the Western-style toilet (13), so it can be washed away with water.
Effects of the Invention
[0007] Toilet paper (10) can be wound around the outer peripheries of the left wing surface (8) and the right wing surface (9) facing the urine residue treatment tool (1) to wipe off the residual urine.
[0008] Toilet paper (10) is wound around the outer periphery near the bent portion (7) of the urine residue treatment tool (1) for about 4 to 10 rotations and then cut.
[0009] Use the toilet paper (10) wound around the urine residue treatment tool (1) to wipe off the residual urine around the urethral orifice after urination. When the toilet paper with urine is spread out with the A end (5) and the B end (6) to the left and right, the toilet paper (10) will break and fall into the Western-style toilet, and then it can be flushed. This is a method of using the urine residue treatment tool (1) that can process the residual urine without touching the toilet paper (1) with urine at all as described above.
Brief Description of the Drawings
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Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention
[0011] Figure 5 shows a method of using the urine residue treatment tool (1) showing an embodiment according to the present invention.
[0012] Figure 7 shows a method of using the urine-remaining treatment tool (1) to spread and break off the toilet paper (10) with urine at the A end (5) and the B end (6) of the urine-remaining treatment tool (1) left and right.
Explanation of symbols
Claims
【Claim 1】 In the plate with a thickness of 3 mm × width of 40 mm × length of 310 mm, when viewed from the top surface, there is a bending part (7) at a point near the center, 150 mm from the A end part (5) and 160 mm from the B end part (6) in the longitudinal direction connecting the A end part (5) and the B end part (6). The residual urine treatment device (1) is formed by being bent at this bending part (7) with the left wing surface (8) and the right wing surface (9) facing each other. The facing A end part (5) and B end part (6) are provided with a step according to the length so as to be easily opened and closed. As the material of this residual urine treatment device (1), a P-board sheet of a buffer material is used so as not to be painful even when it touches the body. Toilet paper (10) can be wound around the outer periphery where the left wing surface (8) and the right wing surface (9) are joined at a place closer to the bending part (7) of this residual urine treatment device (1). The toilet paper (10) wound around is used to wipe the residual urine after urination. The toilet paper (10) that has absorbed the residual urine can be torn by holding the A end part (5) and the B end part (6) with fingers and spreading them left and right, and then it will fall into the following Western toilet (13), so it can be drained later. It is a residual urine treatment device (1) that enables the treatment of residual urine without soiling the hands.
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