GB2343463A

GB2343463A - Disposable toilet bowl liner

Info

Publication number: GB2343463A
Application number: GB9921714A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Fulgencio Gonzalez Olmos
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1998-09-25
Filing date: 1999-09-14
Publication date: 2000-05-10
Anticipated expiration: 2019-09-14
Also published as: DE29915833U1; GB9921714D0; ES1041387U; NL1013066A1; FR2783695A1; NL1013066C2; GB2343463B; ES1041387Y

Abstract

A disposable toilet bowl liner made from cellulose or other appropriate material, suitably stamped and having an oval shape, adaptable to a sump neck and which is manually arranged in the bottom of the toilet by the user him/herself to collect the feces on falling.

Description

2343463 SLIDING TOWEL FOR TOILETS The present invention refers to a

sliding towel for toilets made from a cellulose towel or any other suitable material, suitably shaped for its adaptation to the toilet sump, collecting the falling feces when evacuated, hence preventing stains.

This invention is applicable to the hygiene product industry.

In the field of domestic cleaning, catering or facilities open to the public, a great deal of effort and time is dedicated every day by employees to keep toilets specklessly clean.

The cleaning of toilets includes the need for disinfection and general cleanliness of bathrooms. The main hindrance of the latter is the production of stains made by feces when they fall from the toilet neck and are inadequately cleaned by water from the cistern.

To clean such stains, usually unpleasently performed manually, brushes and very aggressive cleaning products are used which damage the toilet enamel and give the cleaner all types of disadvantages.

The sliding towel for toilets satisfactorily solves these technical problems, providing a comfortable and clean solution, manually applicable by the uset him/herself before opening their bowels, eliminating the use of any tool, device or substance to clean the W.C.

More specifically, the sliding towel for toilets is characterized in that it is made as from a piece of cellulose or other relevant material, conveniently stamped trom a continuous sheet and having an oval shape adaptable to the sump neck.

These towels will normally be supplied as continuous, f olded in reams, rolled or with cutting or perforated lines to separate the unit to be used at the appropriate time.

This towel is placed at the bottom of the toilet by the user him/herself before opening his/her bowels, so that the feces fall over it.

The special shape given to the towel, makes the water entering from the cistern, fold and close the towel, enveloping and dragging the feces without producing stains.

In this way, cleaning is carried out in a extremely simple and effective way, hence avoiding continuous cleaning.

The invention will now be described, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

Figure 1 shows the sliding towel for toilets made of cellulose or any other relevant material, duly stamped, with an oval shape to be adapted to the toilet neck; Figure 2 shows a drawing of the sliding towels for toilets, generally to be provided as continuous and with cutting lines for their immediate use; and Figure 3 shows how a towel should be placed in the W.C., in the toilet neck, to collect feces.

In the light of that already stated, it may be seen how the sliding towel for toilets is characterized by being made as from a piece of cellulose or other suitable material, conveniently stamped and having an oval shape adaptable to the sump neck.

This towel is placed by the user him/herself at the bottom of the toilet before opening his/her bowels letting the feces fall.

The special shape of the towel makes the water coming from the cistern fold and close it, hence enveloping and dragging away the feces without producing any stains.

The above clearly shows how the sliding towel for toilets is shaped.

4 - The materials, shape, size, number and arrangement of the components may be varied, provided the invention is not basically changed.

Claims

1. A sliding towel for toilets made from a piece of cellulose or other appropriate material, suitably stamped and having an oval shape, adaptable to a sump neck and which is manually arranged in the bottom of the toilet by the user him/herself to collect the feces on falling.

2. A sliding towel for toilets, according to the previous claim characterised in that its oval shape makes the water coming from a duly activated cistern fold and close the towel, enveloping and dragging away the feces.

3. A sliding towel for toilets, substantially as herein described with reference to the accompanying drawings.