Urinal supplemental urine receptor

The auxiliary urine receiver directs urine into the water seal using a soft hose, addressing urinary stone deposition and splash-related unsanitary conditions, thus reducing water usage and cleaning costs.

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Application Number
JP2025002226U
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-06-18
Publication Date
2025-10-29
Estimated Expiration
2035-06-18

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Urine that runs down the walls of urinals leads to urinary stone deposition, requires frequent water flushing, and causes unsanitary conditions due to splashing and staining around the urinal, increasing cleaning costs.

Method used

An auxiliary urine receiver with a urination hole and a hose made of soft material is attached to the urinal to direct urine into the water seal, preventing direct contact with the urinal walls and reducing splashing.

Benefits of technology

Reduces the need for water flushing to prevent urinary stones and decreases cleaning frequency by containing urine splash, thereby lowering maintenance costs and maintaining hygiene.

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Abstract

To provide an auxiliary urine receiver for a urinal, which eliminates the need for running water to prevent adhesion of urinary stones to the wall of the urinal and eliminates the need for labor costs for cleaning caused by urine scattering outside the urinal frame. [Solution] The urinal auxiliary urine receiver 2 is a bucket-shaped, oval container that is attached to the center of the urinal with a magnet or suction cup 6 in a position to receive urine from the urinal wall. Urine 3, 4 received in the urinal auxiliary urine receiver 2 falls via hose 8 into the urinal water seal 9, preventing urinary stones from adhering to the urinal and reducing the need for flushing. Additionally, receiving urine at a high position prevents urine from splashing outside the urinal frame.
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Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This invention is concerned with reducing costs due to the dirt around urinals and urinals that are frequently used in public facilities. [Background technology]

[0002] When men urinate into a urinal, they do so towards the wall of the urinal, which is high up. The urine that drips down the wall of the urinal needs to be flushed with water to prevent it from staining the urinal yellow with urine stones. Also, when urinating, the urine flows forcefully down the wall of the urinal and falls onto the water seal of the urinal, but in rare cases it may miss the frame of the urinal and splash to the side. Later, the urine loses its force and the final drips of urine stain the floor outside the urinal, requiring frequent cleaning. Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0003] (1) Urine that runs down the walls of a urinal deposits urinary stones on the urinal. To prevent urinary stones from adhering, it is necessary to wash it with running water each time. People are being asked to reduce their water bills (2) Urinating outside the urinal frame makes the area around the urinal dirty, and in places with many users, frequent cleaning is required, leading to calls for a reduction in cleaning costs. (3) It is necessary to reduce unsanitary conditions caused by dirt around urinals. [Means for solving the problem]

[0004] To solve the above problem, this device attaches a bucket-shaped oval auxiliary urine receiver (2) made of plastic or other material to the central wall of an existing urinal. The auxiliary urine receiver for the urinal should be installed at the height at which urine is released, close to the human body. The solution to the problem (1) in

[0003] is A urination hole (7) is provided in the auxiliary urine receiver (2) of the urinal, and urine is dropped into the urinal water seal (9) using a hose (8) made of a thin, soft material such as aluminum sheet, so that urine does not directly hit the urinal (1) and urinary stones do not adhere to the urinal. The solution to the problems (2) and (3) in

[0003] is By catching urine at a high position in the auxiliary urinal receiver, it reduces the amount of urine splashing outside the urinal frame. In addition, by providing a dripping urine catcher (5), the last dripping urine (4) will not splash onto the floor outside the urinal frame. [Effects of the Invention]

[0005] Effect of (1) of

[0003] The auxiliary urinal receiver catches the urine when urinating, and the urine flows down through a hose from the auxiliary urinal receiver to the water seal of the urinal, so the urine does not directly hit the urinal and urinary stones do not adhere to the urinary walls. Therefore, there is no need to prevent urinary stones from adhering by running water, and the cost of running water can be reduced. (2) Effect of

[0003] By collecting urine at a high position, it is less likely that urine will splash outside the urinal frame, and urine will no longer fall directly onto the bottom of the urinal, preventing urine from splashing when it falls.By providing a dripping urine collection area, dirt around the urinal is reduced, cleaning frequency is reduced, and cleaning costs are reduced. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0006] An embodiment of the present invention will be described. The auxiliary urine receiver (2) is attached to an existing urinal (1) using a magnet or suction cup (6), and is attached in the center of the urinal at the same height and angle as when an average man urinates. Urine urinated into the auxiliary urine receiver (2) (3) falls from the urination hole (7) of the auxiliary urine receiver through a hose (8) made of a thin, soft material such as an aluminum sheet into the water seal (9) at the bottom of the urinal. At this time, the urine does not come into direct contact with the urinal, so urinary stones do not adhere to the urinal walls, reducing the need for flushing water to prevent urinary stones. In addition, by collecting urine at a high position in the auxiliary urine receiver, dirt caused by urine splashing can be prevented, and by providing a dripping urine receiving section (5), dirt around the urinal can be eliminated, reducing the frequency of cleaning. By using a thin, soft material such as aluminum sheet for the hose (8) between the auxiliary urine receiver and the water seal of the urinal, the hose adheres tightly after the urine passes through it, so there is no backflow of odor from the water seal (9). The urinal auxiliary urine receiver is made of plastic and can be attached using magnets or suction cups, making it cheap and easy to replace. Adding aesthetic appeal to the edge of the urinal auxiliary urine receptacle (Figure 3) with green leaves or pink artificial flowers will have a soothing effect. [Brief explanation of the drawings] [Figure 1] 1 is a side view showing an embodiment of the present invention; [Figure 2] A perspective view of the present invention [Figure 3] 1 is a diagram showing the best mode for carrying out the present invention; [Explanation of symbols] 1 urinal 2 Urinal auxiliary urine receiver 3. Urination 4 Dripping urine 5. Urine dripping catcher 6 Magnets or suction cups 7 Urinal auxiliary urine receiver urination hole 8 Hose 9 Urinal water seal 10 Artificial flowers and leaves

Claims

1. A urinal auxiliary urine receiver characterized by having a bucket-shaped oval container (2) attached to the center of the inside of the urinal.

2. 2. A urinal auxiliary urine receiver according to claim 1, characterized in that a hose (8) made of a thin and soft material is provided from the drain hole (7) to the urinal water seal port (9).

3. An auxiliary urine receiver for a urinal, characterized in that the device according to claim 1 is attached to the inner wall of the urinal with an easily replaceable magnet, suction cup, or the like (6).

4. An auxiliary urine receiver for a urinal according to claim 1, further comprising a dripping urine receiving portion (5).