DE8808832U1 - Feces - Box - Google Patents

Description

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EXcrement - STOCK / EXcrement - BOX

Necessity and application of my invention! Dear Sir or Madam!

In order to make the necessity of my invention understandable to you, I must first explain the field of application.

It is well known that dogs are the number one pet in many households. According to statistics, there are around 80,000 officially registered dogs in Berlin alone.

All of these dogs represent a very personal value for the individual owner. In most cases it is a close, loyal friendship between animal and human. But it is also often the case that the dog acts as a loyal companion, taking over the leadership and protection of disabled and elderly people day after day.

There are many more examples that could be given. One thing is certain, however: dogs have become a part of many families and are now indispensable.

It can be safely assumed that the number of dog owners will increase considerably over the course of the years.

As beautiful as these animals are, due to their large numbers they also bring with them a problem of pollution in front of streets and facilities that can no longer be ignored (Berlin approx. 50 - 60 t daily).

This pollution cannot be judged solely on the basis of visual cleanliness. A much more important point is health care.

Due to the increasing amount of dog excrement on our streets, germs find a very good breeding ground. They can develop and spread. Epidemics can spread, which would burden the public health system far beyond its borders.

Such a burden on the public sector would have very negative economic consequences.

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It is therefore urgently necessary that this pollution be stopped .

However, it is unreasonable for the city or the state to take on the responsibility of removing dog excrement and pass these costs on to all citizens via taxes.

This problem is caused solely by the dog owners and must therefore also be borne by this dog owner. In this case, two basic possibilities emerge:
1.) The dog tax would have to be increased enormously so that a municipal cleaning service, especially for the removal of dog excrement, can be maintained.

In this case, the dog tax would, according to rough estimates, amount to more than 1000,-&Ggr;&Mgr;.

These costs are not affordable for many dog owners.

2.) Dog owners are legally obliged to remove any pollution caused by their dogs immediately after it occurs.

In this case, the city/state will provide sufficient containers.

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The form shown in point 2 can be achieved as follows! The dog owner bathes in the inventions I offer.

Poop - STOCK 4 Poop - BOX

The poop stick, in combination with the poop box, is an attractive, practical and clean tool to meet the new legal requirements of dog owners in a clean and hygienic manner.

Application;

The K-stick with the K-box inserted is guided over the dog droppings. The hand lever h is then pulled to the handle 3. When closing, the gripper-shaped K-box picks up the dog droppings from the floor. In the end position, this K-box is firmly closed by the box lock k/$ .

The now neatly sealed K-Box can now be removed from the K-Stock and placed in a container provided for disposal.

With these inventions, I have created a clean and environmentally friendly option that is fair to all those involved and is reasonable for every dog owner in terms of cost and handling.

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The droppings box consists of two box halves connected by a folded edge (Figure 1/9). These are designed like grippers on the outside and are provided with gripping teeth (Figure 1/8).

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is working.

The lower edges of the two clamping frames of the manure stick are locked into these locking grooves with the help of the locking knobs.

If the hand lever of the manure stick is now operated, the clamping frames on the manure stick are pressed together in opposite directions. The manure box is locked in this way and closed. In the end position, the box lock (Figure 1/ h/ 5) located on the locking slats (Figure 1/2/3) comes into operation.

The box is now closed tightly and cleanly. It can now be removed from the dung heap and placed in a container for disposal.

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Poop - BOX

Reference symbols - List: Figure 1

1 = Box - Half

2 = Shutter blade, left.

3 = Shutter blade, right.

h = Box — locking, left, (box nose and locking opening)

5 = Box locking, right, (box nose and locking opening)

6 = locking slot for clamping frame,

7 = Locking studs for clamping frames.

8 = gripping gear adjustment;

9 = Fold edge

Claims (1)

■ * · ·· r · IS 13 »* · · · · a ! i Blati;: &ogr; KQT - BOX protection claims; Claim 1 Kot - Box characterized in that two box halves ( Figure 1 / 1 ) connected by a folded edge ( Figure 1 / 9 ) on the outside above the gripping teeth ( Figure 1 / 8 ) each have a locking groove ( Figure 5 / 6 ) and locking knobs ( Figure 1 / 7 ) incorporated. Claim 2 Manure box according to claim 1, characterized in that in the closed _position (end position) (Figure 5) in the overlapping part of the closure slats (Figure 1/2/3), on the right and left, a locking lug and a locking opening (Figure 1/ k/5) are incorporated convergingly.