I don't want my soap to run out.

Abstract

Soap dispensers are products that are touched hundreds of times throughout the day. Products that are not durable, frequently malfunction, or do not meet hygiene standards pose both health risks and incur continuous replacement costs. Therefore, the aim is to prevent the careless and excessive use of liquid soap and soap dispensers in the shared restrooms by our school students. A tank will be placed at the top of each sink in our school and connected to all sinks via plastic water pipes in a vascular system to ensure a continuous flow of liquid soap and prevent waste caused by the use of soap dispensers.

Description

1 TARIFF PREVENTS LIQUID SOAP WASTE AND ENSURES CONSTANT LIQUID SOAP IN SINKS. THE SYSTEM THAT ENABLES ITS DISCOVERY Technological Field: The liquid soap, which is used frequently by students, should be used in sufficient quantities and not run out. State of the Art: Liquid soap dispenser: The liquid soap dispenser, which has a capacity of one liter, is made of corrosion-resistant hard plastic material. It is a place where liquid soap is stored. Plastic pipe: These are 20mm PPRC pipes that carry the liquid soap from the soap dispenser to the taps in the sinks. Plastic faucet: The liquid soap, which is located in the liquid soap dispenser and comes in 20 mm PPRC plastic tubes, should not be touched by hand. Structures that provide and allow the soap to flow. Purpose of the Invention: Soap dispensers are items that are touched hundreds of times throughout the day. They are not durable and frequently malfunction. Products that do not meet or are not manufactured to hygiene standards pose both a health risk and a continuous problem. This incurs renovation costs. Therefore, a shared use purchase is made by our school students. The liquid soap and soap dispensers found in the sinks were carelessly and excessively inadequate. The aim is to prevent its use. 25. The main goal is to ensure that students have access to a sufficient amount of liquid soap, which is used frequently, and that it doesn't run out. using it and preventing unnecessary use 2 Figures: This invention can be further elaborated by way of illustration only, as referenced in the attached drawings. This is how it is depicted in these drawings; Figure 1 / 1 General view of the central liquid soap system. The diagrams that will help to understand this invention are shown in the attached images. They are numbered and their names are given below. References: 1. Liquid soap dispenser. 2. Plastic pipe. 3. Plastic tap. 4. Handcuffs. 5. Elbow pore. Description of the invention: Liquid soaps that run out quickly due to careless use can then be passed on to future students. The aim is to prevent them from becoming unusable. Soap dispensers are touched hundreds of times throughout the day. These are products that are not durable, frequently malfunction, or do not meet hygiene standards. These products pose both health risks and incur continuous replacement costs. Therefore... The liquid found in the shared sinks used by our school students preventing the careless and excessive use of soaps and soap dishes The aim is to place a tank at the highest point of the sinks in our school. Plastic water pipes are installed in all sinks via a vascular system, providing a continuous supply of liquid. to ensure soap flow and prevent waste caused by the use of soap dispensers The goal is to replace it with a new system. This system saves on liquid soap and eliminates the need for constantly breaking soap dispensers. plans are being made to prevent this and to ensure the continuity of soap, which is essential for hygiene. to provide.

Claims

1 REQUESTS 1. The invention is a plastic tank placed at the very top of the sinks in our school. water pipes are installed in all sinks via a vascular system, providing a continuous supply of liquid. to ensure soap flow and prevent waste caused by the use of soap dispensers It is related to passing through; Liquid soap dispenser (1), plastic pipe (2), plastic tap (3), clamp (4), elbow pore (5) 2. According to Claim 1, the Invention is a device placed at the highest point of the sinks in our school. The tank is installed to all sinks via a vascular system using plastic water pipes. to ensure a constant flow of liquid soap and to minimize waste caused by the use of soap dispensers It is related to preventing; it is characterized by a liquid soap dispenser (1).

3. According to Claim 1, the Invention is a device placed at the highest point of the sinks in our school. The tank is installed to all sinks via a vascular system using plastic water pipes. to ensure a constant flow of liquid soap and to minimize waste caused by the use of soap dispensers It is related to preventing; it is characterized by plastic pipe (2).

4. According to Claim 1, the Invention is a device placed at the highest point of the sinks in our school. The tank is installed to all sinks via a vascular system using plastic water pipes. to ensure a constant flow of liquid soap and to minimize waste caused by the use of soap dispensers It is related to preventing; it is characterized by a plastic tap (3).

5. According to Claim 1, the Invention is a device placed at the highest point of the sinks in our school. The tank is installed to all sinks via a vascular system using plastic water pipes. to ensure a constant flow of liquid soap and to minimize waste caused by the use of soap dispensers It is related to preventing; it is characterized by handcuffs (4).

6. According to Claim 1, the Invention is a device placed at the highest point of the sinks in our school. The tank is installed to all sinks via a vascular system using plastic water pipes. to ensure a constant flow of liquid soap and to minimize waste caused by the use of soap dispensers It is related to preventing; it is characterized by an elbow pipe (5).