HYGIENIC TOILET BOWL WITH BUILT-IN FLUID RESERVOIR

Abstract

The invention relates to a latrine bowl (H) having a reservoir (R) in which the water to be used for flushing is stored. More specifically, it relates to a latrine bowl (H) with a self-contained reservoir (R) that allows the stored water to be transferred directly into the latrine bowl (H1) without the need for a third element.

Description

1 TARIFF HYGIENIC TOILET BOWL WITH BUILT-IN FLUID RESERVOIR Subject of the Invention The invention is a latrine with a reservoir in which the water to be used for washing is stored. It is related to. State of the Art Toilets and bathrooms frequently use toilet bowls and toilet seats. Both toilets... Both the stone surfaces and the toilets need to be cleaned after each use. In toilets, water is preferably collected in a reservoir for this purpose, and the user When the flushing system is activated, 15 liters of water enter the toilet bowl. It is emptied, thus ensuring the toilet bowl is flushed. The aforementioned The cistern is usually placed on top of the toilet, in contact with the toilet bowl. And the water in the reservoir is transferred directly to the toilet. Two different flushing systems can be used in toilets. The first of these systems is 20 These are systems where water is transferred directly from the clean water supply to the toilet bowl. Water flow through the systems is controlled by at least one valve. The other system is preferably... located near the ceiling, or in other words, quite high above the toilet bowl, and water is collected in a tank, mostly made of plastic, and depending on when it is triggered It is a system where the stored water is transferred to the toilet bowl. Both systems achieve the desired efficiency at 25. A wash could not be performed, and depending on the activation of the wash system, a high level of heat was detected. A certain level of noise is generated. In the known state of the art, the vast majority of latrine stones used contained washing water. It reaches the area around the toilet bowl via a channel, and through the holes located on the channel, the toilet 30 It flows into the stone. Because this canal structure is difficult to clean, 2 Pollution can occur in the area, leading to negative consequences in terms of hygiene. It is possible. Additionally, nowadays, toilet stones are not offered with a bidet system. Cleansing is usually done via a tap located near the toilet bowl. 5 This solution is provided because it is a traditional one that has failed to adapt to modern conditions. Besides being a solution, it is also not a hygienic solution. In addition to rinsing toilet stones with water after use, they can also be physically cleaned with a brush and... It may also need to be cleaned with a similar tool. For this reason, toilet bowls are usually cleaned with a 10-inch tool. A brush is included. The brush has no drainage system after use. Placing it in a container causes unwanted accumulations within the container, and This situation can lead to serious hygiene problems. Purpose of the Invention 15 The purpose of the invention is to create a self-contained toilet bowl that allows for washing after use. It is the development of a toilet stone with a reservoir. Another aim of the invention is to have an integrated reservoir so that the washing water is 20 It is the development of a latrine in which water is transferred directly from the reservoir to the latrine. Another purpose of the invention is to facilitate washing by transferring water directly from the reservoir to the toilet bowl. the efficiency is increased and the noise generated by the collision of water with the surface is reduced It is the development of a toilet stone that has been reduced in size. 25 Another purpose of the invention is to distribute the water in the reservoir to the halo chamber without channels. In other words, it was constructed as a toilet bowl without a water channel. The goal is to develop a hygienic toilet bowl. Another purpose of the invention is to create a toilet bowl into which a toilet brush can be placed. It is the development of a toilet bowl with a brush chamber that has a drain connection. 3 Explanation of the Figures Figure 1: Isometric view of the self-contained toilet bowl, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 2: Isometric view showing the reservoir seat. Figure 3: Isometric view of the reservoir and brush holder. 5 Figure 4: Front view of the self-contained toilet bowl, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 5: Cross-sectional view of the toilet bowl and the toilet bowl water line. Figure 6: Side view of the toilet bowl and reservoir. Figure 7: View of a latrine with an inclined foot contact surface. Figure 8: View of an application of the invention featuring a dispenser badge. 10 References H: Toilet stone H1: Toilet bowl 15 H2: Reservoir housing H3: Washer water inlet H4: Toilet bowl water line H5: Distributor set H6: Distributor badge 20 H7: Brush holder drain channel H8: Foot contact surface R: Reservoir R1: Bottom of the reservoir R2: Reservoir water outlet 25 R3: Brush Holder R4: Washing head R5: Washer head housing 4 Detailed Description of the Invention The invention is a toilet having a reservoir (R) in which the water to be used for washing is stored. It is related to the stone (H). More specifically, the water stored within it is transferred to a third element. 5 that will allow it to be transferred directly to the toilet bowl (H1) without needing to be transferred It relates to a toilet bowl (H) with a self-contained reservoir (R). In its most basic form, the invention is a device for cleaning the toilet bowl (H) of the toilet bowl (H1). At least one reservoir (R) located on the toilet stone (H) where the water to be transferred is stored and includes at least one reservoir socket (H2) on which the reservoir (R) is placed. 10 In a preferred application of the invention, the reservoir seat (H2) is behind the toilet bowl (H). in the section, in other words, the rear section of the toilet bowl (H1), in other words, the toilet It is located in the part of the stone (H) near the wall and therefore the reservoir (R) reservoir When positioned on the socket (H2), the reservoir (R) is also located at the back of the toilet stone (H) 15 It is located there. In a preferred application of the invention, the latrine stone (H) carries the water contained in the reservoir (R) to the toilet. It has at least one washing water inlet (H3) into which the water enters to be transported to the stone container (H1). In a preferred application of the invention, the washing water inlet (H3) mentioned is reservoir 20 It is located in the reservoir (H2). Similarly, the reservoir (R) is located inside the reservoir (R). at least one reservoir water outlet from which water exits to be transferred to the toilet bowl (H1) (R2) has. In a preferred application of the invention, the reservoir water outlet (R2) is at the bottom of the reservoir. It is located on the surface (R1). The water outlet of the reservoir (R2) is the reservoir (R) reservoir. When positioned in its housing (H2), it aligns with the washer water inlet (H3) and thus 25 R2 is a reservoir water outlet through which water passes from the reservoir (R) to the toilet bowl (H). In a preferred application of the invention, the toilet bowl (H) enters from the washing water inlet (H3). at least one toilet water line (H4) that carries water to the toilet bowl (H1) It has. In a preferred application of the invention, the toilet bowl water line (H4) mentioned is toilet bowl 30 It is a monolithic structure with (H). More specifically, it is a structure formed on the toilet stone (H). It is a structure. A preferred application of the invention is the water entering the toilet bowl line (H4) from the reservoir. It includes at least one dispensing set (H5) that enables distribution to the toilet bowl (H1). The subject is the distributor set (H5), the water in the toilet bowl water line (H4) and the toilet bowl reservoir (H1) a distributor that directs traffic to at least one side section and / or subsection It is a set (H5). The water is distributed by the washing water hitting the distributor set (H5), toilet bowl 5 It is directed onto the surfaces of the reservoir (H1) and thus ensures effective washing. Therefore, the distributor set (H5) opens into the toilet bowl (H1) of the toilet bowl water line (H4). It is located in section [section]. The aforementioned dispensing set is a preferred application of the invention. (H5) is a distribution set in a monolithic structure with the toilet stone (H). A preferred application of the invention is the water entering the toilet bowl line (H4) from the reservoir. It contains at least one dispenser badge (H6) that enables distribution to the toilet bowl (H1). In practice, the subject is the toilet bowl (H), into which the dispensing badge (H6) can be positioned. It has a small dispenser badge (H6) slot. The aforementioned dispenser badge (H6) slot is for toilet water. It is located in the section of line (H4) that opens to the toilet bowl (H1). The distributor in question is 15 The rosette (H6) ensures that the water in the toilet bowl water line (H4) flows into at least one side of the toilet bowl reservoir (H1). It is a dispensing badge (H6) that directs the user to the relevant section and / or subsection. Washing water strikes the distributor rosette (H6) and lands on the surfaces of the toilet bowl (H1). It is directed and thus effective washing is ensured. The invention is a preferred method. The distributor badge (H6) mentioned in the application is a distributor badge in a monolithic structure with the toilet bowl (H). 20 (H6). In a preferred application of the invention, the aforementioned dispenser badge (H6) is attached to the toilet bowl (H) It is a removable distributor badge (H6). A preferred application of the invention is the toilet bowl (H), or more specifically, the toilet stone. There must be at least one 25" space where the brush used for cleaning the container (H1) can be positioned. It has a brush holder (R3). In a preferred application of the invention, the brush holder (R3) is the reservoir (R). It is located on the reservoir. In a preferred application of the invention, the brush holder (R3) is on the reservoir. (R) is located on at least one of the side surfaces and / or the rear and / or front surfaces. In a preferred application of the invention, the brush holder (R3) is integral with the reservoir (R). In another preferred application of the invention, the brush holder (R3) can be separated from the reservoir (R) 30 It is a brush holder in the structure (R3). In a preferred application of the invention, the brush holder (R3) is made of plastic. or a brush holder made of ceramic (R3). 6 A preferred application of the invention is between the brush holder (R3) and the toilet bowl (H1), the brush holder The most effective way to convey solid and / or liquid waste from (R3) to the toilet bowl (H1). It has a small brush drain channel (H7). The aforementioned brush drain channel (H7) is the reservoir. When (R) is placed in the reservoir housing (H2), the brush holder (R3) will align with the drain outlet. It is a brush drain channel positioned as shown (H7). 5 A preferred application of the invention is to provide the user with a clean surface for personal hygiene or washing purposes. It has at least one washing head (R4) that enables the supply of water. The washing head in question (R4) can preferably be moved and transported to the desired point according to user needs. It is a washing nozzle (R4). The water of the said washing nozzle (R4) is preferably from the reservoir (R) 10 and / or a line carrying clean water from the toilet bowl (H) to the reservoir (R) and / or toilet bowl (H). It is provided via. In a preferred application of the invention, the reservoir (R) is placed on it. It has at least one washer head housing (R5) in which the washer head (R4) can be positioned. and the washer nozzle (R4) can be positioned in the said housing when it is not in use. Subject of the washing nozzle (R4) for cleaning and / or washing surfaces 15 It is a suitable washing head (R4). In a preferred application of the invention, the reservoir (R) depends on being triggered in different ways. It is a reservoir (R) that can transfer water of different volumes into the toilet bowl (H1). Example There are two different buttons that enable the water to be drained in one application, and 20 One of the buttons allows all the water in the reservoir (R) to be drained, while the other button... It allows some of the water in the reservoir (R) to be drained. In a preferred application of the invention, the contact of the user's feet during use The foot contact surface (H8) has an inclined structure. This incline ensures the user's health. It contributes to excretion.

Claims

7 REQUESTS 1. Self-contained reservoir (R) in which the water to be used for washing is stored. The hygienic toilet bowl (H) is designed for cleaning the toilet bowl (H1). At least one 5 is placed on the toilet stone (H) where the water to be transferred to the toilet stone (H) is stored. to the reservoir (R) and to at least one reservoir socket (H2) on which the reservoir (R) is placed It is having.

2. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to Claim 1, its feature is the reservoir. its socket (H2), the rear part of the toilet bowl (H), in other words, the toilet bowl chamber 10 (H1) is the presence of a reservoir housing (H2) located in the rear section.

3. The hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to claim 1 or 2, has the following characteristics: The toilet bowl (H) is used to transport water from the reservoir (R) to the toilet bowl (H1). It must have at least one washing water inlet (H3) to which it enters. 15 4. The self-contained reservoir (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to claim 3 has the characteristic of being as described. Wash water inlet (H3) is located in the reservoir housing (H2) It is the fact that.

5. Self-contained reservoir (R) hygienic toilet that meets any of the above requirements. The feature of the stone (H) is that the reservoir (R) contains the water for the toilet. It has at least one reservoir water outlet (R2) to which it discharges water into its reservoir (H1). It is the fact that.

6. The self-contained reservoir (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to claim 5 has the following features: The reservoir water outlet (R2) is located on the bottom surface of the reservoir (R1).

7. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 3-6. Its feature is that the reservoir water outlet (R2) is 30° from the reservoir (R) reservoir seat (H2). When positioned, it aligns with the wash water inlet (H3) and thus from the reservoir (R) is a reservoir water outlet (R2) through which water passes to (H) the toilet bowl. 8 8. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 3-7. Its characteristic is that the toilet bowl (H) is the water that enters from the washing water inlet (H3) into the toilet bowl. It must have at least one toilet bowl water line (H4) that allows water to be transported to the basin (H1).

9. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to claim 8, with specification 5 The water entering the toilet bowl (H) from the reservoir (R) flows through the toilet bowl chamber (H1). It must contain at least one dispensing set (H5) that enables its distribution.

10. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) in accordance with claim 9, its feature is the distributor. The water in the toilet bowl water line (H4) of the set (H5) must reach at least one 10°C of the toilet bowl reservoir (H1). a dispensing set that allows the distribution to be directed towards the side and / or bottom section (H5) is the case.

11. The hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to claim 9 or 10 has the following characteristics: 15 in the section of the distributor set (H5) that opens from the toilet bowl water line (H4) to the toilet bowl chamber (H1) It is a distributor set (H5) located there.

12. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 9-11. Its feature is that the dispensing set (H5) is a dispensing set (H5) that is integral with the toilet bowl (H). that is. 20 13. The hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to claim 8 has the following characteristics: The water entering the toilet bowl (H) from the reservoir (R) flows through the toilet bowl chamber (H1). It must contain at least one dispenser badge (H6) that enables its distribution.

14. The self-contained reservoir (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to claim 13 is characterized by its function as a toilet. At least one distributor badge (H6) can be positioned inside the stone (H). It has an (H6) socket.

15. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) in accordance with claim 14, its feature is dispenser 30 The rosette (H6) socket opens into the toilet bowl (H1) of the toilet bowl water line (H4). The section contains a dispenser badge (H6) slot. 9 16. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 13-15. Its feature is that the water in the toilet bowl water line (H4) reaches at least one toilet bowl reservoir (H1). a dispenser badge that directs it towards the side and / or bottom section (H6) is the case.

17. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of claims 13-16. Its feature is that the distributor rosette (H6) is a single piece with the toilet bowl (H). It is the fact that.

18. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 9-12. Its feature is that the dispensing set (H5) has no channel inside the toilet bowl (H1). without which the washing water is distributed inside the toilet bowl (H1) It is a distributor set (H5).

19. Self-contained sanitary toilet bowl (H) (R) conforming to any of the requirements 13-17. 15 Its feature is that the dispenser badge (H6) has no channel inside the toilet bowl (H1). without which the washing water is distributed inside the toilet bowl (H1) It is a distributor badge (H6).

20. Self-contained reservoir (R) hygienic toilet that meets any of the above requirements. The characteristic of the toilet stone (H) is that it is a toilet bowl (H1), or more specifically, a toilet bowl (H1). It has at least one brush holder (R3) on which the brush used for cleaning can be positioned. It is the fact that.

21. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to claim 20, its feature is that the brush holder is 25 (R3) is a brush holder (R3) located on the reservoir (R).

22. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) in accordance with claim 21, its feature is the brush holder. (R3) is a brush holder (R3) that is integral to the reservoir (R).

23. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to claim 20, its feature being the brush holder. (R3) is a brush holder (R3) that can be separated from the reservoir (R).

24. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 20-23. Its feature is that the brush holder (R3) is a brush holder (R3) made of plastic or ceramic. It is the fact that.

25. Self-contained sanitary toilet bowl (H) (R) conforming to any of the requirements 20-24. Its feature is that between the brush holder (R3) and the toilet bowl (H1), the solid inside the brush holder (R3) and / or at least one brush that ensures the transfer of liquid waste to the toilet bowl (H1). It has a drainage channel (H7).

26. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to claim 2 or 25, with specification 10 the mentioned brush drain channel (H7) to the reservoir (R) reservoir housing (H2) When installed, the brush holder (R3) is positioned to coincide with the drain outlet. It has a brush holder drain channel (H7).

27. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet that meets any of the above requirements 15 The feature of the stone (H) is that it provides the user with clean water for personal hygiene or washing purposes. It must have at least one washing head (R4) which enables it to be presented.

28. Hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) in accordance with claim 27, its feature is washing. The head (R4) is movable and can be moved to the desired point according to user needs. It has a portable washing head (R4).

29. The hygienic toilet bowl (H) with self-contained reservoir (R) conforming to claim 27 or 28 has the following characteristics: The flushing nozzle (R4) directs water through the reservoir (R) and / or toilet bowl (H) into the reservoir. (R) and / or a washing head supplied via the line carrying clean water to the toilet bowl (H) 25 (R4) is the case.

30. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 27-29. Its feature is that the reservoir (R) is the maximum height on which the washing head (R4) can be positioned. It has a small washing head housing (R5). 30 11 31. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of the requirements 27-30. Its feature is the washing head (R4), for cleansing and / or washing surfaces. It has a washing head (R4) that can be used for this purpose.

32. Self-contained reservoir (R) hygienic toilet 5 that meets any of the above requirements. The stone (H) is characterized by being the foot contact stone that the user's feet come into contact with during use. its surface (H8) has a sloping structure.

33. Self-contained reservoir (R) hygienic toilet that meets any of the above requirements. The feature is that the toilet (H) is triggered in different ways depending on the reservoir (R). The stone reservoir (H1) is a reservoir (R) that can transfer water in different volumes into the stone reservoir (H1).

34. Self-contained (R) hygienic toilet bowl (H) conforming to any of claims 13-16. Its feature is that the dispenser badge (H6) is a dispenser that can be attached to and removed from the toilet bowl (H). It is a badge (H6). 15

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