CS198508B1 - Water vessel serving to economical and hygienic washing - Google Patents

Description

The invention solves the problem of allowing, with a minimum of water or possibly hot water, hygienic washing of the hands and face in conditions of running tap water, ie in conditions of the current cultural level. The application of the invention assumes the necessity of bringing water to the consumption room, which can be carried directly in the container, as in any other bucket.

So far, it is only possible to wash under running water conditions if running water is available. Otherwise, water is poured from the jug into a bucket or avalanche, washing hands, face, and then, depending on the degree of contamination, the lavor is flushed and more clean water is poured to rinse the face and hands. This procedure consumed at least three liters of water and the entire prooedure lasted considerably longer than the wash tank designed.

In MS. No. 20604 describes a washbasin in the form of a cabinet, in the upper part of which there is a reservoir and a measuring cup for water. By rotating the bowl provided with the tube around the pin on the front wall of the housing to a horizontal position, the rod with two rubber stoppers and a load ball is lifted through the tube to open the lower measuring cup opening and fill the bowl with water and close the tank opening. By tilting the bowl to its original position, the water from the bowl is poured into a bucket at the bottom of the box and by means of the load ball the opening of the measuring cup is closed and the tank opening is opened and the water flows into the measuring cup.

As can be seen from the above, the invention solves only the automatic filling and pouring of water from the bowl while maintaining a primitive method of washing in the lava and high water consumption.

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Another disadvantage is the minimum size of the bowl, which inevitably results in large water sprays on the floor during washing.

The water tank in the shape of a one-sided bucket e has an opening in the bottom, provided with an axial sleeve, which has openings at the bottom and which is closed by a weight valve to which the rod β is screwed by the control ball. The ball bar can be unscrewed, as the sleeve and the weights are secured against turning, allowing immediate delivery of water in the bucket without spilling. The tank is suspended at a reasonable height above the sink or lavor. By pressing the handful of ball, the handful is filled with water and the water flow is stopped by releasing the ball automatically. When washing with the designed tank, 7 to 8 water flows are used, ie a maximum of 1/2 l of water. In this case, the washing is carried out under the conditions of tap water or possibly hot water, with minimum consumption, thus saving water or hot water and achieving a higher cultural and hygienic washing level. The tightness of the closure is ensured by the sharp end of the seat, protruding above the bottom of the reservoir.

In the drawing, FIG. 1 shows a vertical section A-A of an embodiment according to the invention; and FIG.

partial plan view of the reservoir.

The reservoir is in the form of a bucket unilaterally flat to allow hanging of the reservoir on the wall. In the bottom of the reservoir, the opening 6 is closed by a valve 6 and actuated by means of a screw 6 with a ball 6 screwed to the valve.

By pressing the ball 6, the opening opens and allows water to drain. By releasing the ball 6, the opening 6 is closed by pressing the valve 6 with a weight 4 or a spring. The weight or spring is located in the axial sleeve 4 in the reservoir. The sleeve has flow holes 5 at the bottom, allowing water to flow into the outlet hole 4 and, in addition to the weight, has a vertical groove and a groove 10 which serves as a stop against rotation of the valve 4 when the rod 4 is screwed in.

This treatment allows the rod 6 to be unscrewed and the container to be handled like a normal bucket (without protruding rod) before taking up the water. To achieve a perfect seal, the saddle 8 with a sharp ending protrudes above the bottom of the reservoir.

The tank prototype was made of a plastic bucket. A round hole was cut into the bottom of the bucket, into which a modified plastic wheel (saddle) was glued. The plastic mouthpiece, after drilling the water drain hole, was screwed to the bottom of the bucket by the oentricules to the hole. The weights and the ball bar were made of brass. A short screw was screwed to prevent the valve weights from rotating when the rod was removed into the sleeve.

The reservoir according to the invention can be used where there is no water supply, or where there is a water supply, but due to lack of water (upper floors) or for other reasons the water supply is often interrupted. The reservoir can be used well in the countryside, for cottagers, in garages, in camping cars, in caravans and builders' offices, on trains in winter when the normal tank is not filled. The reservoir can also serve for filling various liquids into glass-like dishes, with the aid of an electric immersion cooker it is also possible to obtain hot water very easily.

Claims (1)

SUBJECT OF THE INVENTION Water tank for economical and hygienic washing, for hanging, consisting of a one-sided flat bucket with a hole in the bottom, closed by a valve with a weight, to which a removable ball-bar is attached, characterized in that the tank is at the outlet ) is provided with an axial sleeve (8) having flow holes (9) at the bottom of the reservoir (1) and in which a resilient closing valve body (4) with a weight (7) is mounted, to which a rod (5) β is screwed a control ball (6), wherein the sleeve (8) and the weight (7) and the flexible valve body (4) are secured to each other against rotation (10), the outlet opening (3) being provided with a seat (2) projecting above the bottom of the reservoir (1) ) with its sharp end.