ES271585U - Device dispenser of disinfectant liquid for deposits of water of toilets. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Disinfectant liquid dispensing device for toilet water tanks, automatically operable and controllable by the rise and fall of water in said reservoir intermittently, characterized in that it is constituted by a bottle containing disinfectant liquid and arranged vertically having a neck dependent, a one-piece disinfectant receiving and dispensing cup that acts as a lid separable and axially and communicatively connected to said neck and having a raised bottom and a skirt-like wall portion surrounding said bottom and cooperates in defining a entrapment pocket, communication and compression of air, with a marginal edge portion of said bottom having a restricted air intake port communicating with said pocket, a correspondingly ascending air riser in said aligned cup and in register at its lower end by with said port and provided in s or upper end with an eccentric and restricted disposed air discharge port opening into the upper end of the receptacle portion of said cup, with a disinfectant conduit also constrained in said cup to a restricted intake opening located adjacent to the internal surface of the cup. Said bottom, the wall of said cup, at the upper closed end of said duct, an overflow and dispensing port of disinfectant, whereby when the water rises in said reservoir, after the reservoir has usually been discharged, trapped air and compressed in said pocket, and forced into the cup receptacle portion by means of the intake port, riser duct and discharge port, exerts pressure and compresses the disinfectant into the cup and forces a proportional amount of the disinfectant upwards of the duct and discharge into the reservoir water by means of said dispensing port, said cup having a neck that extends and hangs concentrically in its receptacle between and spaced duct on its side and the duct on a respective diametrically opposite side and ending near said bottom, whereby a minimum amount of disinfectant is contained in said cup, said cup being detachably connected to said neck and functioning as a bottle capsule and consequently allowing the bottle to be filled with a fresh supply of disinfectant from time to time. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)